At a Pharisee’s table in Luke 14, Jesus uses a dinner party to challenge pride and teach the way of humility. In this powerful message, Bobbie Johnson invites us to examine our hearts, give up our seat of self-importance, and embrace humility in our relationship with God, ourselves, and others. True greatness, she reminds us, begins by going low.

In the final message of the Forged series, Pastor Stevan unpacks Psalm 1, reminding us that spiritual formation is always happening—whether we realize it or not. In a world full of voices and distractions, we are called to be shaped not by culture but by God's Word, meditating on it daily until it transforms how we think, live, and belong.

In this message from the Forged series, Pastor Stevan unpacks the disciples’ request, “Lord, teach us to pray,” revealing how prayer is a shaping process that forms our hearts, deepens dependence, and aligns us with God’s will. Drawing from Luke 11, he outlines a pattern, posture, and promise of prayer that invites us into daily surrender and persistent relationship with the One who is forging us anew.

In week two of the Forged series, Pastor Stevan Sheets unpacks the call to spiritual formation through the lens of Luke 5. In a message titled Stay on the Anvil, we're reminded that transformation doesn’t come from tools or intentions alone—but by remaining in the hands of the Master, trusting Him through the process of shaping a faith that lasts.

In the kickoff to the Forged series, Pastor Stevan Sheets explores how God forms lasting faith not by assembling us like finished pieces, but by forging us from the raw material of our hearts. Looking to 1 Samuel 16 and the story of David’s anointing, we’re reminded that God starts with surrender, not polish—shaping us through grace, not performance.

In this special end-of-year message, Pastor Stevan challenges us to reflect on the foundation of our lives with the question: "What are you building on?" Drawing from Matthew 7, we’re reminded that it's not our plans or intentions, but the foundation beneath them—Christ alone—that determines what will stand when storms come.

In Pause & Love, Pastor Stevan unpacks the story of the shepherds in Luke 2, revealing four expressions of authentic love: paying attention, moving toward Jesus, telling others, and worshiping in the ordinary. As part of the Pause series, this message invites us to slow down and reflect God's love in everyday moments this Christmas season.

In this Advent message, Pause & Rejoice, Pastor Stevan Sheets reminds us that joy doesn’t rush—it settles, takes root, and grows. Looking at Mary’s visit to Elizabeth in Luke 1, we’re invited to pause, notice God’s work in others, remember His faithfulness, and rejoice in His bigger story.

In Pause & Prepare, Pastor Stevan Sheets opens the Advent series Pause with a call to find stillness in the chaos of life. Drawing from Luke 3 and the image of Hurricane Melissa's eye, he reminds us that God invites us into His peace—even in the middle of life’s storms. Advent is a sacred invitation to pause, prepare our hearts, and make room for what matters most.

In this powerful Thanksgiving message, Pastor Angel Scribe unpacks the story of the ten lepers in Luke 17 to reveal what true gratitude looks like. Through faith-filled obedience and heartfelt praise, we’re reminded that thankfulness not only honors God but deepens our faith and becomes a testimony to others.