In this message from the Yes, but... theology series, Pastor Stevan Sheets challenges the familiar phrase, "We've never done it that way before," through the lens of Acts 15 and the early church’s tension with change. With humor and clarity, he reminds us that while God's mission never changes, our methods must—always keeping Jesus at the center.

In this message from the Yes, But Theology series, Pastor Stevan Sheets unpacks the commonly used phrase, “Who am I to judge?”, challenging us to move beyond avoidance and toward biblical discernment. Rooted in Matthew 7:1–5, this sermon calls believers to judge humbly, with God's Word as the standard, starting with self-examination and always aiming toward restoration.

Pastor Stevan begins the Yes, But… Theology series by tackling the popular saying, “God won’t give you more than you can handle.” Drawing from 1 Corinthians 10:13, 2 Corinthians 1, and examples throughout Scripture, he shows how this phrase is often misapplied and replaced with the deeper truth that while life can overwhelm us, God never leaves us alone in it. Instead of self-reliance, we’re called to depend fully on His presence, strength, and the power of prayer when life feels too heavy to bear.

In this powerful message, Pastor Angel challenges us to embrace the discipline of silence and solitude as modeled by Jesus. Drawing from key Scriptures, she shares four compelling reasons we need quiet time with God—to resist temptation, gain clarity in decisions, find comfort in grief, and recharge for daily life. Step away from the noise and rediscover the gentle whisper of God’s presence.

In Dare to Hope, part of The Power of Lament series, Pastor Stevan leads us through Lamentations 3, showing how authentic lament makes room for hope even in the darkest seasons. Drawing from Jeremiah's raw grief, we’re reminded that God's faithful love and new mercies anchor us when nothing else makes sense.

In this message titled A Sacred Cry, Pastor Stevan Sheets opens the series The Power of Lament by exploring Psalm 13 and the biblical practice of lament. He reminds us that sorrow, grief, and brutal honesty before God are not weaknesses but sacred acts of worship that lead us to deeper trust, even when nothing changes.

In Rooted in New Life, Pastor Stevan Sheets continues the Rooted series by exploring Colossians 3 and what it means to live a transformed life in Christ. As we remain rooted in Jesus and the gospel, our lives are marked by daily renewal, spiritual growth, and a visible reflection of Christ’s character in everything we do.

In Week 2 of the Rooted series, Pastor Stevan Sheets challenges us to stay grounded in the Gospel, not just as a starting point of faith, but as the daily source of life and freedom. Drawing from Colossians 2, this message reminds us that Jesus is enough and calls us to grow deeper roots in Him.

In this kickoff message of the Rooted series, Pastor Stevan Sheets explores Colossians 1 to reveal why being "Rooted in Christ" is essential for spiritual growth and resilience. Through vivid illustrations and biblical truth, we’re reminded that Jesus is the visible image of God, the creator and sustainer of all, and the only foundation strong enough to weather life’s storms.