Who is Jesus Christ? The answer is the foundation of the Christian faith: He is the eternally begotten Son of God and the Son of Mary. Fully divine. Fully human. In this sermon from our This I Believe series, we look at John 1:14 and explore how the Word became flesh, why the incarnation matters, and how Jesus bridges the gap between God and humanity. Discover why this truth is central to salvation and our hope in Christ.

Why is there evil in the world? If God is good, why do we see so much suffering, brokenness, and death? In this message from our This I Believe series, Pastor Brian unpacks Romans 5:12 to show how sin entered the world through human disobedience, and why God gave us the gift of free will in the first place.

The good news is that while sin and death came through one man, forgiveness and life come through Jesus Christ. He restores our broken relationship with God and gives us hope that evil does not have the final word.

In this sermon from our This I Believe series, Pastor Brian unpacks the question: What did God make?

The answer is simple, yet profound: God spoke everything into being, by His own free choice, and it was very good.

From Hebrews 11:3, we see that God created everything from nothing. Creation is not an accident—it is a gift. And our response to that gift is gratitude, expressed through worship, obedience, and trust.

Join us as we explore how the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit worked together in creation, how life itself is sustained by God’s Word, and how we are called to live in gratitude for the gift of existence.

What is God like? The Bible tells us that God is perfect in power, perfect in knowledge, and perfect in His holy love. In this sermon from our series This I Believe, Pastor Brian unpacks what it means to trust in the God who is all-powerful, all-knowing, and perfectly loving. If you’ve ever asked, “Who is God?” or “Can I really trust Him?”, this sermon will encourage your faith and deepen your worship.

This message launches our 16-week series This I Believe, where we explore the core truths of the Christian faith and what makes us distinctly Methodist as a Global Methodist congregation. In this first sermon, Pastor Brian walks through the question, “Who is God?” by looking at the biblical teaching of the Trinity—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

In this sermon, we explore the dramatic conversion of Saul of Tarsus and the power of God’s grace to bring salvation and transformation. Saul was not seeking Jesus, but Jesus was seeking him. On the road to Damascus, grace interrupted Saul’s mission and changed the direction of his life forever. This message reminds us that God’s grace meets us in our brokenness, reorients our hearts, and gives us a new identity and purpose. Through this passage, we see how salvation is the work of God from beginning to end. We also reflect on how every believer is called, empowered, and sent by that same grace. Join us as we consider the question: Have I truly experienced conversion?

In this sermon titled "Praying for the Grace for Forgiveness," Pastor Scott Latham invites us to reflect deeply on the words of Jesus in the Lord's Prayer—especially the challenging call to forgive as we have been forgiven.

Are you living on mission in your everyday life? In this sermon from Acts 8, Pastor Brian unpacks the story of Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch to explore what it truly means to live on mission as a follower of Jesus.

What does it really mean to take up your cross and follow Jesus?

In this powerful sermon from Acts 7:54–60, we explore the story of Stephen, the first Christian martyr. Stephen was a man full of faith, the Holy Spirit, and boldness in proclaiming the gospel—even when it cost him everything. His life, his witness, and his willingness to die for Christ challenge us to live with courageous faith and Spirit-filled obedience.

This message is part of our ongoing series through the Book of Acts, where we’ve seen the early church grow in power and purpose through the movement of the Holy Spirit. In Stephen's story, we see what true discipleship looks like.

In this sermon from Acts 6:1–7, we take an inside look at how the early church handled the blessings and challenges that came with rapid growth. As thousands came to faith, tensions rose—ethnic divisions surfaced, leadership was stretched thin, and real needs were being overlooked.

But rather than crumble under pressure, the early believers responded with Spirit-led wisdom, shared leadership, and a deep commitment to the gospel.

What does this mean for us today?

Join us as we explore what it means to be the Body of Christ—one body with many members—and how each of us is called to serve. Whether you're a seasoned leader or someone just exploring your gifts, this message will encourage you to step into your role in God’s mission.