Many people in the Bible thought they had Jesus figured out… sound familiar?

In this message, we begin our new series, “Who Do They Say I Am?” by looking at His True Followers. In Matthew 16, Jesus asks a question that still matters today: “Who do you say that I am?”

Join us as we explore what the Bible says about who Jesus truly is and what it means to follow Him.

In this message, we explore what it truly means to worship God in spirit and truth. Through Scripture, we examine seven biblical expressions of worship—from surrender and thanksgiving to celebration and bold praise. Worship is more than a song; it’s a posture of the heart that honors and exalts God.

Welcome to the final message in our Family Foundations series. In this closing sermon, Pastor Barry shares biblical wisdom and practical insight on parenting with purpose.

From the nurturing years to the training years and the coaching years, this message reminds us that we’re not just raising children—we’re raising adults. Discover how connection, consistency, and Christ-centered guidance help shape the next generation with confidence and faith.

Thank you for walking through the Family Foundations series with us. We pray this message encourages and equips you as you build a home grounded in God’s truth.

Welcome to Part Three of our Family Foundations series. In this message, Pastor Jerad Thomsen teaches on God’s design for marriage and the importance of putting Him first.
Discover how biblical order, strong communication, and lasting unity create a covenant relationship that stands firm. When God is the foundation, marriages grow stronger.

In this message, Pastor Barry Hill teaches on Single, Not Secondary, highlighting God’s purpose and value in the season of singleness.
Through Scripture, we see that singleness is a gift, not a limitation—offering unique opportunities for devotion, connection, and impact within the family of God. This message encourages singles to embrace their role and responsibility in God’s greater plan.

In this final message of The Power of Generosity series, Pastor Barry Hill teaches on building the Kingdom through faithful stewardship of our treasure—our money and material possessions. Through Scripture, we’re reminded that generosity reveals what we worship, who we trust, and how we participate in God’s work. When we willingly release what God has entrusted to us, our giving becomes an act of worship and a powerful way God advances His Kingdom through our lives.

In part two of The Power of Generosity series, Pastor Barry challenges us to steward our God-given talents for the advancement of His Kingdom. Through Jesus’ parable of the talents, we’re reminded that our abilities are a trust from God—meant to be developed, released, and used faithfully. As we invest what He has entrusted to us, generosity through our talents brings glory to God and growth to His Kingdom.

In this message, Pastor Barry Hill teaches on the power of generosity and how God calls us to steward our time for the advancement of His Kingdom. This message is Part One of our series, “The Power of Generosity,” and focuses on building the Kingdom through the generous investment of our time. Through Jesus’ parable of the talents, we’re reminded that everything God has entrusted to us is meant to be invested, not buried, for eternal impact.

In this Baptism Sunday message, Pastor Jerad Thomsen teaches on the meaning of baptism and the new life we have in Christ. As we step into a new year, we’re reminded that in Jesus the old is gone and the new has come. Through baptism, believers publicly declare their faith—buried with Christ and raised to walk in new life, hope, and freedom.

In this message, Pastor Barry Hill encourages us to approach the new year with intentionality, wisdom, and prayer. Drawing from Proverbs and Psalms, we’re reminded that while we make plans, it is the Lord who directs our steps. When our planning is submitted to God through prayer, He establishes our path, aligns our desires with His will, and leads us into purpose, stability, and lasting fruitfulness.