Pastor John reminds us that while nobody’s perfect, true righteousness comes not from comparison or pride but from humble dependence on God’s mercy.

Pastor Harvey kicks off a new series, I Love My Church, with a reminder that God’s love is so radical and inclusive that everybody is welcome—not because we’re good enough, but because His grace is big enough.

In the second week of our Guided by Grace series Pastor Harvey reminds us how Jesus, The Good Shepherd, values each of us deeply and tenderly cares for our needs—never leaving us alone.

In the first week of our Guided by Grace series Pastor Harvey reminds us how Jesus, the Good Shepherd, intimately knows and deeply loves each of us and how His grace invites us to follow Him, especially when life feels confusing, painful, or disappointing.

Pastor John finishes our SummerFest series by reminding us that true success in life is not measured by accomplishments, wealth, or religious performance, but by knowing, loving, and trusting Jesus—letting go of the past, pressing forward in faith, and living for what matters eternally.

Today Pastor Harvey reminds us that through the undeserved grace of God, we are justified, welcomed into His presence, and promised a glorious future—not because of what we’ve done, but because of His love.

Today Pastor Russell reminds us that true spiritual growth comes not from constantly chasing the feeling of something new, but from embracing the solid nourishment of God's Word, prayer, and community.

Today Pastor Harvey will be sharing on how true self-control isn’t about relying on your own will power but about surrendering to God’s power through a relationship with Jesus, who gives you the strength to live a disciplined and purposeful life.

Today in our SummerFest series Pastor Harvey emphasizes that patience is essential to the Christian life because it reflects God’s character, reveals the authenticity of our faith, and is the starting point of genuine love.

Today Pastor Harvey leads us through the book of Hebrews to show us that Jesus meets our greatest need with His greatest accomplishment: the cross. When we face problems we cannot fix, like sin and death, Jesus is the only one who can truly help, because He is our great high priest who offered Himself as the perfect sacrifice for our sins.