Moses didn’t feel qualified—but God called him anyway. In Week 2 of Heroes of the Faith, we discover that God has never been limited by our weaknesses. He calls ordinary people to accomplish extraordinary things through His power and presence. If you've ever felt like your past, your fears, or your shortcomings disqualify you from what God has for you, this message is for you. Learn why obedience matters more than ability and how trusting God's presence can change everything.

What makes a true hero? This special Hero Sunday message challenges us to see that biblical heroes aren't fearless—they're faithful. Looking to the ultimate example of Jesus, we discover that true heroism is found in courage, sacrifice, compassion, and love. Whether you're serving your family, your community, or simply following Christ in everyday life, God calls every believer to live with heroic faith.

What if the issue isn't the seed—but the soil?

In this message, Darryl Hall unpacks Jesus' Parable of the Sower and challenges us to examine the condition of our hearts. God's Word is always powerful, but our response determines whether it takes root and produces lasting fruit. Discover why Jesus taught in parables, how Scripture reveals what is already in our hearts, and why spiritual maturity is measured not by what we know, but by the fruit our lives produce.

In the Parable of the Prodigal Son's Father, we discover a love that refuses to give up. While one son ran away and the other stayed home filled with resentment, both were lost in different ways. Through the heart of the father, Jesus reveals God's patience, mercy, and desire for restoration. This message challenges us to move beyond self-protection, bitterness, and pride, and embrace the kind of love that seeks redemption over retribution. Ultimately, the Father's love reminds us that true freedom is found when we surrender our lives to Christ and allow Him to live through us.

In Week 2 of our Parables series, we explore the Parable of the Unforgiving Debtor in Matthew 18:21–35. Jesus teaches that forgiveness isn't something we count—it flows from a heart that has experienced God's grace. When we truly understand the debt God has forgiven, it changes the way we respond to those who have wronged us. Forgiveness is a command, a decision, and often a process, but it opens the door for healing, restoration, and freedom.

Why did Jesus teach in parables?

In the first message of our new series, Parables, we explore Jesus' answer to that question and discover that the Kingdom of Heaven is the greatest treasure we could ever find. Through the parables of the hidden treasure and the pearl of great price, we learn that when we truly see the value of Christ, everything changes.

Healthy relationships lead to healthy marriages.

This week, Pastor Mike shares God’s design for marriage and why lasting relationships are built on more than feelings, attraction, or circumstances. Discover how commitment, grace, selflessness, and a Christ-centered foundation can strengthen your marriage and help you build a relationship that honors God through every season of life.

Week 4 of Healthy Relationships dives into the power and importance of friendships that honor God. Pastor Mike explores how healthy relationships are built on truth, loyalty, grace, and spiritual encouragement — not convenience or competition. Looking at the friendship between Jonathan and David, we see what it means to celebrate others, stay faithful through difficult seasons, and speak truth with love. This message challenges us to examine the people influencing our lives and reminds us that genuine, God-honoring friendships should sharpen our faith, point us toward Jesus, and reflect His grace to others.

This week, Pastor Nate Holder shared how before God established the church, He established the home. Through scripture and practical encouragement, we explored how discipleship isn’t just something added to our schedules — it’s something woven into the everyday rhythms of family life. From prayer and worship to conversations around the dinner table, healthy homes are built when we intentionally point the next generation toward Jesus.

Week 2 of Healthy Relationships focused on the power of intentional influence, honor, and grace within the family. On Mother’s Day, we celebrated the women who shape generations through faith, prayer, consistency, and love — while also recognizing that God can work through imperfect people to create lasting impact. Healthy relationships begin with healed hearts, and the greatest gift we can give our families is pointing them toward Jesus.