We all want strong, meaningful relationships…

but real connection isn’t built on perfection—it’s built on forgiveness.

Healthy relationships reflect God’s love and truth.

And when He is at the center, everything begins to change.We all want strong, meaningful relationships…

but real connection isn’t built on perfection—it’s built on forgiveness.

Healthy relationships reflect God’s love and truth.

And when He is at the center, everything begins to change.

What overwhelms us is effortless to God. This message reminds us that the God who holds the universe also holds our lives—and He is worthy of our trust.

In Week 3 of Awe & Wonder, guest speaker Dr. Kevin Dieckliman—who has led tours through Israel and brings deep insight into Scripture—invites us to stand in awe of God, sit in His presence, and rediscover the power of His Word.

God’s power isn’t the problem—our perspective is. In Week 2 of Awe & Wonder, we explore how a right view of God’s holiness leads to a right view of ourselves. When we truly see Him for who He is, it changes how we think, how we live, and the decisions we make. Through Jesus, we’re not only made aware—we’re made new, forgiven, and called to live differently.

In Week 1 of Awe & Wonder, we step into the space between the cross and the resurrection—a place of silence, grief, and uncertainty.

But Easter reminds us: what feels like the end isn’t the end.

Jesus truly died. The tomb was sealed. And still—God was at work.

The empty tomb declares:

• Death is defeated

• Hope is alive

• God keeps His promises

No matter what you’re facing, what we fear most is no match for the power of God. This is the Good News—the Gospel—and it changes everything.

In the final week of Kingdom Values, we look at what it truly means to build our lives on a solid foundation. Jesus challenges us to move beyond surface-level faith—calling us to examine our hearts, live with integrity, and follow Him with obedience.

From confronting hypocrisy to trusting God through prayer, choosing the narrow path, and bearing good fruit, this message reminds us that it’s not just about hearing the truth—it’s about living it.

When the storms come, what your life is built on matters most.

What does it really mean to pray, “Your Kingdom come”? This week, we’re challenged to move beyond surface-level faith and align our hearts, priorities, and lives with God’s will—not our own. From how we give, to how we pray, to what we pursue, Jesus makes it clear: you can’t serve two masters. When we seek Him above all else, everything else begins to fall into place.

This week in our Kingdom Values series, we explore what it means to develop the mind of Christ instead of following the patterns of the world. In Matthew 5:20–48, Jesus teaches that true righteousness isn’t just about outward behavior, but a transformed heart that reflects God’s love, mercy, purity, and truth. From anger and forgiveness to integrity and loving our enemies, Jesus calls His followers to a deeper way of thinking and living. As we grow in the mind of Christ, we begin to reflect the character of God in every area of our lives.

This Sunday’s message explored Jesus’ call for His followers to be salt and light, influencing the world around them through lives that reflect God’s truth and goodness. When we live with distinct faith and character, our actions point others toward Him. We’re reminded that sharing our faith can start with something simple—using what we have, inviting someone, and sharing our story. Listen to the full message to discover how you can live out your Kingdom influence this week.

Blessed are those who are persecuted because of righteousness, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.”

“Blessed are you when people insult you, persecute you and falsely say all kinds of evil against you because of me. Rejoice and be glad, because great is your reward in heaven, for in the same way they persecuted the prophets who were before you.” Matthew 5:1-12