In our series, Fear Not!, we are taking on fear to overcome it with our faith. When we understand fear in light of God’s truth, we can learn from it while also taking away its control over our lives. In today’s sermon, we take on the fear of loss of control. When life feels out of control and overwhelming circumstances want to paralyze us, we must remember that we belong to the One who is always in control.

We are honored to welcome our special guest speaker, Pastor Mel Mullen, preaching a sermon titled, “Shock & Awe.” He will be proclaiming 2025 to be the year of miracles based on Hebrews 2:4. We are expecting to be amazed by the miracles, signs, and wonders God performs both today and throughout the year. God’s power points people to God’s kingdom.

In our series, Fear Not!, we are taking on fear to overcome it with our faith. When we understand fear in light of God’s truth, we can learn from it while also taking away its control over our lives. In today’s sermon, we begin by breaking down fear through the Hebrew word yare. Fear is a natural human response, but God tells us to “Fear Not!” and to fear Him instead. We will discover how the fear of God helps cast out our fears.

As we continue to cast vision for 2025, we are introducing our three prophetic theme words for the year: Breakthrough, Increase, & Expectation. In today’s sermon, Elder Fran Basuel teaches on expectation with a faith that expects and a hunger that pursues. When we hunger for God with expectation, we will seek Him desperately, and He will fill us with His presence, power, and glory.

As we continue to cast vision for 2025, we are introducing our three prophetic theme words for the year: Breakthrough, Increase, & Expectation. In today’s sermon, we focus on increase for impact. We are declaring 2025 to be the Year of Increase. God is going to increase every aspect of the church and our lives so that we can have a greater impact.

We are honored to have special guests Pastor Mike & Debbie Bolton of Life Rekindled with us today. They will be speaking to us about the power of relationships in our lives. We cannot become the people God intended us to be and we cannot do the things God intended for us to do without key relationships and partnerships along the journey.

In alignment with our Season of Fasting & Prayer, we will be focusing on breakthrough for the first three Sundays of 2025. In 2nd Samuel 5:20, David declares God to be the Lord of the Breakthrough. We are seeking God for breakthrough in the areas of blessing, power, and anointing. In today’s sermon, we focus on seeking a fresh anointing. The anointing causes us to be Set Apart, Set Free, & Sent Out. To seek a fresh anointing is to seek a fresh filling of the Holy Spirit to accomplish the purposes that Christ has for us.

In alignment with our Season of Fasting & Prayer, we will be focusing on breakthrough for the first three Sundays of 2025. In 2nd Samuel 5:20, David declares God to be the Lord of the Breakthrough. We are seeking God for breakthrough in the areas of blessing, power, and anointing. In today’s sermon, we focus on experiencing new spiritual power. Pursuing spiritual power outside of divine intimacy is toxic to our faith. Spiritual power flows through our journey with God and produces the fruit of God’s heart.

In alignment with our Season of Fasting & Prayer, we will be focusing on breakthrough for the first three Sundays of 2025. In 2nd Samuel 5:20, David declares God to be the Lord of the Breakthrough. We are seeking God for breakthrough in the areas of blessing, power, and anointing. In today’s sermon, we focus on blessing and favor including understanding what it means to be blessed by God. Experiencing God’s blessings is a balance between His sovereignty and our choices. We have a part to play in living under an open heaven.

We are celebrating the miracle of the incarnation through our teaching series: Love Came Down. Christ leaving His privileges of Godhood behind and becoming human was one of the most humble and loving acts in history. Using John’s prologue as a backdrop, we will spend this advent season meditating on different aspects of what it means in our lives that Christ came down in love in the form of a helpless baby to carry out God’s plan of salvation. In today’s sermon, we look at how the advent revealed to us everything we need to know God. The Word became flesh and dwelt among us. The invisible God became visible and made Himself knowable, accessible, and understandable.