In Unwrap Peace, Pastor Will reflects on the emotions of the holiday season, contrasting fleeting cultural happiness with lasting joy rooted in God. Drawing from Philippians 4:4-9, he shares a "list for blessing at Christmas"—a guide to finding joy, overcoming stress, and embracing God's peace that transcends understanding. Discover how to move beyond holiday chaos to rejoice in the presence of Christ, who draws near daily.

Are you chasing the “perfect” Christmas? Pastor Will shares a story about his family's magical holiday in the mountains—a reminder of how our pursuit of perfection often distracts us from what truly matters. Drawing from Philippians 1:3–11, he explores how gratitude and love can replace stress and unmet expectations. Tune in to discover how growing in love—not perfection—can transform your holiday season and refocus your heart on what really matters.

Christmas traditions can bring joy or stress, from grief to financial strain. Drawing from How the Grinch Stole Christmas and 1 Thessalonians 3:9–13, Pastor Will reminds us true hope lies in God’s love and community. This message invites us to focus on what matters most: supporting one another and finding strength together. Whether celebrating or struggling, love and connection can transform your season.

Pastor Will reflects on generosity through a personal story of Miss Barbara, who inspired him with her kindness. This sermon explores Jesus’ teaching on generosity from Matthew 25, emphasizing that generosity isn’t about the amount you give but about faithfulness with what you have. Pastor Will challenges the common "when this, then I will" mindset, urging listeners to stop waiting for the perfect moment and start giving now. Discover how generosity can transform others' lives, bring joy to your own, and reflect God’s kingdom here and now.

In "Finding the Financial Freedom Jesus Promises," Pastor Will challenges cultural views on wealth, emphasizing Jesus' call to prioritize spiritual over material treasures. He teaches that our heart follows our money, urging us to give first, save second, and live on the rest. By creating financial margin and aligning spending with God’s mission, we can live with purpose, even during holiday spending pressures.

In the first message of this new series, Pastor Will dives into the discomfort many of us feel around money—whether it’s about debt, budgeting, or conversations we've been avoiding. Reflecting on Jesus’ interaction with the rich young ruler, Pastor Will challenges us to consider if we truly trust God with our finances. He encourages us to break through fear and shame, reminding us that money is as much a spiritual issue as a financial one. If you’re not trusting Jesus with your money, are you really trusting him?

In this final message of the "Under God?" series, Pastor Will explores how Christians can stay united in a divided world. Reflecting on Jesus' prayer for unity, he reminds us that true faith isn’t about political alignment but love. Pastor Will challenges believers to reject division, focus on common values, and build bridges by loving unconditionally. In a time of polarization, the church must come together as one body, sharing Christ’s hope in a fractured world.

In this sermon of the "Under God?" series, Pastor Will explores how Christians can live faithfully under God in a culture often at odds with biblical values. Drawing from Daniel’s story, he challenges listeners to reflect on whether they’re more influenced by culture or by God. Through practical examples about money, time, relationships, and opinions, Pastor Will encourages pre-deciding to follow Jesus as Lord. With the upcoming election, he reminds us to stay grounded in God’s sovereignty—because no matter who is in office, God is still on the throne.

Pastor Will’s sermon “Under God? One Nation” addresses the division during election season, reminding believers that their primary allegiance is to God’s kingdom. He emphasizes that Christians are ambassadors of Christ, called to represent His love beyond political differences. Regardless of election outcomes, God remains sovereign, and believers are united as a heavenly nation, tasked with embodying grace, justice, and peace.

Pastor Will shares his experience with Positive Intelligence, where he learned to manage anxiety from hyper-achievement and hypervigilance. He connects this to Exodus 17, where the Israelites doubted God’s provision in the desert, yet God faithfully provided water. Pastor Will encourages trusting God’s provision, especially in moments of doubt and uncertainty. He reminds the congregation that just as God provided for the Israelites, He will provide for them too. Lastly, Pastor Will calls for prayer, asking the church to seek God's guidance and breakthroughs.