We kick off a new sermon series called ONE. ONE gospel, ONE vision, ONE church. What does it look like to be a church shaped by the power of the gospel and the renewal of our minds? In this message, we anchor our vision in Romans 1:16 and Romans 12:2—unashamed of the gospel that saves, and committed to lives transformed rather than conformed. 

In this episode, we reflect on Paul’s prayer in Ephesians 3:14–21, asking God to strengthen us through His Spirit, ground us in the love of Christ, and fill us with the fullness of God—trusting the One who can do far more than we ask or imagine.

In this episode, we hear from Lay Elder Justin Koon as we reflect on Psalm 139, praising God who knows our hearts, discerns our thoughts, and graciously leads us in the everlasting way.

On a holy night, light entered the darkness. This Christmas Eve, we reflect on the hope of Christ that still shines today

Jesus was born in a quiet, unexpected place when there was no room in the inn. Luke 2:1–7 reminds us that the question of Christmas is still the same: will we make room for Him? Listen to this week’s sermon, preached by Dr. Lee Clamp.

Joy was promised long before it was felt. In Luke 1:39–56, we’re reminded that God keeps His promises and joy follows. Listen to this week’s sermon, The Promise of Joy.

In Luke 1:26–38, Mary receives a message that changes the world—and brings God’s promise of peace to every heart. Join us as we explore faith, surrender, and the peace that comes from saying yes to God. 

From the psalmist’s declaration of God’s enduring faithfulness to the angel’s announcement to Zechariah, Scripture reveals a God who keeps His word. In Jesus, every promise finds its ‘Yes.’ Because the Promise is fulfilled, we have unshakable hope.

 Psalm 100 reminds us that gratitude is our gateway to worship. In this message, we explore thanksgiving, joyful praise, and entering God’s presence with a thankful heart. 

Message by Jim Glatz

John 11 reminds us that Jesus meets us in our deepest pain. In this episode, we talk about understanding grief, supporting those who mourn, and finding hope in the God who weeps with us.