Saying YES to God can change everything. Discover how one simple response of obedience can turn setbacks into destiny and release breakthrough for others.

What’s the most important YES you’ll ever hear? 🤔 It’s not a job offer, a proposal, or even a “yes” to hang out with a friend. The most life-changing YES is the one God already gave us in Jesus! God’s promises YES to make us stand firm, to His seal of ownership, to the gift of His Spirit—His promises are already YES in Christ.

What happens when you say “YES” to Jesus—anytime, anywhere, for anything? When we say YES to serving others, we show the world God’s love. When we say YES to laying aside selfishness, we find freedom. When we say YES to Jesus, we step into a life of blessing and adventure. Are you ready for the Yes Effect?

Storms don’t schedule appointments. They just… hit. Jesus knew that—so He ended the Sermon on the Mount with a picture we can all understand: a wise man builds on rock, and a foolish man builds on sand. When the storms came, only one house stood.

It’s possible to look the part, do the right things, and still not know Jesus. Don’t settle for religious activity. Pursue authentic relationship.

We’re surrounded by voices—podcasts, reels, influencers, even preachers. But how do you know what’s true and what’s not? Jesus warned us about false prophets, and in this message, Pastor Dave breaks down how to test the fruit and flood your formation with Jesus. Learn how to keep ideology from hijacking your theology—and why the words “God helps those who help themselves” might be the most popular lie Christians believe.

What does it mean to be saved? What are we saved from—and what are we saved to? This message from Matthew 7:13-14 is a heartfelt invitation to choose the narrow road that leads to life. We’re all on a road. One leads to destruction. The other to life. There are two gates. Two roads. Two destinations. Jesus isn’t one of many ways—He’s the only one.

We’re exploring why understanding the goodness of God changes the way we pray and the way we treat people. Jesus said: Ask, seek, knock. And He meant it. We believe that because God is good: We can come boldly in prayer and we can treat others with radical kindness—not based on their goodness, but His.

Are you carrying a log in your eye while trying to fix someone else’s speck? Do you find fault faster than you find compassion? It's time to step into the kind of radical love that helps, rather than condemns.

How do I stop worrying? Jesus invites us into a different way of living — one where trust replaces fear and peace replaces panic. God cares for you. You are seen. You are valued. And you don’t have to carry this alone.