In Genesis 22, Abraham is tested in a shocking way, yet he responds with faith: “We will worship and then we will come back.” When you’re tested, will you trust that He will come through?

We gathered to worship, pray, and listen—turning our hearts toward God in a powerful time of reflection and surrender.

Pruning hurts — but it’s necessary for real growth. In John 15, Jesus teaches that no connection means no life and no fruit. Staying connected to Him means daily choosing to remain — and allowing God to lovingly cut away whatever steals your fruitfulness.

From death to life, despair to hope—watch the Easter message that will you give you hope and bring you face-to-face with the power of the risen Christ. Christ is risen, and He’s calling you back to life!

You can’t force growth, but you can create good conditions for it.

The story of God starts in a garden. And it ends in a garden. What kind of soil is your heart? Hard? Shallow? Distracted? Or ready for something new to grow?

You’ve heard ‘love your neighbor’—but what about your enemy? 😳 In this week’s message, Max and Shelbi tackle one of the most challenging things Jesus ever said: Love your enemies. From rivalries and awkward family dynamics to political divides and deep personal wounds, this talk dives into what Jesus really meant… and why it matters for your life today.

Ever had someone push your buttons? Say something that hit a nerve? Do something that made you want to get even? We all have a natural desire to retaliate—but what if Jesus calls us to something greater?

Who can you trust? Have you ever been betrayed, deceived, or let down? Integrity isn’t just about keeping your word—it’s about being whole, the same in public and private. It’s about drawing closer to Jesus, the only one who is truly whole.

Whether you’re married, single, or have experienced divorce, this sermon offers biblical wisdom and hope. Watch now and reflect on God’s design for marriage and His grace to redeem brokenness.