In this episode, Pastor Pete discusses why Advent is more than a holiday tradition—it’s the announcement that hope has broken into a weary world through the arrival of King Jesus, and how—if you anchor your hope in the King rather than your circumstances—it will help you find strength, renewal, and courage even in the places of your life that feel cut down or hopeless. Drawing from Isaiah 61, Luke 4, Romans 15, and Isaiah 11, Pete unpacks how biblical hope is not a feeling we generate but a reality God announces, secures, and brings to life. This message reveals that hope is declared by God, anchored in Christ, and alive because the King is alive—and that even the “stumps” of our lives can become the very places where God grows resurrection.

In this episode, Pastor Pete discusses what Jesus teaches about money, treasure, and the good life, and how—if you learn to see God as your generous Father and practice open-handed generosity—it will help you break free from anxiety, dethrone the idols that compete for your heart, and live in the joy of Jesus’ upside-down Kingdom. Walking through Matthew 6, Pastor Pete shows how generosity is not a fundraising tactic but a spiritual formation practice—one that trains our hearts to trust God, resist the false god of Mammon, and experience the abundant, transformed life Jesus promised. As we enter Advent, this message prepares us to welcome the true King by loosening our grip on earthly treasure and opening our lives to eternal treasure.

In this episode, Pastor Pete and the pastoral team discuss your biggest questions about sexuality, identity, LGBTQ relationships, marriage, singleness, holiness, and how Christians can love well without compromising truth—and how, if you approach these topics with humility, compassion, and conviction, it will help you navigate cultural conversations with wisdom, strengthen your relationships, and grow as a follower of Jesus. In this honest, grace-filled panel, Pete, Kelly, Isaac, and Bethany tackle real questions submitted by the church—everything from pronouns to weddings to lust to boundaries—modeling what it looks like to think biblically, love deeply, and let the Holy Spirit guide us with both clarity and kindness.

In this episode, Pastor Pete discusses why God cares so deeply about our sexual lives and desires, and how—if you see your body the way Scripture describes it: made for God, loved by God, and filled with God—it will help you break free from shame, reorder your desires, and walk in real freedom. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 6 and Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 5, Pastor Pete confronts cultural narratives about sexuality, exposes the lies that enslave us, and shows how the Gospel doesn’t shame us—it washes, sanctifies, restores, and empowers us. This is a message of hope for anyone tangled in lust, pornography, sexual brokenness, or identity confusion: you are not what you’ve done. You are who Jesus says you are—redeemed, filled with the Spirit, and called to honor God with your body.

In this episode, Pastor Pete discusses how Jesus invites us to hold both compassion and conviction when it comes to sexuality, and how—if you follow His example of grace and truth—it will help you love others well, walk in holiness, and create a church where no one walks alone. In one of the most sensitive and needed conversations of our time, Pastor Pete addresses the pain many LGBTQ+ people have experienced from the church, clarifies what Scripture teaches about sexuality, and reminds us that the Gospel is good news for everyone. This is a call to move beyond culture wars into Christlike love—feet planted in truth, arms wide open in grace.

In this episode, Ashley Anderson discusses why singleness is not a waiting room but a sacred calling, and how—if you see your life as consecrated to Jesus and pour it out in love and devotion—it will help you live with freedom, fullness, and purpose right now. Drawing from the story of Mary of Bethany, Ashley Anderson invites us to “break the bottle” and offer all that we are to Jesus—our dreams, desires, and devotion—trusting that He is worthy of it all. Whether you’re single, married, or somewhere in between, this message challenges the church to see singleness not as a problem to solve but as a powerful prophetic witness to a world desperate for love that lasts.

In this episode, Preston Sprinkle discusses what the Bible really says about marriage, sexuality, and gender, and how—if you root your identity in God’s Word and live as a reflection of His image—it will help you walk in freedom, clarity, and compassion in a culture filled with confusion. Drawing from Genesis, Jesus’ teaching, and Paul’s letters, Preston Sprinkle unpacks how our sexed bodies reveal God’s design, how marriage points beyond itself to Christ and the Church, and why both marriage and singleness have eternal value. With both truth and grace, he challenges the Church to love boldly, think biblically, and embody Jesus in a world desperate for redemption and belonging.

In this sermon, Pastor Pete and Kelly discuss what it means to be created male and female in the image of God, and how—if you embrace God’s design for your body as a divine assignment rather than a personal project—it will help you live with freedom, dignity, and purpose in a culture that’s confused about identity. From Genesis to Corinthians, they unpack how our bodies are not accidents but temples—good gifts meant to reflect God’s glory. With grace and conviction, this message calls the church to embody both truth and compassion, reminding us that our design is not oppressive but beautiful, because the Designer Himself is good.

In this episode, Pastor Pete discusses how all creation—and we ourselves—are groaning for renewal, and how—if you let the Spirit renew you daily and anchor your hope in the promise of resurrection—it will help you endure suffering with faith, live with eternal perspective, and look forward to the day when all things are made new. Drawing from Romans 8, Pastor Pete unpacks how our physical weakness and spiritual longing aren’t signs of God’s absence but reminders of His coming restoration. The same Spirit who sustains us now guarantees the glory to come—when every ache, tear, and groan will give way to resurrection joy.

In this sermon, Pastor Pete discusses how sin has fractured the image of God in us, and how Jesus restores what was lost, and how—if you bring your brokenness into the light and allow the Spirit to transform you—it will help you experience healing, live with renewed purpose, and reflect Christ more fully in the world. From Genesis to Romans to Colossians, Pastor Pete unpacks the sweeping story of creation, fall, redemption, and restoration, showing that Jesus is the true Image of God who makes us new. Like kintsugi pottery filled with gold, our cracks and scars become places where God’s glory shines through.