Nicholas Kerton-Johnson opens up our spiritual gifts series demystifying the gifts and pointing us back to intimacy with Jesus.

Do you feel like you need Him?

In our final sermon, Worship Pastor, Tyler Dresbach talks about how Jesus is our daily bread. His presence is what we rely on. As a church, we seek to do things that make us truly rely on Him showing up.

Nicholas Kerton-Johnson kicks off our new series on the Presence of God with a message about our birthright. As children of God, we are called to not only learn about who the Father is, but also experience who the Father is.

In the final sermon of our Father’s Heart series, Nicholas Kerton-Johnson speaks on what it means to be the Father’s Beloved. Do we really know that we are loved by God? Do we live from a place of striving or from rest? These are some of the questions we pray you ponder while listening to this message.

As we wrap up our “Fathers Heart” series, Nicholas KJ explores the nature of God our Provider. We love that a good Father is aware of our needs and wants before we are. What a pleasure it is to partner with God and not strive!

To end our Father’s Heart series, Lisa Orvis talks about the vulnerability of the Father. What does it mean for God to choose to be vulnerable with us? How does that ignite trust in our hearts?

In this chapter or our Father’s Heart series, Worship Pastor, Tyler Dresbach confronts this question: How do we respond to the sacrificial love of the Trinity?

There are many times in the Bible that the Lord refers to himself as a mother. In this message, Lisa Orvis explores two of those moments. We pray that after you listen to this message you have a deeper and richer understanding of how the Lord loves you like a mother!

Holiness is a response to God’s love, not religion.

Listen as Elder Bill Heth leads us deeper into the knowledge of God’s holiness. Why do we do what we do? What is motivating us to look more like Jesus?

In this message, Senior Pastor, Nicholas KJ talks about God as our Protector. What do we do when things go wrong? How can we trust the Father as our protector in those moments?