Who are we and what do we run with? Is our message our own voice, agenda, or insight? As we begin our Still Starving journey, Pastor Jerushah challenges us to consider what it looks like to be those who live with the ministry of preparation, clearing out a pathway to announce the arrival of King Jesus. She invites us to consider what it means to be those who live in the wilderness as voices with a message. This sermon will set the tone for our Still Starving season, so listen today!

We grow together as we follow Jesus together and whether you have only heard about fasting or have joined us in Starving before, this journey is for all of us! Listen to Pastors Ben and Jerushah interview a few of our Pastoral Team members regarding their process in our prayer and fasting season over the years. You’ll likely find yourself in one of their stories as you look ahead to the coming fasting experience. As we prepare for Still Starving, be greatly encouraged! 

Have you ever found yourself asking any of these questions: Where is God? Why did He let this happen? Don’t let these questions scare you—you’re actually getting closer to Him than you realize. In the third sermon of our Advent series, Breakthrough to Presence, Pastor Jess explains how God is present in His absence. Our job is to ask questions, lean into Him, search for Him, and then become lost in a moment of His presence. 

There’s nothing quite like a street with homes lit up for Christmas, a gleaming symbol of the joy and hope of the season. Now here’s the question—have you turned your light on? We’re not talking about the lights on the tree or the ones that line your roof. As Pastor Jess explains in this sermon, Breakthrough to Mystery, we are meant to be those who turn on the light again and again and again. What light? That’s what you’ll discover in this sermon. 

First fruits…you’ve heard the phrase at least a few times by now. But what exactly is a first fruits offering? How is it different from tithe and alms? Guest Pastor Brad Neuschwander joins us with a sermon that brings a great explanation of how we participate in first fruits with holy expectation. He shares how first fruits strengthen and stretch us for the multiplication work of the Kingdom of God. Whether you are new to the first fruits concept or ready for a refresher on the idea, this sermon is one we all need to hear as we prepare for our first fruits offering! 

We treat it as something delicate, as if it can easily break, but it’s a strong and fierce thing—holiness. Holiness does not melt in the heat of the world's chaos, but withstands. In this  sermon, He Gave Gifts, Pastor Jess discusses what it means to be those who walk in the gifts from Ephesians 4. He explains how the gifts equip saints for the work of building the body of Christ for allegiance to Him. If you long to have a deeper familiarity of His voice, to be one who walks into your community, workplace, and home with Him, listen to this sermon! 

What is the longing of your soul? What does that longing propel you to do or say? Our guest speaker and long time friend, Pastor Matt Molt, shares an incredible sermon on what it means to be people of ascent, those with lives on a pilgrimage of our longing to know God. Are you ready to anticipate what God wants to do among His people and participate in His movement? 

Our lives are noisy. We are filled with constant coming and going and every opportunity to consume. Even if we have a moment alone, our minds fill with the to-do lists, new ideas, concerns, and anxieties. In the hussle and rush, the practice of solitude has become a far-off-in-the-distance idea. As we continue in our sermon series, unCOMMON Together, Pastor Jess challenges us to think about solitude as a near and necessary practice. 

Freedom…what is it and what does it mean for you and me? In the second sermon of our unCOMMON Together series, The Way of Love, Pastor Jess explains how freedom in Christ may not look like we expect it to. In fact, it may have a lot less to do with “my” freedom and so much more to do with walking in the way of love together, with our hearts set on being the in-Jesus people we were created to be. 

Are you tired of the ordinary? Feeling over the usual?t’s time to be unCOMMON, to live as a church set apart for the purposes of God. Join us for the first sermon of our new series, unCOMMON Together, where Pastor Jess explains how the church of Thessalonians lived contrary to culture and expectations.