It’s a story that carries the wow factor—feeding 5,000 men (not to mention the women and all of the kids) with just two loaves of bread and five fish. Guest Pastor Matt Molt invites us to think beyond our Sunday School recall of this incredible story. In his sermon, Bread Three Ways, he brings up some points worth considering. Why does it say twice that Jesus “gave thanks”? Why a little boy's breakfast instead of a grown man’s? What’s the significance of the twelve leftover baskets? It’s a sermon that will encourage you to think about the sustaining daily bread of Jesus, not just as something to feed us but as our hunger deep within. So, are you hungry today? Find the bread that satisfies. Press play, listen today, and send this one to a friend!

We read about so many incredible miracles in the New Testament. Stories of healing, deliverance, and provision. Have you ever wondered why? Are these just great stories from Jesus’ time on Earth, or are they pointing to something more? As we continue our sermon series, The Seven Wonders of Jesus, Pastor Jess explains how the signs and miracles of Jesus are all pointing in the same direction—the grace and truth of Jesus Christ. They are not just retellings of incredible moments but instead are indicators of incredible truths—you are seen, you are heard, you are known. If you’re wondering where God is, if He sees and hears you, this sermon is one you need to hear today. 

Where does your head rest? What if you are invited to put your head up against the heart of our Father to hear His heartbeat of grace and truth? Where would that heartbeat lead you? Pr Jess continues our new sermon series, The 7 Wonders of Jesus, with this sermon focused on signs that point to the heartbeat of God. Talking through miracles found in the first chapters of John, Pr Jess encourages us to see how the wonders of Jesus are testimony of the presence of God that sends us toward people full of grace and truth. 

Go for a drive, and you’ll see them—signs all around. Whether pointing to the nearest exit, the upcoming burger stop, or the city miles away... signs point to their destination. Jesus came and performed many signs while here on Earth. What was He pointing to? What was the destination? Listen in as Pastor Jess launches our new sermon series, The 7 Wonders of Jesus, and takes us through the purpose of signs in the New Testament. As he explains the first sign of Jesus, The Wedding Wonder, you’ll be encouraged to consider this familiar story in a whole new light—one that points to the destination. 

The NET is SET for the SENT! Pastor Patrick Kiteley continues our Sent Conference with this prophetic message. Listen here!

Sent Conference continues! Pastor Eric Butler joins us with an incredible sermon. This is one you'll want to listen to on repeat!

It's night one of our Sent Conference and Pr Patrick Kiteley is bringing it! Start here and get ready for more!

What is your greatest joy? Is it something measurable, something attainable, something noticeable? In part three of his sermon series, Ten Men, Pastor Jess challenges us to consider that Jesus has a much different definition of joy, one where we choose suffering rather than conquering. How do we step into the joy of suffering with people? It starts with two phrases, “Let Me” and “Will you”. 

How do we read the Bible? Is the law we keep one of rules and stipulations or one of blessing, breaking, and giving ourselves to the world? In this next sermon of our Still Starving series, Pastor Jess challenges us to consider how Jesus redefines the way we read and apply the Bible, from hearts of religious law to true fidelity that love Him deeply. 

Did you know that you’re a pastor? Yep, we’re talking to you. You, exactly where you are today, are called to love and care for those around you with such Jesus depth that people lean in to learn more about how you walk with Him. In the second sermon of our Still Starving series, Ten Men, Pastor Jess explains how we are living in days of great restoration, where God is bringing all things to Himself and He is using us to do so.