Saints Field Sunday. The Bible Doesn't Say That: you get what you deserve. What does the Bible actually say? Andy shares a gospel-saturated message from Luke 15 and Jesus' parable of the prodigal son. 

Part two of the message "God won't give you more than you can handle." Andy shares how we as believers can FIGHT temptation.

When life feels overwhelming and the future feels uncertain, do what King Jehoshaphat did: seek God first. “We do not know what to do, but our eyes are on You.” Graduates—and all of us—can move forward with faith because the battle belongs to God.

How do we handle life when it just feels unhandleable? Pastor Andy guides us to honor the truth of God's word and admit we need Him in every aspect of our lives. We weren't designed to figure it all out on our own.

“Don’t judge me” may be one of culture’s most misunderstood phrases—and one of Christianity’s most misused verses. Jesus doesn’t forbid careful evaluation and correctiong; He calls us to humility, self-examination, and lovingly helping others follow Him.

The world says “live your truth,” but Jesus says, “I am the Truth.” In this message, Dan points us to God’s Word as our light in the darkness, bringing clarity, direction, and hope for everyday life (Psalm 119:105).

We’ve overcomplicated spiritual maturity. It’s not simply about more knowledge and definitely not about independence. This message explores how following Jesus leads to greater dependence on God and deeper connection with others.

In week 1 of our new message series, Andy shares timely message on parenting and faith, challenging common cultural lies and calling parents and the church to intentional, faithful influence—trusting God for the outcome while shaping the next generation to know and follow Jesus.

The resurrection of Jesus invites a response. Andy walks us through the story and what the resurrection means for believers today. TRUST - Trust in Him and you are Redeemed, you can live Unafraid, Secure, with Jesus on the Throne.

Palm Sunday in Matthew 21 shows the tension between the King people wanted and the King the people needed. Do we follow our version of Jesus, or fully surrender to who He truly is?