Caleb shares the Advent message of joy and how it centers on the good news of Christ's birth. How it brings light, peace, and salvation to a world in darkness, as foretold in Isaiah and celebrated throughout Scripture. True joy transcends circumstances, rooted in God's presence and promises, sustaining believers through trials and offering eternal hope in His kingdom to come. December 22nd, 2024

Mary, the Mother of Jesus, is celebrated as a central figure in Christianity, particularly as "Theotokos" (Mother of God), a title affirming that she gave Jesus His humanity while His divinity remained eternal. Her willingness to lay down her life in obedience to God's will mirrors Jesus' ultimate act of vulnerability and love through the Incarnation, illustrating how God became human to dwell among and save His people, offering a profound exchange of love and sacrifice. December 15th, 2024.

Sara reminds us about the peace given to us by the Lord in all circumstances in our Advent series. December 8th, 2024

At our Kindred Women's Conference 2024, we asked a panel of women questions about Life, Christianity, and navigating Relationships. Some of the questions that were explored are: How have you navigated times of feeling loneliness in your life? How can I engage with the church community as an introvert? And, are there do’s and don'ts of sex within marriage, what’s a no go?

Alex explains the concept of "influence" today when it's often associated with social media and fame, but true influence, whether online or offline, should be rooted in wisdom, humility, and discernment, especially in relation to what we consume and who we follow. As Christians, we are called not to seek fame or worldly influence, but to follow Jesus' example, rejecting the enemy's counterfeit offers, and being an example of Christ's love, wisdom, and humility in the world. November 16th, 2024.

Alex reminds us during the Advent season to have hope in a lonely time. December 1st 2024

Caleb describes that in the Bible, ordinary tools like tent pegs, staffs, and jawbones are used by God's people to achieve extraordinary victories. Further illustrating that God's power, not human strength, leads to triumph. This pattern reminds us that even in our weakness, God can use what seems ordinary in our lives to accomplish miraculous purposes, and ultimately, His Kingdom will triumph over worldly powers. November 24th, 2024

Please note: we had audio difficulties this week recording the sermon. We're working on a solution. Thank you for your patience.

Benjamin Narayanan from Avant Life Church shares a message about choosing the Promise Land and what that entails. November 10th 2024

On First Sunday, Chris takes us through the meaning on communion and why it's an act of worship and reflection. November 3rd, 2024

This week Caleb explores how creation reveals God's wisdom and goodness, using honey as a metaphor for His rescue, Word, and grace. It encourages listeners to experience the sweetness of God through both Scripture and the wonders of the physical world. October 27th, 2024