Psalm 23 begins with a promise that directly addresses worry: “The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.” In this message from Pastor Jeff Cranston, we explore why worry is unhelpful, unreasonable, and unhealthy, and how trusting God as our Shepherd leads to peace and contentment.

Discover how understanding God’s personal name, His unchanging nature, and His role as our Shepherd helps us release anxiety and live with confidence in His care and provision.

In Luke 11:33–36, Jesus shifts the conversation from signs to sight and teaches that spiritual blindness is not a proof problem, but a perception problem. In this message, Pastor Anthony Lucarini explains how Jesus is the Light of the world and why the condition of our heart determines what we see.

Discover how an unhealthy heart can distort spiritual vision and how opening our eyes allows Jesus to transform us from the inside out. This message challenges us to enter a new year with clarity, integrity, and a renewed commitment to live as people of light.

What does a classic Christmas movie and the birth of Jesus have in common? In this Christmas Eve message, Pastor Jeff Cranston connects It’s a Wonderful Life with the true Christmas story, showing how one life can change everything.

From Bedford Falls to Bethlehem, this message explores why Christmas is not just nostalgic or comforting, but life-changing. Learn how the grace of Jesus, His birth, His sacrifice, and His resurrection bring hope, forgiveness, and new life to a broken world.

In Luke 11:29–32, Jesus responds to a crowd demanding more signs by pointing them to a greater truth. He is the sign they are looking for. In this message, Pastor Jeff Cranston explains why asking for more proof can delay faith and how familiarity with Jesus can cause us to miss His authority.

Learn what it means to recognize Jesus as greater than Jonah and greater than Solomon, and why responding to Him now matters more than waiting for another sign.

In Luke 11:14–20, Jesus casts out a demon and restores a man who could not speak. The miracle is undeniable, yet the reactions are divided. Some marvel, some demand more signs, and others accuse Jesus of working under the wrong authority.

In this message, Pastor Anthony Lucarini explores why evidence alone does not produce faith and how bias, distraction, and hesitation can cause us to miss what God is doing right in front of us. This teaching invites us to move beyond amazement and respond to Jesus with trust, worship, and a transformed life.

In Luke 11:1–4, the disciples ask Jesus, “Lord, teach us to pray,” and Jesus responds with a powerful prayer pattern that shapes the heart of every believer. In this message from Pastor Jeff Cranston, we explore the Disciples’ Prayer and what it means to pray with intimacy, reverence, surrender, forgiveness, and dependence on God.

Learn how each part of this prayer reveals the heart of God and the foundation of a disciple’s life. This teaching will help you grow in your prayer life and draw closer to your heavenly Father.

In Luke 10:38–42, Jesus visits the home of Mary and Martha, and their responses reveal the heart of discipleship. Martha is distracted by preparations, but Mary chooses to sit at Jesus’ feet. In “Priority Business,” Pastor Anthony Lucarini unpacks what happens when life gets busy, why we feel so overwhelmed, and how Jesus invites us into a better rhythm.

This message explores the difference between doing things for Jesus and actually being with Him. Learn how to put Jesus first, overcome distraction, and build a life that starts in His presence.

In Luke 10:25–37, Jesus tells one of His most famous parables, the Good Samaritan, in response to a lawyer who wanted to justify himself and narrow the definition of a neighbor. In this message, Pastor Jeff Cranston unpacks what happens when our belief and behavior do not align and how Jesus calls us to show mercy in a world full of need.

Learn why the priest and Levite walked by, why the Samaritan stopped, and how Jesus uses this story to expose the excuses we make. Most importantly, discover how Jesus is the true Good Samaritan who rescues, restores, and calls us to love our neighbor with compassion and courage.

In Luke 10:1–24, Jesus sends out seventy followers to share His message and prepare the way for the Kingdom of God. In this message, Pastor Jeff Cranston explores how following Jesus comes with sacrifice—but also with incredible joy.

Jesus calls and equips every believer to go into the harvest field, trusting Him for strength and provision. The mission is this: share His peace, proclaim His truth, and rejoice not in our success, but that our names are written in heaven.

What does it really mean to follow Jesus? In Luke 9:57–62, three people tell Jesus, “I’ll follow You,” but each one has a reason to look back. Comfort. Convenience. Control.

In this message Pastor Jeff Cranston unpacks what Jesus meant when He said, “No one who puts a hand to the plow and looks back is fit for the kingdom of God.”

Jesus doesn’t want half-hearted followers—He calls us to follow Him fully. No reserve. No retreat. No regrets. This message challenges us to stop saying, “I’ll follow You, but…” and start saying, “I’ll follow You, no matter what.”