What does it really mean to live with courage as a follower of Jesus? In the final week of our Room to Grow series, Pastor Jon unpacks what it means to live with real courage. True courage isn’t the absence of fear—it’s trusting God enough to take the next step. Drawing from Romans 12, we’ll discover four practical steps of courage that mark a growing Christian life: the courage to worship by surrendering our lives to God, the courage to serve by using our gifts, the courage to care by loving authentically, and the courage to persevere by overcoming evil with good. Like Abraham, who was fully persuaded that God had the power to do what He promised (Romans 4:20–21), we’re invited to live with that same conviction. The question for us today is simple: what courageous step is God asking you to take?

How do you deal with complicated people who frustrate, hurt, or challenge you? In Week 4 of our Room to Grow series, Pastor Jon unpacks Romans 12:14–21 and shows how complicated people don’t block your calling—they build your character. This passage reminds us that growing Christians choose blessing over bitterness, peace over pride, and goodness over grudge. The message challenges believers to practice gospel recall, invites seekers to consider whether they want a life marked by bitterness, pride, and grudge, and encourages skeptics to reflect on Jesus and the cross. The closing challenge is to take one step toward blessing, peace, or goodness in a complicated relationship this week.

How do you deal with complicated people who frustrate, hurt, or challenge you? In Week 4 of our Room to Grow series, Pastor Jon unpacks Romans 12:14–21 and shows how complicated people don’t block your calling—they build your character. This passage reminds us that growing Christians choose blessing over bitterness, peace over pride, and goodness over grudge. The message challenges believers to practice gospel recall, invites seekers to consider whether they want a life marked by bitterness, pride, and grudge, and encourages skeptics to reflect on Jesus and the cross. The closing challenge is to take one step toward blessing, peace, or goodness in a complicated relationship this week.

Biblical love isn’t a feeling you fake—it’s a life you live. We're joined by guest preacher, Hunter Jones, as he unpacks Romans 12:9–13 to show how authentic love transforms our relationships and strengthens the church. God calls us to a love that stands strong, lifts up, moves forward, doubles down, and reaches out.

Are you doing what you’re made for—or just trying to make it through the week?

In this message, we dive into how God's grace is more than a rescue plan—it's your empowerment strategy. Grace doesn’t stop with you—it’s meant to move through you. Learn how your God-given gifts are designed to build up others, bring purpose to your life, and strengthen the Church. You are gifted. You are needed. Let’s discover how to live that out—together.

Is your faith stuck in neutral?

In this message from Pastor Jon, we’re exploring Romans 12:1–2 and discovering how lasting transformation begins—not with more effort—but with deeper commitment. You’ll learn how God’s mercy lays the foundation for real change, what it means to be a “living sacrifice,” and how renewing your mind can reshape your entire life.

Are you looking for a way to keep your family grounded in the middle of a busy, ever-changing world?

This week’s message from Pastor Jon, Rooted & Ready (Colossians 2:6–7), explores what it means to build a strong spiritual foundation for your family this fall. Discover four practical, biblical practices — being grace-filled, grounded, growing, and grateful — that will help you anchor your faith and lead your family with purpose and peace.

In this powerful message from guest speaker Pastor Dan King, we take a close look at Jesus’ letter to the church in Laodicea (Revelation 3:14-22). It’s a call to wake up, open the door, and truly follow Jesus—not just in name, but in action. Drawing from both the Gospels and Acts, Pastor Dan walks us through what it actually means to be a follower of the Way—a Christian who lives in step with the voice and presence of Jesus.

Feeling overlooked? In a success-driven world, Jesus reminds us that faithfulness matters most.

Today, Pastor Dave Reno shares from Revelation 3:7–13 and the story of the faithful church in Philadelphia. Though small, they stayed true—and Jesus promised them open doors. Let's remember to stay faithful and trust God with our future. In what area of your life do you need to trust God today?

In a world where it’s easy to coast, conform, or fall asleep spiritually, Jesus calls us to wake up and live as fully engaged, passionate followers. Discover what it means to be a faith walker, not a sleepwalker. Learn how to strengthen what remains, stand firm on your core values, and live with eternal urgency.

We're honored to have guest speaker, Jim Kragel, bring the message and challenge us from Revelation 3, as well as verses from Romans 12, Philippians 3, Psalms, and more—this message is packed with truth to reignite your heart for God.