Guest speaker and missionary, Tim Pollick, encourages us with a powerful word about what it looks like to be a true disciple of Christ!

What does it take to be used by God? In this Father's Day message, we explore three life-changing decisions that God consistently looks for in the people He uses. Your future is not built on a single moment, but on the decisions you make every day.

This sermon challenges believers to live with eternity in mind by recognizing that this life is only a small part of our eternal existence. Drawing from 1 Timothy 6:17-21, it warns against placing our hope in wealth and possessions while calling us to pursue godliness, good works, and radical generosity as we invest in what truly lasts. The message concludes by reminding us that the greatest treasure entrusted to us is the Gospel of Jesus Christ!

In this week’s sermon, Pastor John explains how to “fight the good fight” by learning to handle stress well, using Jesus’ earthly life as the model for how to respond to pressure and burdens in a healthy, God-centered way.

In this week's Graduation Sunday message, we are challenged to be contenders for the faith by being finished with sin, staying alert and prayerful, and carrying our cross through wholehearted obedience to Jesus. As we rely on God's Spirit, His Word, and genuine repentance, He transforms us so we can fight the good fight of faith and fulfill His purpose for our lives!

In a world constantly telling us we need more, 1 Timothy 6 reminds us that true gain is found in godliness with contentment. This message exposes the dangers of false doctrine and materialism while pointing us back to the truth that Jesus is not a means to something greater—He is the prize. Discover how gratitude, generosity, and an eternal perspective can help you find lasting contentment in Christ.

This week, Pastor Jonathan is teaching from 1 Timothy 6:3–10. The Big Idea is: “God is not against blessing His people; He is against anything replacing Him in our hearts." There are many things in this world that can distract us from our relationship with God. This message will encourage you to keep the Lord first and trust that He is a good Father who gives good gifts to His children.

The Gospel doesn’t just change our Sundays — it transforms the way we live, lead, and work Monday through Saturday. In this message from 1 Timothy 6:1-2, we explore how followers of Jesus can honor God in the workplace through integrity, attitude, servant leadership, and remembering who we ultimately work for. Your work is more than a paycheck — it’s worship and a witness to a watching world.

In this message from 1 Timothy 5:17-25, we explore what it looks like for the church to honor faithful leadership, handle sin biblically, and appoint leaders with wisdom and integrity. This sermon unpacks how servant leadership, accountability, and godly character help the church put the gospel on display to a watching world. Ultimately, this passage points us to Jesus — the perfect Shepherd who leads His people with truth, grace, and faithfulness.

This week, Pastor John teaches from 1 Timothy 5:17–25 on the instructions for maintaining a healthy church. Leadership is essential to the church’s health, and as the body of Christ, we are called to properly honor, support, and hold our leaders accountable to biblical standards.