In this sermon, Ryan Perkins shows how Jesus built a deep friendship with God through prayer — specifically by praying the Psalms. It’s an invitation to let Scripture shape the way we talk to God and draw closer to Him.

In this sermon, Justin Smith challenges us to reflect on our expectations of God's activity in our lives. He emphasizes the importance of cultivating a heart of faith and anticipation, urging believers to remain open and responsive to the ways God may be working in and around them.

In this sermon, Justin Smith delves into Revelation 3:14–22, challenging listeners to examine the depth of their commitment to Christ. He emphasizes the importance of moving beyond lukewarm faith towards complete surrender, encouraging believers to open their hearts fully to Jesus and experience the transformative power of genuine discipleship.

In this sermon, Justin Smith calls us to pursue an authentic relationship with Jesus—one not based on appearance or performance, but on truth and transformation. It's a call to let go of counterfeit versions of faith and hunger for the real thing.

In this sermon, Justin Smith delves into the profound truth that Jesus's love extends to those who have experienced failure. He emphasizes that our shortcomings do not disqualify us from God's grace but rather position us to receive His redemption and restoration. Through biblical insights, Pastor Justin encourages listeners to embrace their failures as opportunities for growth and deeper reliance on Christ.

In this sermon, Justin Smith explores how Jesus reaches out to those deemed "unclean" by society, demonstrating His boundless compassion and willingness to restore. Discover how this message challenges us to embrace grace and extend love beyond societal boundaries.

In this sermon, Ryan Perkins unpacks how Jesus responds to religious hypocrisy—not with condemnation, but with compassion and truth. A message about grace, honesty, and the heart behind our faith.

In this message, Justin Smith explores how Jesus engages with those who harbor doubts, questions, or uncertainties about faith. He emphasizes that skepticism is not a barrier to encountering Jesus but can be a starting point for a deeper relationship with Him.