In this powerful exploration of faith and film, we're invited to see the world through a different lens - one that challenges our preconceptions and calls us to embrace God's unconditional love. The story of Elphaba from 'Wicked' serves as a poignant metaphor for those deemed 'different' or 'outcast' by society. 

In this week’s sermon, Pastor Caressa reflects on the powerful themes of Remember the Titans, we explore prejudice, judgment, and what it means to see others as made in the image of God. This message invites us to listen, learn, and live with the courage to become a community shaped by justice, humility, and love.

This week we explore the spiritual themes of faith and reconciliation through the beloved film Field of Dreams. What does it mean to trust in what we cannot see? What happens when we take a risk on grace, forgiveness, and second chances? Through scripture and story, we’ll discover that sometimes faith looks like foolishness—until it becomes the doorway to healing, hope, and restoration.

This Sunday we’re kicking off a new sermon series called Faith and Film, where we’ll explore spiritual themes through the lens of popular movies. First up: Conclave, a gripping thriller that invites deep reflection on power, humility, and faith under pressure.

Serving God isn’t just for the few—it’s a calling for all of us. In this message, we’ll discover how Paul’s advice to young Timothy is a rallying cry for anyone who wants to use their life to make an impact. You are gifted. You are called. Let’s live like it.

In this post VBS (Vacation Bible School) message, we're reminded of God's unwavering presence in our lives, even when our journey takes unexpected turns. The story of Joshua and the Israelites entering the Promised Land serves as a backdrop, highlighting God's promise: 'I will be with you.' This assurance, echoed throughout the Bible, applies to our lives today. We're encouraged to be strong and courageous, knowing that God is with us in every step, detour, and roadblock.

When the Holy Spirit came at Pentecost, it ignited a movement that would change the world. This Sunday, our youth share stories from their mission trip, reminding us that the same Spirit still moves through us today—calling us to serve, love, and live with a passion that sets the world on fire.

We live in a world full of distractions and divided loyalties, yet Jesus invites us to remain in him: “I am the true vine.”This sermon challenges us to examine what we’re truly connected to, and how our lives might change if we rooted ourselves in Christ’s love.

We all have things in our lives that feel dead—dreams, relationships, hopes. Jesus steps into these moments and says, “I am the resurrection and the life.” This sermon is an invitation to trust that, even when things seem beyond saving, God’s life-giving power is still at work.