What does it mean to truly live your faith? In this powerful message we explore how our lives can reflect the Gospel through love, fruitfulness, light, and humility.

This sermon challenges us to embrace our ministry of reconciliation, letting our actions speak louder than our words.

If you're ready to let your life preach before your lips speak, this message is for you. Watch now and learn how to live out your faith authentically in every area of your life.

Do you truly understand your faith? In this sermon, we dive into the heart of the Gospel and why understanding it is key to sharing it with others. Based on 2 Corinthians 5:18-21, this message challenges and equips you to explain what you believe and why.

Learn how God's plan of reconciliation began with Adam and Eve, how Jesus became the ultimate Passover Lamb, and how His sacrifice brings forgiveness and new life. This is a call to embrace your role as Christ's ambassador and to help others reconnect with God.

If you're ready to understand, explain, and share your faith, this message is for you. Watch now and take the next step in your spiritual journey!

Are you a new believer or seeking to deepen your understanding of foundational Christian principles? In this sermon, we explore "Basics for Believers" based on 2 Corinthians 5:17, diving into the transformative journey of faith.

Learn about your identity in Christ, the strength found in weakness, the power of moving forward, and how to focus on opportunities over opposition. Discover how to refresh and encourage others with God’s love and faith.

Let this message guide you to live as a new creation in Christ, empowered and renewed for His purpose.

Taking a look at how you can be fruitful when you are rooted in Jesus and the church family God puts you in.

Desperation can lead us to make rash decisions, but faith shows us the way to transformation. In 2 Kings 4:38-41, we see the sons of the prophets faced with an empty pot, a desperate act of gathering wild gourds, and a miraculous intervention that turned death into life.

In this sermon, we’ll learn how to move from emptiness and poor decisions to miraculous provision and restoration by putting our faith into action. When God is in the mix, no pot is too empty, and no situation is beyond His power to redeem!

On that first Christmas, every character in the story was searching for something. The shepherds searched for peace in their humble lives and found it in the angel's proclamation. The wise men searched the heavens for meaning and followed the star to the Savior. Mary and Joseph searched for shelter and discovered God's provision in a lowly manger.

In this message, we’ll explore how God met each of these seekers in their moment of need, guiding them to Jesus, the answer to their searching hearts. This Christmas, we are reminded that no matter what we are searching for—hope, joy, peace, or purpose—God has already provided the ultimate gift in His Son. Join us as we celebrate the miracle of Emmanuel: God with us.

In the chaos of life and the weight of mental health struggles, we often seek God in grand, miraculous signs. Yet, as Elijah discovered in 1 Kings 19:11-12, God often reveals Himself in the quiet whisper.

This sermon explores the significance of listening for God's voice amidst the noise of anxiety, depression, and life's challenges.

Learn how to find peace, purpose, and renewal in the stillness, trusting that God's gentle whisper holds the power to heal and guide us through our darkest moments.

The greatest battles we face are often fought within the battlefield of our minds. Using 2 Corinthians 10:3-5, we’ll uncover how to use the weapons God has given us to win the war of our thoughts.

We'll also draw wisdom from the story of King David, who faced moments of mental and spiritual warfare. From his triumph over Goliath to his struggles in the wilderness, David’s life teaches us how to align our thoughts with God’s truth, overcome fear and doubt, and claim victory through faith and obedience.

Learn practical strategies to guard your mind, refocus on God’s promises, and walk in the freedom and power He has called you to.

This series takes a look at how keeping a check on our mental health, specially during the holiday season, by keeping our eyes set on Jesus is important.

Every person faces a defining moment—a turning point that determines the direction of their lives and faith. In Matthew 16:13-17, Jesus asks His disciples the most important question: "Who do you say I am?" Peter's declaration, "You are the Messiah, the Son of the living God," marks a pivotal moment in understanding who Jesus truly is and what it means to follow Him.

Our church is at a "turning point" - and if we want to follow God, we can't just stay where we are. In this message, Pastor Adam shares four lessons from this event that we can apply to our own turning point.