In his sermon, Aidan Corley showed how God offers us true wisdom, the kind that helps us recognize what is right and actually live it out. He also challenged us to confront the subtle idols that pull our hearts away from God and reminded us that only Christ can give the fullness of life we’re searching for.

This week, Pastor Nate continued our series on the Kings of Israel, exploring what it means to be someone after God’s own heart; and reminding us that our dependable God strengthens us, forgives us, and faithfully fulfills every promise.

In today’s message, Pastor Nate reminds us from 1 Samuel that God isn’t impressed by our rituals or sacrifices, but moved by our surrendered hearts — because true obedience, born out of trust, is worth more to Him than any outward act of religion.

This week Pastor Nate shares a message titled The Spiritual Battle, reminding us from Ephesians 6 that we are not fighting against flesh and blood but against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms. God equips us with His armor and His strength so we can stand our ground, resist the enemy, and walk in the victory won for us through Christ!

In today’s episode, Pastor Nate shows how Daniel’s awe of God’s mercy and power moved him to deep, honest prayer—and invites us to do the same.

On today’s episode, Pastor Mateo shares how true humility begins by recognizing God’s greatness, and how His loving correction leads us not only to confidence and joy—but ultimately, to Jesus.

Some people just make you say, ‘I wanna live like that’— so tonight, we looked at three guys in Daniel 3 who stood when everyone else bowed, showing us what bold God-centered worship really looks like.

Pastor Nate kicks off this new sermon series by showing how Daniel’s story reminds us that, even in a world trying to reshape our identity, living set apart begins with staying faithful to the God who’s always been with us.

In a world that prizes strength, this week we look at 2 Corinthians 12 to discover the paradox at the heart of the gospel—that real strength is found not in our perfection, but in our weakness, where the grace of Jesus proves to be more than enough.

This week, Pastor Nate shared how on a missions trip to Guatemala he witnessed firsthand how Jesus is reconciling the broken and inviting us not to live for ourselves, but to join Him in His mission of restoration and new life.