In his message inspired by the story of Lazarus in John chapter 11, Pastor Nate beautifully illustrated the compassionate and trustworthy heart of Jesus, emphasizing how, when we place our faith in Him, He can transform our sorrow into profound joy.

This week we are in the book of John chapter 9 where Pastor Nate spoke on Jesus who is the Light of the World and how we need Him to enter into the dark areas of our lives to bring us freedom. 

Pastor Nate spoke on John 6, highlighting Jesus as the bread of life and explaining that you can receive eternal life through Him because His love is unconditional, He isn't exclusive, and the invitation to have these things are open to you right now. 

This week's message comes from John, chapter 4, focusing on the story of the woman at the well. Pastor Nate spoke about how, on our own, we are spiritually dehydrated and lacking, but in God, we find true and complete satisfaction.

Visiting us from New Life Downtown, Pastor Stephen explores how through Jesus' conversation with Nicodemus in John 3, we learn the necessity of being born again by the Spirit, moving from darkness into light, and living in the truth of God's kingdom.

Back from our summer break and heading into a new sermon series in the book of John, Pastor Nate spoke on how by believing that Jesus is the Son of God we are lead into finding life, light, grace, and truth.

Pastor Nate shares on the importance of remembering the faithfulness of God and how focusing our eyes on His faithfulness helps us to endure through tough situations. 

In the second week of our Joshua series, Pastor Nate shares on how the merciful judgement and correction of God causes transformation in our faith and in how we live our lives.

Pastor Nate shared in the second week of our Prayer Series on six different ways that God speaks to us; for example, through our circumstances and in the Word of God.

We're starting off our brand new Prayer Series with the God Statement "God is Father" where Pastor Nate shares on some misconceptions of prayer that we might have as well as the joy that we can have in praying to God as our Father.