Our good friend and missions partner, Pastor Vinu Paul will be bringing us a word on the Holy Spirit!

Pastor Justin gets back into the Reset series with a sermon about a sermon. Jesus' Sermon on the Mount, to be specific. You've heard about being the salt and the light before, but Justin helps us look a little closer at what that meant to the people hearing it for the first time, and how it applies to our lives in 2025. Stay salty!

You are not normal, and that’s a good thing! If you ever feel like maybe you weren’t meant for this world, you’re not alone.

We do not worship an inspirational dead guy. We worship a risen Savior who came to bring the Kingdom of God near to you - today - in 2025. Easter changes everything!

As we draw closer to Easter and as the revival atmosphere in Southern Maine continues to grow, this sermon from Pastor Justin serves as a reminder that we are not the hero of the story - but that in no way means we don't have a crucial part to play.

Unique to this "episode": we're including the final song from the New Life Worship Team and a prophetic word from Mary Berthiaume as hundreds of people prayed over the names of loved ones who do not yet know the Lord."I Speak Jesus" is originally performed by Charity Gayle.

Becoming a lukewarm Christian is actually really easy, and you may not even realize it's happened. But Pastor Justin is here to help by presenting some symptoms of a lukewarm faith so you can get hot again!

Pastor Justin talks about pride and the different ways it can mask itself as a positive quality, and ultimately asks the question - why can't revival come to Biddeford? Why can't it start here with us?

Has worrying ever added even an hour to your life? Jesus says no. What does Pastor Justin say? He says that your priorities in life are revealed in what you choose to worry about. There’s something to overthink about!

Pastor Trevor is going to take us inside the world-changing conversation between Jesus and Nicodemus. Jesus lays out the Gospel as clearly as possible to a man who lives and breathes his religion.

After the resurrection, Peter has a unique encounter with Jesus, and it closely resembles the first time they met. But this time, Jesus is almost pestering Peter with the same question over and over: do you love me? What does loving God actually look like?