Pastor Marion Mason’s Easter sermon, **“Right Place, Right Time,”** is a powerful invitation to consider what the resurrection of Jesus means for us right here, right now. With hope, honesty, and encouragement, this message points listeners toward the life-changing significance of Easter and challenges us to see that God is still at work in our moments, our questions, and our response to Him. This sermon will stir your faith, lift your perspective, and remind you that because Jesus is alive, your story is not without purpose.

Pastor Jenni Wong Clayville continues our Lent series, Follow, on Palm Sunday with a timely and encouraging message that invites us to slow down and examine what it really means to reimagine Jesus’s “Triumphal Entry” today. With honesty, wisdom, and practical insight, this sermon speaks to both the beauty and challenge of living as Jesus did, helping us reflect on our faith, our rhythms, and God’s invitation to draw near. You’ll be encouraged, stretched, and reminded of the deeper purpose behind this season—this is a message you won’t want to miss.

In this message, guest speaker Pastor Dave Cho from Mosaic Covenant Church in New Jersey unpacks one of Jesus’ most thought-provoking parables, challenging our natural views of fairness and revealing the heart of a God who is relentlessly pursuing people. What begins as a story about work and wages quickly turns into something deeper—exposing our desire for recognition, status, and distinction. As Pastor Dave walks through the tension in the text, he invites us to wrestle with what truly matters in God’s Kingdom and to consider a question that goes beyond “What’s fair?”—one that has the power to reshape how we see God, ourselves, and others.

In this message from Matthew 16:13–26, Pastor Marion Mason unpacks the difference between simply admiring Jesus and truly following Him. Follow: The Cost of Discipleship challenges listeners to wrestle with one of the most important questions of faith—who Jesus is, and what it really means to surrender control and trust Him completely. With biblical insight, relatable illustrations, and a timely call to deeper commitment, this sermon invites anyone who has ever wanted the benefits of faith without the cost of discipleship to take a fresh look at what it means to truly follow Christ.

Pastor Marion Mason continues the Lent series “Follow” by taking us into the opening lines of Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5:1–6) to answer a question many of us feel in busy, confusing seasons: What does it actually look like to live as a citizen of God’s Kingdom? Framed through the hope-filled “upside-down” beauty of the Beatitudes, this message highlights four inner characteristics that shape Kingdom people—dependence on God, a heart that grieves what grieves Him, humble strength, and a deep hunger for righteousness. Along the way, Pastor Marion connects faith to real life with vivid stories, cultural reflections, and practical next steps—inviting us to slow down, seek God first, and let inward transformation produce outward impact. If your tank feels low or you’re craving clarity, this sermon offers a grounding reminder: keep hope alive—because in Christ, you are somebody.