Drawing from Luke 9 and 14, this sermon challenges us to move beyond admiration of Jesus and into wholehearted surrender. What does it truly cost to follow Him—and is He worth it? Spoiler: Yes. Every time.

Listen now and consider: What’s one thing you still need to lay down?

What happens when something is lost? What lengths do we go to find it? What is the celebration like when it is found? In this message, “Lost and Found,” Joshua Watkins walks us through the scriptures in Luke 15 and answers these questions and more.

Jesus calls us to come to Him, follow Him, and go into the world with His message. In this sermon, we explore Luke 5 (where Peter leaves everything to follow Jesus) and Luke 10 (where Jesus sends His disciples out into the world).

This is a call to trust Jesus beyond what feels safe—to surrender not just our weaknesses, but our strengths, our security, and our plans. When we have Christ, we may start with nothing, but we will lack nothing.

In Luke 7:11-17, Jesus interrupts a funeral, touches the untouchable, and speaks life where death had claimed victory. With just two commands—“Don’t cry” and “Get up”—He reveals the heart of God in a way that transforms sorrow into joy.

This message is not just about a miracle then—it’s about what Jesus wants to do now. He still sees you, still touches broken places, and still calls people to rise in Him.

Join us as we dive into this powerful passage and discover the relentless love of God.

Jesus’ message was supposed to be good news—so why did the people of Nazareth turn on Him? In today’s sermon, we unpack Luke 4:14-30, where Jesus declares His mission to bring freedom, healing, and hope. But when He reveals that God’s grace extends beyond their expectations, the crowd turns to outrage.

What does this passage teach us about who belongs in God’s kingdom? And how should we respond when the gospel challenges our assumptions?

Join us for this powerful message as we begin this series “Seeing the Savior: The Book of Luke.”

How do we find peace in a divided world? How do we stand strong when everything feels out of control? In this message, we explore Philippians 4:1-13, where Paul, writing from prison, reveals the secret to true peace and strength—keeping Christ at the center.

What’s the one thing you’re chasing in life? The Apostle Paul had everything—status, success, reputation—but he threw it all aside for something greater: knowing Christ.

In this sermon from Philippians 3, we explore what it means to let go of the past, press on toward Jesus, and keep running the race of faith. No matter where you are in your journey, God is calling you forward.

In this episode, Joshua Watkins explores Philippians 2:12-18 and the power of shining together as lights in a dark world. How can we maintain a spirit of gratitude and unity instead of complaining and arguing? How does our faith impact those around us? Tune in as we discuss the role of obedience, trust, and a heart of thankfulness in living out our salvation daily.

Disunity isn’t just a political or societal issue—it’s a heart issue. This sermon from Philippians 2 unpacks how pride destroys relationships and how the humility of Christ is the key to unity in our homes, workplaces, and churches.

Paul calls us to be like-minded, love one another, and place others above ourselves—just as Jesus did. This week, let’s reflect on how we can walk in humility and build deeper unity in Christ.

In this sermon, Justin Gerhardt leads us on A Journey of Undimming, revealing how time in God’s presence transforms us. From Moses’ shining face to Paul’s call for ever-increasing glory, we are reminded that as image-bearers, we reflect God’s light in the world. How do we embrace that transformation? Listen in and be encouraged.