In this message, Pastor Chase teaches on the practice of generosity and what it looks like to live as an open channel for the goodness of God. Through the example of Jesus, we’re reminded that generosity is not just about what we give, but about giving ourselves, our resources, and our gifts for the sake of others.

Scripture: 2 Corinthians 8:1–9, Proverbs 11:24–25, Galatians 6:10.

In this message on Spiritual Formation, Pastor Chase teaches on the practice of thanksgiving from Psalm 100, Philippians 4:6–8, and 1 Thessalonians 5:18.

What we focus on shapes what we see. Just as our minds begin noticing what they are looking for, gratitude trains us to look for what is good and to recognize that every good thing ultimately comes from God.

Long before we understood how attention works, God had already given us the practice of thanksgiving: a posture that teaches us to keep looking for Him and seeing His goodness in every season.

In this message from our Spiritual Formation series, Pastor Chase teaches on the practice of fasting from John 4. Jesus tells His disciples that He has food they do not know about, explaining that His true satisfaction comes from doing the will of the Father and finishing His work.

Fasting is more than simply going without food. It is a spiritual practice that helps reorder our desires, deepen our dependence on God, and remind us that our deepest satisfaction is found in Him. As we learn from the example of Jesus, spiritual formation is not only about what we give up, but about becoming people who increasingly desire and obey the will of God.

What does it truly mean to dwell in the "secret place" of the Most High?

In this message, we explore Psalm 91 alongside John 15, discovering that the secret place is not somewhere we occasionally visit, but a place we are called to live. Through the life of Jesus and the promises of Scripture, we're reminded that intimacy with God is the source of our strength, peace, protection, and spiritual fruit.

This sermon challenges us to move beyond a casual relationship with God and embrace a daily life of abiding in His presence. We'll examine the blessings that flow from remaining close to Him, the dangers of drifting away, and the invitation Christ extends to every believer to return to the place of true communion with the Father.

What does it mean to become more like Jesus? In this message, we explore the biblical process of spiritual formation through Galatians 4:19, 1 Peter 1:23, 2 Timothy 3:15, 1 Peter 2:2, and John 17:17. Just as physical life begins with birth and continues through growth, the Christian life begins with being born again and is sustained by God's Word. Spiritual hunger is a sign of new life, Scripture is the nourishment that helps us mature, and the fruit of the Spirit is the evidence of a life being transformed. Whether you're new in your faith or have walked with Christ for years, this message is an invitation to keep growing into the likeness of Jesus.