The Supreme Life : Part 3 - August 30, 2026

The greatest mystery of the Gospel isn't hidden knowledge—it's the incredible truth that Christ lives in every believer. In this message from Colossians 1:24–2:5, Pastor Steve reminds us that spiritual maturity comes from knowing Jesus more deeply, not from searching for something beyond Him. Paul encourages us to joyfully invest in helping others grow, remain rooted in Christ, and continue walking with Him every day. Rather than drifting toward false ideas, we're called to discover the endless riches already found in Jesus. When Christ is at the center of our lives, we have everything we need to grow and mature in our faith.

The Supreme Life : Part 2 - August 23, 2026

Who is Jesus, really? Pastor Steve explores Colossians 1:15–23 and shows why the answer to that question changes everything. Paul reveals four foundational truths about Christ: He is fully God, Creator of all things, Head of the Church, and our Redeemer. This message also warns against slowly drifting from our faith and encourages us to remain firmly rooted in the truth of the Gospel. When we recognize Jesus for who He truly is, it transforms the way we worship, trust, and follow Him.

Special Guest Speaker: Pastor Darrel Larson - August 16, 2026

Following Jesus is a lifelong journey, and the goal is not simply to start well—but to finish well. Pastor Darrel Larson reminds us that faithful endurance comes from offering our everyday lives to God, resisting the pull of culture, and staying connected to the body of Christ. Rather than comparing ourselves to others, we're challenged to focus on our own spiritual growth and continue running the race with purpose. Most importantly, we're reminded never to let Satan define our past because Jesus has already redeemed it. By faithfully walking with Christ each day, we can finish the race with confidence and hope.

The Supreme Life : Part 1 - August 9, 2026

Everyone is searching for a better life, but the Gospel offers something deeper than temporary happiness. In Colossians 1, Paul reminds us that the true Gospel continually bears fruit by shaping what we believe, how we live, and how we respond to God's grace. As our faith grows, it produces hope, love, wisdom, endurance, and gratitude. Most importantly, our transformed lives point others to the God who rescued and redeemed us. The Gospel doesn't simply save us—it continues to change us every day.

The Art of Being Unordinary: Part 4 - August 2, 2026

Samson was known for his incredible strength, but his greatest battles weren't physical—they were spiritual. His life reveals how self-indulgence, bitterness, and carelessness can slowly weaken even the strongest person. Yet his story doesn't end in failure, because God's grace meets those who genuinely repent. Through Samson's life, we discover that true strength comes from self-control, forgiveness, and wholehearted commitment to God. No matter where you've been, God still offers the opportunity for a fresh start.

The Art of Being Unordinary: Part 3 - July 26, 2026

Faith is often tested when life doesn't go according to plan. Abraham faced major change, delayed promises, impossible problems, and circumstances that simply didn't make sense. Through each test, he learned to trust God even when he couldn't see what was ahead. Faith doesn't mean having every answer or never struggling with doubt. It means trusting God's character enough to keep moving forward. Sometimes the greatest expression of faith is simply saying, "I believe; help me overcome my unbelief."

The Art of Being Unordinary: Part 1 - July 12, 2026

God created each of us to be original, yet the pressure to fit in can cause us to lose sight of who He made us to be. Moses faced his own identity crisis when he had to choose between the privileges of Egypt and identifying with God’s people. His life teaches us the importance of being ourselves, taking responsibility for our choices, and establishing values based on God’s Word. Moses chose God’s purpose over popularity, people over pleasure, and God’s peace over possessions. Even when the journey became difficult, he continued moving forward because he kept his eyes on God. His example challenges us to stop following the crowd and become the people God created us to be.

The Book of Mark: Part 12 - July 5, 2026

We conclude our journey through Mark by exploring the surprising nature of God's Kingdom. While the world pursues power, success, and recognition, Jesus invites us into a revolution marked by humility, sacrifice, and love. His arrest in the Garden of Gethsemane demonstrates that God's greatest victories are often accomplished through surrender rather than force. This message challenges us to examine which kingdom shapes our daily choices and values. As followers of Christ, we're called to live differently, trusting the Holy Spirit to help us reflect the character of our King in every area of life.