Pastor Noah concludes our sermon series, Who We Are: Our Core Values that Shape Our Church, by exploring our fifth core value: We Are Sent to Bless Our Neighbors. From Genesis to Jesus to the sending of the Church, we see that God has always blessed His people so that they might be a blessing to the world. In this message, we discover how Christ is God's greatest blessing to us and how He now sends us, empowered by the Holy Spirit, to love our neighbors in both word and deed as we share the hope of the Gospel.

Pastor Noah continues our sermon series, Who We Are: Our Core Values that Shape Our Church. Our fourth value is, We Are Marked by Radical Hospitality. In this message, we discover how Jesus became our true Host through His death and resurrection and what it looks like to extend that same Christ-like hospitality to our neighbors, our church, and those who are far from God.

Pastor Noah continues our sermon series in "Who We Are: Our Core Values that Shape our Church." Our third value is "We are Devoted to Authentic Fellowship". In this message, we discover how Jesus restores true biblical community through the cross and what it looks like for the church to be devoted to authentic fellowship by sharing our lives with one another.

Pastor Noah continues our sermon series in "Who We Are: Our Core Values that Shape our Church. Our second value is "We are Saturated in the Word". He asks, "What is Shaping You?" And invites us to consider what the purpose of God's Word is, why we might not read it, and how we are to be saturated in it.

Pastor Noah starts our new sermon series on Who We Are: The Core Values that Shape Our Church. The first value is "We are Committed to Prayer". Pastor Noah shares how prayer isn't just something Christians do—it's the lifeline of our relationship with God and the fuel for everything He calls us to.

In the final chapter of Revelation we see the final hope of scripture "Surely I am coming soon." Amen. Come, Lord Jesus!

In the penultimate episode of our Bookends series, Pastor Noah tackles Revelation 21:1-22:5. Truly a bookend, these chapters describe the restoration of creation and the final sanctification of God's people.

In a world that longs for certainty, Revelation 20 reminds us that God has not revealed everything—but He has revealed what matters most. Pastor Noah continues our series in Revelation as we explore the hope of Christ's victory, the promise of eternal life, and how these truths encourage us to remain faithful until He returns.

Pastor Thomas Paukovitz from Park South Loop brings a word from Revelation 19. Reminding us that when the King returns we will all bow the knee, either in joyful submission or dreadful judgement.

"Don't give your heart to a kingdom that is already doomed to fall." Pastor Noah brings us yet another warning from from the book of Revelation Chapter 18. Babylon, the great city, promises us security and luxury but instead enslaves.