In this episode, Pastor Kirt asks a bold question: If Jesus were walking the earth today, where would He be—and who would He be with?

Preaching from John 8, he walks through the story of the woman caught in adultery and Jesus’ radical grace. We’re reminded that Jesus didn’t shy away from messy, hard places—He stepped right into them. And He calls us to do the same.

This message is a call to action: to walk in the light, love without fear, and follow Jesus wherever He leads.

This week, we welcomed Hanna Massad, a missionary and pastor originally from Gaza, who shared powerful stories from the front lines of faith in the Middle East. With deep honesty and hope, he talked about the suffering many are facing—and how Jesus meets us in the middle of it.

Rooted in James 1, Hanna reminded us that trials aren’t the end of the story. God uses them to grow our faith, deepen our trust, and show His love in tangible ways. He also shared how their ministry is meeting physical and spiritual needs in war-torn places—bringing food, medical help, and the hope of Jesus to people in crisis.

This message is a raw, real look at faith in hard times—and how even in the darkest places, the light of Christ shines through.

In this message, Pastor Kirt challenges us to live a faith that’s more than just words. Preaching from James 2, he reminds us that real faith shows up in action—through generosity, service, and everyday obedience that points people to Jesus.

He shared powerful stories, from Samaritan’s Purse bringing hope after recent disasters to the incredible testimony of a believer freed from ISIS who now boldly spreads the gospel. Pastor Kirt also reflected on Abraham’s faith in action, reminding us that our lives are meant to shine God’s light in the darkest places.

This message is a call to step out, live what we believe, and let the world see Jesus through the way we love and serve.

Guest speaker Zack Randles from Waterfront Church (D.C.) brought a powerful word on how God works through our pain. Preaching from Acts 28, he walked us through Paul’s shipwreck, trials, and even a snake bite—showing how God can use every hard thing for good.

Zack encouraged us to stay present, take notes, and listen for the Holy Spirit—especially when life hurts. With stories from his own life and scripture, he reminded us that pain isn’t pointless. It’s often where God speaks the loudest and moves the deepest.

If you're walking through something heavy or wondering what God is up to in your struggle, this message is for you.

In this message, Pastor Aaron Gregory walks us through 1 Peter 1. We’re reminded that following Jesus sometimes means standing alone, but it’s worth it. Like gold refined by fire, trials can strengthen and purify our faith.

Pastor Aaron offers three practical ways to live obediently in today’s world: replay God’s love daily, reject old habits, and love others deeply. It’s a call to live like foreigners here—set apart and anchored in Christ.

If you're wrestling with what obedience looks like right now, this message will encourage you to keep going and keep trusting.

In this week’s message, Pastor Kirt challenges us to say yes to Jesus—fully, immediately, and without hesitation. We’re reminded that Jesus still calls us today, just like He did then: Come, follow me.

This sermon invites us to move beyond comfort and into real discipleship—spending time with Jesus, learning from Him, and letting Him shape our lives. It’s not just about knowing the right things—it’s about doing what He says.

If you’re ready to follow Jesus more closely or need a push to take that first step, this message is for you.

This week, we’re looking at Acts 6 and what it means to live with purpose.

Pastor Kirt kicks things off with how the early church responded to growing needs—with structure, service, and purpose. We see how God not only gives us forgiveness through Jesus but also calls each of us to something bigger than ourselves.

From the setup of the first deacons to the powerful story of Stephen, we’re reminded that every act of service matters. Even the smallest step of obedience can spark something much greater.

Along the way, we’re challenged to move from privilege to purpose—to ask not just “what do I get?” but “how can I give?” Supporting the local church isn’t just important—it’s one of the best ways to live out God’s calling.

You were made for more. Step into purpose.

In this week’s message, Pastor C.J. walks us through Exodus 14 and the tension of transition—what it means to leave the familiar and step into what’s next, even when it’s unknown.

Whether you're graduating, starting over, or just in a season of change, this message reminds us that God doesn’t just send us—He goes with us.

We’ll look at how the Israelites responded to fear, how God provided dry ground in the middle of chaos, and how sometimes moving forward means letting go.

In this week’s message, Forgiveness, Pastor Kirt points us to the cross and the empty tomb—reminding us what Jesus really did for us and how that changes the way we live.

We celebrate recent baptisms, then walk through the seven things Jesus said on the cross. Each one shows us more of His heart, His purpose, and the power of His final words: It is finished. Because of Jesus, we’re free. And because we’re forgiven, we can forgive.

If you’re carrying something heavy or needing a reminder of what Jesus has done, this one’s for you.

This Easter message isn’t just about what happened—it's about what’s still happening. In this episode, Pastor Kirt looks at the Resurrection of Jesus not just as history, but as the hope that changes everything.

Through personal stories, Scripture, and a closer look at Luke 24, we’re reminded that Jesus is alive, walking with us, and still changing lives today. Whether you’re feeling close to God or wondering where He is, this message is for you.

Let it encourage you, challenge you, and point you back to the truth: Jesus is alive—and that changes everything.