In this message, Pastor Zach unpacks Philippians 1:27–30 and Paul’s call to live “as citizens of heaven, worthy of the gospel.” Drawing from the challenges faced by the Philippian church and the fears we experience today, he highlights three marks of a heavenly citizen: standing firm in the Spirit’s power, striving together in unity, and suffering with courage. This sermon is a reminder that salvation and suffering are both privileges and that our ultimate allegiance is to Christ and His kingdom.

In week three of our Philippians series, Pastor Zach unpacks one of the most powerful verses in Scripture: “For to me, to live is Christ and to die is gain” (Philippians 1:21). What does it truly mean to build your life on Christ as your ultimate purpose? From Paul’s prison cell to our modern search for meaning, Zach challenges us to honestly fill in the blank: “For me to live is ___.” Discover how Christ-centered living brings unshakable confidence, transforms our desires, and gives us joy in all circumstances.

In this message, Pastor Zach Woolever walks through Philippians 1:12–18, showing how the gospel reshapes the way we view our circumstances. Whether facing chains, critics, or challenges, Paul’s example reminds us that joy is not tied to our situation but to Christ’s mission. Discover how God can use even hardship to advance the gospel and strengthen your faith.

In this message, Pastor Zach launches a new series in Philippians on joy in all circumstances. From a prison cell, Paul teaches that real joy isn’t found in comfort, control, or achievement, it’s rooted in gospel partnership, God’s faithful work, and overflowing love for others.

In the closing message of the Made for More series, Pastor Zach unpacks Paul’s prayer in Ephesians 3:14–21. Using everyday stories and biblical truth, he shows us how to pray with humility and confidence, what we can always ask God for, and why we can trust Him to do abundantly more than we could ever imagine.

In this message from the Made for More series, Pastor Zach explores the tension between rules, religion, and real freedom in Christ. Drawing from Galatians 5, he shows how the Christian life isn’t about checklist spirituality but about surrendering to the Holy Spirit, who produces true freedom and lasting fruit.

Continuing in the Made for More series, this message from Ephesians 4 explores how God strengthens our faith, matures us in Christ, and gives stability when we use our gifts to build up the church. More from you means more for all of us.

In this message, we explore what it truly means to live the Christian life as a shared journey rather than a solo project. Drawing from Acts 2, we unpack how commitment, contribution, and consistency in the local church are essential to experiencing the “more” God has for us — and how leaning into authentic community transforms both our faith and the body of Christ.

In this final message of our Psalms series, we dive into Psalm 150, a passionate call to praise. Through the story of a joyful child and a house filled with dance parties, we’re reminded that worship isn’t about location or hype, but about a heart that sees God clearly and knows Him personally. Whether you're in a sanctuary or in your car, praise is the right response. If you’ve got breath, you’ve got a reason.

In this episode, Pastor Zach Woolever walks through Psalm 34, emphasizing the call to "taste and see that the Lord is good." Using humor and a personal story about coffee, he draws a powerful comparison between knowing about something and actually experiencing it. The message explores how God's goodness is not only present in times of blessing but also revealed in seasons of hardship. Through David's story, written from a cave while on the run, the speaker highlights themes of surrender, worship, and trusting God in difficulty. The episode ends with a compelling invitation to move from secondhand faith to a personal, firsthand encounter with God's goodness.