Join us to listen in to our new youth minister, Elijah Grubbs, as he speaks about returning to Poplar Ridge and stepping into a new role.

Jesus didn’t shame Peter, He restored him. Your failures don’t cancel your purpose.

After the resurrection, Jesus cooked breakfast. God often meets us not in the spectacular but in everyday life.

Doubt doesn’t disqualify you from faith.

In this message from John 20:24–31, we look at Thomas—the disciple who struggled to believe. While others had seen the risen Jesus, Thomas wasn’t there, and he had questions. Real questions. Honest doubt.

But instead of pushing him away, Jesus met him right where he was.

If you’ve ever wrestled with doubt, questioned your faith, or felt unsure about what you believe, this message is for you.

Jesus isn’t afraid of your questions—He steps into them.

An empty tomb turned grief into hope. Because Jesus rose, your past, your shame, and even death itself no longer have the final word.

Jesus stood before earthly power yet carried heavenly authority. The cross was not forced upon Him He chose it for you.

Join us as we launch a new podcast called Let's Talk! We will have conversations with staff, leadership, and key leaders in our church a long with discussing upcoming series or other important topics about things happening at Poplar Ridge! This episode will be introducing you to our newest hire John Leffler!

In John 18, everything seems to fall apart. Jesus is betrayed, arrested, and surrounded by chaos, yet nothing is actually out of control. Even in the darkest moment, He is fully aware, fully surrendered, and fully in charge.

If you have ever felt blindsided, hurt, or like life is unraveling, this message is for you. What feels like chaos to us is never chaos to God.

Discover how to trust God when life does not make sense and why your worst moment is not the end of the story.

The night before everything changed, Jesus spoke peace into anxious hearts. In a world full of uncertainty, His promise still stands today: you are not abandoned. Discover the comfort and confidence found in trusting Him.

📍 Poplar Ridge Christian ChurchContentment often feels just out of reach. In this sermon, we look at Paul’s words from Philippians 4 and discover what it means to be content in every season. True contentment isn’t found in circumstances or possessions, but in Christ alone. This message invites us to rethink where we place our confidence and what it truly means to live a blessed life.