The Blair family shares about what God is doing in Slovenia and calls us to follow the admonition Peter gives in 1 Peter 3:15 and share the reason of our hope.

This message is for everyone who has ever felt stuck between who they are and who they know God is calling them to become. Through the stories of a record-setting pitcher who still wasn't perfect, a marathon runner who celebrated too soon, and a sheep farmer who simply refused to quit, Philippians 3 reveals a life changing truth: spiritual maturity isn't arriving, it's pressing on. If you've been weighed down by past failures, distracted by past successes, or wondering what your next step with Jesus should be, Pastor Alan’s message will remind you that God isn't finished with you yet and your story is still growing toward something far greater than you can see.

What if the thing you're striving to add to your faith is actually keeping you from experiencing the freedom Jesus already purchased for you? In Philippians 3, Paul takes everything he once trusted—his accomplishments, reputation, religious credentials, and success—and calls it worthless compared to knowing Christ. Discover why Jesus is enough, why your performance can never save you, and how a deeper relationship with Him changes everything.

Pastor Alan challenges one of our most natural habits…Grumbling. Then reveals how a grateful, surrendered life shines brightly in a world that has grown accustomed to darkness. Through the examples of Paul, Timothy, Epaphroditus, and ultimately Jesus, we'll discover what it means to move from an "if/then" faith to an "even if, Lord" kind of surrender. If you've ever wondered what it looks like to truly pour your life out for something that matters, this message will invite you to place everything on the altar and trust God with the outcome.

This week, Pastor Alan asks the question: What happens when the holy presence of God moves into an ordinary life? If you’re exhausted from trying to manage appearances, fix yourself, or carry the weight of becoming better on your own, Jesus invites us into the kind of transformation only God can do—from the inside out. Come discover why the God who makes dirt holy doesn’t leave hearts unchanged.

What if the greatest display of power in history wasn’t conquest, but surrender? In a world shaped by outrage, self-protection, and the relentless pursuit of status, Paul reveals the shocking mindset of Jesus, He’s the God who moved downward into humility, suffering, and the cross for the sake of others. This message from Pastor Alan confronts the way we think, challenges what we cling to, and asks a difficult question: has the LORDship of Jesus reshaped your mind, or just your beliefs?

In a culture obsessed with self-promotion, Philippians 2 calls us to something radically different: humility, unity, and Christ-centered love. This week Pastor Lynette shows us how selfish ambition quietly divides hearts, relationships, and churches; but how the Gospel invites us into a better way of living. Through practical truth, honest reflection, and Paul’s challenging words from prison, this message will encourage you to become the kind of person who reflects Jesus to a divided world.

What if following Jesus isn’t just about what you believe but how you live when pressure hits? Pastor Alan unpacks Philippians 1:27–30, and helps us discover what it really means to live as a citizen of heaven: standing firm, striving together, and refusing to flinch in the face of opposition. This is a call to a faith that’s not passive; instead it’s powerful, united, and unmistakably different.

Is the key to facing an uncertain future figuring everything out ahead of time or could it be settling what your life is really about? This week Pastor Alan helps us uncover how Paul stands on the edge of life and death with unshakable joy, and the four postures that gave him that kind of freedom. If you’ve ever felt anxious about what’s next, this will reframe your future in a way that changes how you live right now.

What if the worst thing happening in your life right now is actually the very thing God is using to move His story forward? This week Pastor Alan dives into Paul's letter from a Roman prison where hie is surrounded by political chaos, chained to soldiers, and betrayed by people on his own team. Yet he still says "I rejoice" why? If you've ever wondered what actually matters most when life gets hard and the pressure is real, this message will challenge you, unsettle you, and point you toward something worth building your life around.