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.

What if the reason you feel stuck isn’t because God stopped working but instead He’s building something far bigger than you can see? This week Pastor Alan unpacks how prayer is meant to pull heaven into the middle of your real life, and why the promise of Philippians 1:6 changes everything about your growth. If you’ve ever felt stalled, distant, or just going through the motions, this will help you see what God is actually doing beneath the surface.

On the very day the tomb was found empty, two followers of Jesus walked away confused, disappointed, and convinced their hope was gone…until Jesus Himself showed up and started walking with them. What if the resurrection isn’t just something to celebrate for a moment, but a reality that meets you right in your questions, your doubts, and even when you’re heading the wrong direction? Pastor Alan will challenge you to see that Jesus isn’t waiting for you to have it all together, He’s already walking with you, inviting you to let Him in and experience a life-changing turnaround.

Sometimes in life it feels like you’re going backward. You find yourself tired, frustrated, and running on empty. This week Pastor Alan walks into the tension of the wilderness and exposes the deeper problem we often ignore: not our circumstances, but what’s broken within us. Through the strange and powerful story of the bronze serpent in Numbers 21, we’ll discover how we can end up resenting the very things we once prayed for, and how God meets us not by removing the struggle, but by making a way right in the middle of it. Ultimately pointing to Jesus in John 3, where He invites you to stop trying to fix everything yourself and instead find life in a simple, personal, and life-changing response: look and live.

Ever felt trapped in a dead end? What if that place is actually where God is about to do His greatest work? Pastor Alan talks about when the Israelites found themselves trapped between the sea and an approaching army, it looked like everything had gone wrong, but it was the exact moment God was preparing a rescue they could never create for themselves. If you’ve ever felt stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure how God could possibly make a way forward, this Sunday come discover how the God who rescued people then still rescues people today.

What if one of Jesus’ most confusing parables is actually a wake-up call about how we’re living right now? This week Pastor Alan unpacks the shocking story of the dishonest manager and discover why Jesus says money, one of the least valuable things we own, is the most revealing test of our hearts. If time is short and eternity is real, the question becomes unavoidable: are we using what’s in our hands for what truly matters?

Since we are the church, our lives are the only Bible some people will read. Chaplain Justin Nichols instructs us to steward our calling. We are called to love and lead the people around us. Our calling empowers us to show, live, and bring Jesus to our circles.

In Matthew 25, Jesus tells a story that doesn’t feel fair. Some get five bags, some two, some one and suddenly we realize the “bags” in our own lives might look a lot like pain. What if the real question isn’t why you were given what you were given, but whether you will bury it, become defined by it, or entrust it back to a God who wastes nothing? Come discover how the valleys you never would have chosen can become wells of strength for others and how even your deepest hurt can grow into something eternally beautiful.

What if the way you train your body is shaping the strength of your faith? Today, Pastor Rocio unpacks 1 Corinthians 9:24–27 to help us discover how Paul’s picture of the ancient games in Corinth challenges us to run our spiritual race with purpose, discipline, and endurance. If you’re ready to align your physical health with your calling in Christ and run for an eternal prize, this word will inspire you to get back in the race and finish strong.