When the future is uncertain, and strength has run out, God speaks a promise: deserts will bloom, the weak will be strengthened, and joy will break in where it seems impossible. Isaiah 35 reveals a joy that doesn’t wait for circumstances to improve, but arrives because Emmanuel, God is with us. Restoring what was lost and turning wilderness into a garden. Pastor Alan invites you to see Jesus as the safe path home, where sorrow flees, hope endures, and even the weary are carried all the way to joyous singing.

To protect our peace, we build fortresses against the wrong enemy. True Peace dismantles those walls brick by brick. Peace is a person, and He has come.

Pastor Heather walks us through the hope we find in Jesus.

In a world that often feels stuck in the middle between pressure, uncertainty, and the not-yet; Revelation 11 lifts the curtain on the moment everything finally turns, when God says, “ My kingdom come.” This week Pastor Alan takes us to the after of all redemptive history, where every injustice is answered, every tear is acknowledged, and gratitude erupts because the victory is undeniable. If you’ve ever wondered whether God will make good on His promises, this message will show you the end of the story—and why gratitude becomes the anthem of those who’ve seen Him carry them through.

Daniel’s world is turned upside down yet he shows us what it looks like to stay rooted in gratitude. His story reminds us that grace isn’t just found after the miracle, but right in the messy, uncertain, unfair middle. If you’re standing in a “middle” of your own, this message will help you see how gratitude can steady your soul and reveal God’s presence right where you are.

Imagine being tossed at sea for two weeks. The sun and stars gone, cargo gone, hope gone. Yet in the eye of that chaos one man’s simple act of faith changes everything.
Paul stands, gives thanks before the outcome, and proclaims God’s promise, “Take courage; none of you will perish.” Showing how courageous gratitude steadies the soul and spills protection over everyone around us.
Join us for Through It All to learn how to give thanks in the not-yet, hold fast when storms rage, and believe God before you can see the shore.

Missions Sunday

In the middle of a siege and locked in prison, Jeremiah gets a strange word from God: buy a field. What seems absurd in the moment becomes a living prophecy of hope, obedience, and trust in God’s timing. In this message, Pastor Alex explores how God still speaks through both words and actions inviting us to deeper trust, courageous obedience, and openness to the Spirit’s leading.

This message is for anyone who’s ever obeyed God and felt like it only made life harder. It’s for those who’ve grown weary of pretending everything’s fine, when deep down you’re not okay. “The Real You and the Real Jesus” reminds us that real transformation happens when we stop performing and start being honest with God, with ourselves, and with others.

This message is for anyone who’s ever obeyed God and felt like it only made life harder. It’s for those who’ve grown weary of pretending everything’s fine, when deep down you’re not. “The Real You and the Real Jesus” reminds us that real transformation—and real power—happens when we stop performing and start being honest with God, with ourselves, and with others.