We cannot exist alone outside of the Church. Pastor Lee Cummings unpacks the line of the Apostles’ Creed: “I believe in the holy Christian church and the communion of saints.” While many love Jesus but struggle with the Church, Scripture reveals why community is essential to our faith.

Pastor Caleb Culver unpacks what it means to proclaim, “I believe in the Holy Spirit,” revealing the truth that the very breath of God dwells within us. This message highlights three core convictions the early church fiercely defended: the Holy Spirit is fully God, deeply personal, and actively at work in our lives today. Don’t miss this installment in our series, This I Believe!

Pastor Lee Cummings dives into the next line of the Apostles’ Creed: “I believe in Jesus Christ, his only Son, our Lord.” In this message, he reveals six transformative truths about who Jesus is—fully God, fully human, our suffering Savior, risen King, and returning Lord.

Pastor Lee Cummings unpacks the opening line of the Apostles’ Creed: “I believe in God the Father Almighty, creator of heaven and earth.” In this message, he explores what it truly means to believe in a God who is not distant but deeply near. Don’t miss the first sermon in our new series, This I Believe!

This weekend, we welcome back our friend Michael Miller from UPPERROOM Dallas! In this message, he shares his learned experience about walking in daily repentance. It’s an invitation to examine our hearts and align our inner selves with what we show outwardly.

This Sunday’s message from Pastor Caleb Culver dives into John 8. Jesus paid the price for our sins—but are we living free, or still living condemned?

Pastor Caleb Culver shares a fresh look at the story of Jonah, a man who wrestled with anger, comfort, and compassion. Just like Jonah, we all face moments where we’d rather protect our own preferences than extend grace to others. This message invites us to step past fear and frustration and choose mercy that changes lives.

In the wake of the tragedy our nation has faced this past week, we’re called to reflect on our role as Christians in a troubled world. Just as Jonah was given another chance to fulfill his calling, we, too, are being given the opportunity to boldly share the Gospel.

We’re launching our new series, Coming Attractions! Pastor Lee Cummings unpacks the story of Jonah, challenging us to examine our hearts toward the unreached. Are we running from God’s call—or stepping into it with obedience?

This message from Kelly challenges us to run the race of faith without being weighed down by fear or pride. We’re reminded that our greatest obstacle is often ourselves—and that Jesus meets us with compassion and strength to help us endure.