This week, guest speaker Ikki Soma continues our June sermon series, "Now What?" In this sermon, Ikki encourages us to establish healthy patterns and "train in God's gym" to become more like Jesus.

This week, guest speaker Andy Hazelet introduces our June summer series, "Now What?" In his message, Andy encourages us to be part of the body and to spur one another on in faith.

Anne Burman preached this Sunday on Mark 10:46–52, exploring the story of Bartimaeus and the power of persistent faith.

We often debate who the G.O.A.T. (Greatest of All Time) is—but do we ever stop to consider Jesus? In this message, Cory Engel explores the true meaning of greatness and the power of putting others before yourself.

This week, Cory Engel emphasized that following Jesus requires a complete reorientation of your life, placing Him at the center of everything. He reminded us that we cannot serve two masters; true discipleship demands undivided devotion to Christ.

Jennifer Brown preached from Mark 10:13–16, urging us to approach life and faith with the simplicity and joy of a child. She challenged us to take things at face value and earnestly seek the Kingdom of God with trust and openness.

Mark Zanotto explains that marriage, created by God, reflects His deep desire for a relationship with us. He also points out that humanity first "divorced" God, turning away from His love.

On Easter Sunday, Cory Engel preached from John 19:30, focusing on Jesus’ final words: “It is finished.” He emphasized that this powerful declaration signifies Jesus fully paying the debt of sin that humanity could never repay.

Cory Engel delivers a message about removing sin from our lives. In simple terms: "Sin is bad."

Dylan Does shares that we are God-wired for greatness, designed with purpose and potential. He emphasizes that true greatness is rooted in goodness and empowered by the Holy Spirit.