Pastor J is back for week 2 of our First Things First series and dives into 1 Corinthians 15 to uncover what Paul says is of 'first importance.' It’s a message that gets back to the heart of our faith—the gospel of Jesus Christ, his death, resurrection, and the life-changing truth that gives us hope and purpose.

Building anything worthwhile requires the right tools and instructions.🛠️ When we follow God’s instructions and prioritize Him above our own plans, everything else begins to fall into place. Pastor J kicks off our new series, First Things First, and challenges us to prioritize what truly matters and build a life centered on faith and purpose. Let’s begin the new year by building a life that starts with God—first.

We are thrilled to welcome hip hop artist Andy Mineo to Real Life! Andy is not only an incredible artist but is also a passionate communicator of God’s truth through his artistry and life experiences. Known for his authenticity, creativity, and faith, Andy’s message resonates with people of all ages and backgrounds.

The Christmas story isn’t just a beautiful tale—it’s a personal message of love, hope, and redemption meant for YOU. From shepherds to wisemen, God reached out to the least likely, showing His gift is for everyone. Join us as Pastor J reflects on the incredible love of God, who sent His Son to be our Savior.

In the final message of our Christmas series “The Great Exchange”, Pastor Bryan Roe reflects on the shepherds in Luke 2—ordinary people who became the first to hear the extraordinary news of Jesus' birth. Their story reminds us that God meets us right where we are, turning weakness, fear, and shame into grace and purpose. Like the shepherds, we’re called to follow the signs God gives and share the good news with others. This Christmas, let’s embrace the extraordinary gift of Jesus and carry His light into the world.

Join us as we continue in our series The Great Exchange! We are happy to welcome guest speaker David Loveless as he looks at how Christmas shines a light into the darkness of shame, replacing it with the unshakable grace and love of Jesus. Through Him we find that we can trade the weight of “I’m not enough” for the truth that we are lavishly loved and fully accepted just as we are.

It’s week 2 of our series, The Great Exchange, where we’re uncovering the beauty of trading our burdens—weakness, fear, shame, and bitterness—for the strength, favor, grace, and healing that only Jesus provides. This week, we’re excited to welcome back our friend, Dr. Jeff Wallace, as we explore the life of Mary, the mother of Jesus. Mary was an ordinary young woman given an extraordinary calling, and in the midst of fear and uncertainty, she chose faith and found reassurance in God’s favor.Join us as we draw inspiration from her story and discover how we, too, can trust God’s promises and experience His faithfulness in every season of life.

December is here and we are kicking off our new series “The Great Exchange” where we will explore the beauty of trading our burdens—weakness, fear, shame, and bitterness—for the strength, favor, grace and healing that only Jesus can give. Today, Pastor J explores how God transforms our weakness into His strength and we discover the beauty of surrendering control and accessing His grace in every situation.

In the final week of our "Winds of Revival" series, we explore the power of worship—how it shifts our perspective, changes our attitude, and invites God’s presence into every circumstance. Even when life feels challenging or we’re not where we want to be, worship is the key to experiencing God’s power and purpose right where we are. Join us as we learn to choose worship over whining and trust that God is always working for our good and His glory!

We are learning to walk in step with God’s Spirit and embrace a fresh start through repentance in our Winds of Revival series. Revival begins with a decision to turn away from sin, leaving the past behind to step boldly into God’s plan for our lives. Pastor J is back with an inspirational message to help us see how we can end the cycles of shame and move forward through repentance.