On Good Friday, we remember a day that seemed anything but good — a day filled with pain, betrayal, and the brutal death of Jesus on a cross. But as Pastor Caleb Stevens shares, what happened on the cross is what makes this day so powerfully beautiful.In this message, Pastor Caleb walks us through the events leading up to the crucifixion and unpacks three supernatural truths from Colossians 2:13–15 that show why Good Friday is truly good:On the Cross, Our Death DiedOn the Cross, Our Debt Was CanceledOn the Cross, Evil Was DefeatedWhether you're reflecting on the meaning of Good Friday for the first time or the hundredth, this sermon invites you to see the cross not just as a symbol of suffering — but as the turning point of history and the beginning of new life.

As we enter Holy Week, this Palm Sunday message zooms in on Jesus' unexpected entry into Jerusalem—and the kind of King He revealed Himself to be.While the crowds longed for political revolution, Jesus came riding on a donkey, not to conquer Rome, but to conquer sin and death. In this teaching from Matthew 21, we explore how Jesus subverted every expectation, fulfilled ancient prophecy, and challenged both then and now our deepest assumptions about what rescue really looks like.Whether you're familiar with the story or it's your first time hearing it, this message invites you to reflect on what it means to follow a King who chooses humility over spectacle—and how that impacts our desires, hopes, and identity today.

What’s the big deal about sin if we’re already saved by grace? In this message from Romans 6:1–14, we tackle one of the most common misunderstandings in Christianity: If God’s grace covers every sin, why not just live however we want?Pastor Billy Rieder breaks down the Apostle Paul’s powerful response to this “Las Vegas Question” and shows why grace is not a license to sin—but the power to live free. With real-life stories, historical context, and biblical truth, you’ll discover:-Why sin and grace are totally incompatible-What it really means to be united with Christ-How grace transforms us from the inside outWhether you’re new to church or growing in your faith, this teaching will help you better understand the beauty of God’s grace and how it changes everything.

In this message from Romans 5, we explore how the entire story of humanity can be understood through two figures: Adam and Jesus. While the first Adam’s disobedience brought sin, death, and brokenness into the world, Jesus—the second Adam—brought grace, righteousness, and restoration through His sacrifice on the cross.We see how this central truth of Scripture impacts our lives today. Join us as we uncover how Jesus fixed what Adam broke and how we can respond to the gift of salvation.Key Takeaways:The difference between being in Adam’s family vs. Jesus’ familyHow sin affects every aspect of life, from personal struggles to global systemsWhy only Jesus provides true hope and redemption📖 Read Romans 5:12-21 and follow along with us!

Join us as we dive into Romans 5 and unpack four game-changing truths that impact our peace, suffering, love, and future. The Apostle Paul reveals that justification by faith in Jesus Christ brings true peace with God, transforms our perspective on hardships, and fills our lives with unshakable hope. If you've been searching for meaning, struggling with anxiety, or longing for lasting peace—this message is for you. Don't miss it!

Join us as we continue our journey through the book of Romans, diving into chapter 4 to explore God's promise to Abraham and how it connects to faith, grace, and the Gospel. Paul makes it clear: righteousness doesn’t come through following the law—it comes through faith in God's promises.

Whether you’re new to the faith or have been following Jesus for years, this message will deepen your understanding of God’s consistent and faithful plan.

Our friend, Dr. A.J. Swoboda joins us for this week's section in the Book of Romans, and covers how faith rights the ungodly to God, prepares us for good works, and reshapes our identity.

In Week 6 of our Romans teaching series, we dive deep into Romans 3:9-26, where Paul delivers a powerful indictment against all of humanity—revealing that sin impacts who we are, what we say, and what we do. But the good news? God's righteousness is revealed through Jesus Christ!Join us as we explore the reality of sin, our desperate need for salvation, and the incredible gift of grace that comes through faith in Jesus. If you've ever wondered about human nature, the purpose of the cross, or how we are justified before God, this message is for you!

re we truly living out our faith, or just following the motions of religion? In this powerful message from our teaching series on Romans, we dive into Paul’s challenge to both the irreligious and the self-righteous. In Romans 2:17–3:8, Paul exposes the dangers of a religious culture consumed by law but lacking grace—where hypocrisy thrives, hearts remain unchanged, and truth is distorted.Join us as we explore how the law reveals our need for grace and why only the Gospel of Jesus can transform our hearts. Don't miss this deep yet practical look at how God's grace changes everything!

As we continue our journey through Romans, today’s message takes us back to chapter 1, where Paul lays out the devastating effects of humanity’s rejection of God. Sin is not just a personal issue—it impacts culture, relationships, and even our understanding of morality and sexuality. In this sermon, we explore the consequences of suppressing the truth, replacing God with lesser things, and abandoning His design. But amidst the darkness, there is hope—because the Gospel is the only solution to humanity’s greatest problem. Join us as we examine Paul’s words with humility and truth, discovering how God’s grace meets us in our deepest need.