Redemption Gilbert Youth

 In Philippians 2:17–30, Paul points to himself, Timothy, and Epaphroditus as examples of what faith looks like when it is actually lived out. Their service cost them something, whether it was comfort, personal interests, or even risking their lives for the work of Christ. In this message, Ray challenges us to take inventory of our own lives and ask: Who or what are you serving?

Ray Diaz | 10.11.26

In this message Cory Kasperson challenges students to leave behind camouflage Christianity and live in a way that makes Jesus visible. Teaching from Philippians 2:12–18, he explores how we shine bright by participating in God’s transforming work, pursuing peace in our relationships, and pouring out our lives in sacrificial love—following the example of Jesus, who poured out His life for us.

Cory Kasperson | 9.27.26

In this message Cory Kasperson explores how humility creates the kind of unity Jesus desires for His people. Teaching from Philippians 2:1 to 11, he contrasts selfish ambition with the way of Jesus, who humbled Himself and became a servant all the way to the cross. Instead of spending our lives trying to make our own name great, Jesus invites us to value others and live for the Name that is already above every name.

Cory Kasperson | 9.20.26

In this message, Ray Diaz walks through Philippians 1:27–30, where Paul calls believers to live in a way that makes the Gospel visible. Our citizenship, our unity, and even the way we endure suffering all point to something.

Ray Diaz | 9.13.26

In this message Cory Kasperson asks a simple but revealing question: What are you aiming your life toward? Teaching from Philippians 1:18–26, he explores Paul’s desire to exalt Jesus, find his deepest satisfaction in Christ, and use his life for the spiritual good of others. When Jesus becomes our greatest treasure, we are freed to stop making life about ourselves and intentionally aim everything toward Him.

Cory Kasperson | 8.30.26

In this message, Cory Kasperson teaches from Philippians 1:12–18 and explores how Paul responds when his circumstances seem to work against everything God has called him to do. From prison, Paul discovers that God is still at work, his faithfulness is impacting the people around him, and his joy doesn’t have to depend on his circumstances. Whatever “prison” you find yourself in, God can use that very place to form you, work through you, and make Christ known.

Cory Kasperson | 8.23.26

In this message, Cory Kasperson begins a new series through Philippians by exploring what it means to aim our lives at Christ. Through Philippians 1:1–11, we discover how Jesus re-centers our identity, gives our relationships a new purpose, and redirects who we are becoming. And as we aim our lives toward Christ, we can trust that the God who began His work in us will carry it to completion.

Cory Kasperson | 8.16.26

From Chains to Calling

In this message, Cory teaches from Luke 8:26–39, where Jesus crosses a lake to pursue one broken man who seemed beyond hope. Through this powerful story, we discover that Jesus moves toward our brokenness, breaks the chains of sin, and gives us a new story to share. No matter what you're carrying, no chain is stronger than the cross of Christ.

Cory Kasperson | Next Gen Pastor

In this message Cory Kasperson unpacks God’s design for sex, showing how it is a good and powerful gift that must be directed by God to lead to life. He addresses how sin distorts that design, the reality of shame and brokenness, and the hope and redemption available through Jesus for anyone seeking freedom and healing.

All of Life 
4.12.26
Cory Kasperson

In this message, Ray Diaz explores how our thoughts about God, ourselves, and others shape our lives. Through Scripture, we learn how God calls us to set our minds on the things of the Spirit, leading us toward truth, freedom, and love. 

All of Life 
3.22.26
Brian Berger