This past week, Pastor Ryan preached on Jesus’ conversation with the Jews who grumbled at His claim to be the Bread of Life. We were reminded that with every invitation Jesus extends, there is also a warning. In this passage, Jesus teaches us that only those who feed on Him have eternal life.

This past week, Cristian Maldonado preached through the first of seven "I Am" statements made by Jesus Christ in the Gospel of John. We reflected on the reality that because Jesus is the Bread of Life, He alone can satisfy the hunger of our souls.

Pastor Ryan preached through the story of Jesus' miracle of walking on water. We were reminded that it is only with Christ’s presence amid life’s storms that we truly realize our moment-by-moment need.

As we jump back into the Gospel of John, Pastor Ryan preached on the miracle of the Feeding of the Five Thousand. We were reminded that Jesus came to a hungry humanity, that was unaware of its hunger, and offered to give them true food.

During our Vision Sunday, Pastor Ryan preached through Psalm 46, encouraging us with the truth that God is our safe refuge and strength. We were reminded that if God is the only refuge in the world, then He is the only refuge for the world. We also heard testimonies of God's faithfulness through our church, pointing people to refuge in Jesus Christ.

This past Sunday, Pastor Ryan wrapped up our Habakkuk series by preaching from chapter 3:1–19. We examined the idea that where we look in hardship determines how we live through hardship. The book of Habakkuk calls us to move from doubt to devotion, ceasing to focus on our difficulties and instead looking to God as our sure footing and strength.

This past Sunday, Pastor Ryan preached the third sermon in our Habakkuk Series. We looked at the contrast between the way of the righteous and the woes of the wicked. We were reminded that there are only two ways to live: by faith in God or by trusting in yourself.

This past Sunday, Pastor Ryan preached through Habakkuk 1:12-2:1 on the prophet's prayer and wrestlings about God's sovereignty and rule over the world, while God's people were experiencing oppression at the hands of the wicked. We were reminded that because our God is sovereign, we can trust Him even when His purposes are hidden from us.

This Sunday, Pastor Ryan kicked off our series on Habakkuk. As we looked at the backdrop of this book, we were reminded that in the midst of hardship, God is not absent; He is at work in ways we cannot yet see. And that often, it is through the dark night of the soul that God does His deepest forming work in us and in the world around us.

Pastor Miguel Medina of CrossPointe Español preached from Revelation 22:12-16 for our End of Year Combined Service. We were reminded that we are called to live courageously in the midst of a broken world, because Jesus Christ, the Alpha and the Omega has promised He will bring about final restoration and renewal at the end of time.