Genesis 3 with Matt Chin. Why is the world so broken—and why do we feel it so deeply? In this message from our Lexicon series, we take a fresh look at the word "sin." Not as just rule-breaking, but as broken trust. Drawing from Genesis 3, we explore how sin fractures our relationship with God, ourselves, others, and creation—and why understanding the nature of sin is essential to recognizing the beauty of grace. This isn’t a message about guilt. It’s an invitation to come out of hiding and trust the One who comes looking for us.

Genesis 27:1–40 and Genesis 32:22-32 with Matt Chin. “Blessed” is one of the most common—and most confusing—words in the vocabulary of faith. We say it without thinking, hashtag it online, and often wonder what it really means. Is it about success? Favor? Feeling happy? And what happens when your life doesn’t feel “blessed” at all?

In this message, we explore the ancient story of Jacob—a man who lied to his father and disguised himself as someone else, all to receive a blessing he thought he could never get as himself. His story speaks directly into our own questions about identity, approval, and love.

Through Jacob’s hunger to be seen, and Jesus’ willingness to bear our shame, we discover a deeper truth:

You don’t have to disguise yourself to be loved. In Jesus, the blessing we most long for is already being spoken over us.

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Matt 3:13-17 and Exodus 14:28-29 with Matt Chin. Baptism. It’s a word many of us have heard, some of us have experienced—but few of us have really paused to ask: What does it mean?

In this week’s message from our summer series Lexicon: A Fresh Look at Ancient Words, we explore the deep story behind baptism—not just as a religious ritual, but as a symbol of rescue, identity, and belonging. From the parted waters of the Red Sea to the muddy banks of the Jordan, Scripture tells a recurring story of a God who meets us in our stuck places and leads us into new life.

Whether you’re spiritually curious, rethinking faith, or already walking with Jesus, this teaching offers a grounded and hopeful look at one of the church’s most misunderstood practices. Because baptism isn’t about having it all figured out. It’s about saying yes to the God who’s already stepped into the water with us.

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Hebrews 11 with Matt Chin and his wife Jean co teaching together. We’ve all heard the word faith. But what happens when faith doesn’t “work”? When the prayers go unanswered, the healing doesn’t come, or the life you hoped for slips further out of reach?

In this deeply personal message, Matt and Jean open our new summer series, Lexicon of Faith, by reflecting on their own story of waiting, disappointment, and loss. Together, they explore the meaning of faith through the lens of Hebrews 11—a chapter filled with both miraculous triumph and deep, unfulfilled longing.

This isn’t a feel-good sermon about believing harder. It’s an honest invitation to rediscover faith as a rugged, rooted trust in something more solid than circumstances. A faith that holds—even in the coldest seasons of life.

Because real faith doesn’t deny the winter. It dares to live like spring is already on the move.

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Some of us think that, because we know about God, we are close to him.  Jesus tells a parable to show us that simply knowing your master does not mean we are acting in a way that pleases him.

Matthew 18:21-35 with Nathan Caddell. Forgiveness isn’t easy—and it’s rarely clean. But what if forgiving others isn’t just for their sake, but for ours? In this message from REUNION’s By Our Fruits series, Nathan unpacks Jesus’ parable of the unforgiving servant and challenges us to rethink forgiveness not as forgetting or enabling, but as the path to healing, freedom, and wholeness.

Luke 14:12-24 with Matt Chin. In this message from our By Our Fruits series, Matt reflects on Jesus’ parable in Luke 14 and challenges us to rethink who we invite into our lives. In a culture of curated guest lists and self-protective hospitality, Jesus calls us to set a bigger table—one marked by grace, not gain.

The message concludes interviewing Ryan, who is a part of our community around the impact of Miracle Mile Ministries on his life and his invitation for others to join him.

Luke 10:25-37 with Matt Chin. What if compassion isn’t just something we do, but something we become? In this sermon on the Good Samaritan, we explore how Jesus reframes the question “Who is my neighbor?” into “Who are you becoming?”—and what it means to live a life marked by mercy, not just morality.

When we remember that we’re the ones rescued on the side of the road, we begin to see others—and love others—the way Jesus does.

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Genesis 4:9-16 with Nathan Caddell. Why do we build cities—and what is God building instead? In this sermon, Nathan explores the origin of cities in the Bible, the human desire for safety and significance, and how followers of Jesus are called to live for the good of the city, not just their own gain.

If you’re wrestling with ambition, anxiety, or purpose in urban life, this message offers a better story—and a deeper calling.

Matthew 6:19-24 with Nathan Caddell. In a world chasing happiness through comfort and consumption, could joy be found in something deeper? In this sermon from REUNION’s By Our Fruits series, Nathan explores Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 6 and the surprising truth that generosity—not self-gratification—is the path to a flourishing life.

What (or who) is shaping your heart—and are they worth serving?