In this message, Pastor David returns to where Jesus started — a woman hauling water in the heat of the day — and unpacks what it means that the river of living water is already flowing inside of every believer. So often we either deny that we're hungry, wrapping self-sufficiency in what feels like humility, or we acknowledge the hunger but run everywhere else to fill it. Both leave us thirsty with a well right inside us. David gets honest about his own journey through a full and draining season, and walks through what it practically looks like to get quiet, settle your heart, and return to the source — not through striving or performance, but through simple awareness that His goodness never left. If you've been running on empty or white-knuckling your way through, this message is an invitation to stop, receive, and let the Father satisfy what nothing else can.

We have the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit living inside of us. But how often do we actually live like it?

In this message, MaryEllen Swafford walks through John 14 and 15 and lets one word reshape everything: union. Not just Jesus dwelling in us, but us living as one with Him — where His words become ours, His power flows through our hands, and His love becomes the thing that empowers our obedience. MaryEllen shares from her own journey of pressing deeper into intimacy with the Lord and what it stirs when we stop settling for just enough of Him. Where is there more? What does it look like to actually hunger for it? And what happens when we say yes to the kind of oneness Jesus prayed for — the kind that bears fruit, shifts atmospheres, and changes how the world sees Him through us? We pray this message awakens a fresh hunger in you for more of Him than you've ever experienced.

Daniel outlasted empires. Not because he was the most talented person in the room — but because he carried an excellent spirit. And that spirit wasn't random. It was the fruit of stewardship, intimacy with God, and a willingness to show up fully in every season.

In this message Pastor David unpacks what excellence actually looks like in the kingdom — and what it doesn't. It's not perfectionism. It's not performance driven by ego. It's what happens when intimacy with God begins to elevate how you think, how you work, how you show up in the ordinary tasks nobody's watching you do.

David gets personal about the tension between wanting to do something right and believing the worst words spoken over you — and why the kingdom reframes your value entirely. He also tackles the difference between passing through life and owning it: your job, your family, your church, your neighborhood.

Excellence isn't doing it perfectly the first time. It's cleaning up the mess, adjusting what didn't work, and showing up again — as an act of worship.

What if the freedom Jesus offers isn't just about what you've been set free from — but what you've been set free to?

In this message Pastor David unpacks one of the core realities of life in the kingdom: freedom. Starting with Jesus' words that you have to become like a child to even enter, David challenges the adult instincts that keep us stuck — the need to earn it, prove ourselves, protect our image, and stay comfortable.

He walks through three dimensions of kingdom freedom: freedom from the bondage of sin, freedom to be made entirely new, and freedom to actually do something with it — to stretch, to risk, to worship without fear of failure, to minister without waiting until you feel qualified.

This isn't freedom as a theological concept. It's an invitation to shed the pride, the comfort addiction, and the fear of what people think — and to explore the kingdom like a kid who doesn't know they're supposed to be afraid.

In this first message of a new series, Pastor David opens up what Jesus was actually preaching when He said, "Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand." It's a realm we've been conveyed into — not one we have to earn our way toward. A kingdom that lives inside us and that we live inside of. A way of being that makes the early church look weird to the world, and makes heaven tangible right where we stand.

David gets practical too, walking through how he personally tunes his heart and quiets his mind to encounter Jesus — and why learning to wait on the Lord might be one of the most important (and most lost) practices in the modern church.

What if the resurrection wasn't just the end of the story — but the beginning of everything?

In this Easter message, Pastor David walks through what Jesus actually purchased at the cross — and it's so much more than a ticket to heaven. From reconciliation with the Father to freedom from sin's power, from a new identity as sons and daughters to physical and emotional healing, to full access to the kingdom right now — this message unpacks the inheritance that belongs to every believer.

David gets personal too — sharing moments of seeing the Father's heart in a new way, wrestling honestly with unanswered prayers for healing, and choosing to keep asking anyway because of who Jesus is and what He made available.

The resurrection wasn't just an event. It's an ongoing, eternal power — and you get to stand in it every single day.

In this Easter message, Pastor David walks through what Jesus actually purchased at the cross — and it's so much more than a ticket to heaven. From reconciliation with the Father to freedom from sin's power, from a new identity as sons and daughters to physical and emotional healing, to full access to the kingdom right now — this message unpacks the inheritance that belongs to every believer.

David gets personal too — sharing moments of seeing the Father's heart in a new way, wrestling honestly with unanswered prayers for healing, and choosing to keep asking anyway because of who Jesus is and what He made available.

The resurrection wasn't just an event. It's an ongoing, eternal power — and you get to stand in it every single day.

Jesus met the weight of the cross in the garden before He ever carried it to Calvary. In this message, David Reyes teaches from Gethsemane, where Jesus entered the place of sorrow, pressure, and surrender, and chose the will of the Father in the face of unimaginable pain. This moment reveals the hidden work of prayer, where strength is formed before the battle and obedience is settled before the outcome is seen. What does it look like to bring our grief, weakness, and vulnerability before God instead of simply trying to survive it? How might Jesus be inviting us to prepare in His presence now for the things we will face later? Our prayer is that this message would encourage you to meet God honestly in places of pain, receive His strength in the secret place, and walk with Jesus through whatever lies ahead.

In this message David Reyes reflects on the significance of the supper—the moment of invitation, intimacy, and decision. Before the cross, Jesus gathered with His disciples, not just to share a meal, but to reveal what it means to truly partake in Him. This message invites us to consider how we respond to that same invitation today: Will we remain casual observers, or will we fully receive what He’s offering? The journey begins at the table.

In this message, Pastor David explores the tension between comfort and calling. While it’s easy to settle into what feels familiar and sufficient, God often invites us into deeper pursuit—beyond what we already know or have experienced. Through this parable, we’re challenged to consider what it looks like to follow the hunger God places in our hearts, even when the path forward is uncertain. Sometimes growth, discovery, and transformation begin with the courage to take the first step.