Do you ever feel like you’re not good enough for God? As we begin our Romans 8 series, Pastor Craig takes a look at one of the most powerful declarations in Scripture: “Therefore, there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.” Romans 8:1 So often we live like we’re still trying to earn forgiveness, carrying the weight of things Jesus has already paid for. But you don’t have to come to God when you’re clean, sorted, or have it all together. In this message, we discover what it means to truly live with no condemnation.

Storms are inevitable, but they are not ultimate. This week explores how

Faith was never meant to be carried alone. This week looks at the kind of

Healthy community flows from healthy rhythms. This week explores the connection

Real community begins where pretending ends. This week invites us to lay down

Jesus didn’t die merely to forgive individuals — He died to form a family. This week

Just as a clean house requires ongoing care, a renewed heart requires daily surrender. In this final message of The Heart series, Pastor Triniry explores what it means to guard your heart, allow God to search it, and protect what He’s rebuilding. Because everything flows from it.

What happens when part of you wants God, but another part still wants control? This message explores the reality of the divided heart — the tension between surrender and self-rule — and how Jesus invites us into wholehearted devotion. If you’ve ever felt spiritually stuck, dry, or torn in two directions, this is an invitation to pray: “Lord, give me an undivided heart.”

This week in our series, Anna explores how unforgiveness can quietly take root beneath the surface and block the transformation God wants to do in us. Through Scripture and practical steps, discover how moving from bitterness to freedom opens the door for healing, wholeness, and heart renovation.

Why do we remain fundamentally the same when we know there’s something wrong with us? We struggle with the same fears, the same anxieties, the same relational patterns, and if we’re honest, the same sins. There’s a gap between believing and doing because information does not equal formation. God wants to transform the heart. Real transformation begins with surrender.