This week, Ps. Craig continues our series, The Gifts, diving into the meaning behind myrrh. This powerful gift represents Jesus as the suffering servant—the Lamb of God, born to die for our sins. Join us as we reflect on the depth of His sacrifice and what it means for us today.

This week, Ps. Trinity kicks off our new series, The Gift, exploring the meaning behind the gifts Jesus received from the wise men. We begin with frankincense—representing Jesus as our High Priest, who sacrificed for our sins and intercedes for us in prayer. Join us as we uncover the incredible significance of this precious gift.

How do we face the fears that try to control us? This week, Ps. Craig shows us the importance of remembering God’s faithfulness in the past and why the presence of giants in our lives might just be a sign that we’re on the right path.

How do we look past our Giants? How do we see what God sees? This week, Ps. Craig shares how to strengthen your faith, see the unseen, and step into the future God has prepared for you.

What is the Church? And what was Luke’s vision for it in Acts? This week, Dr. Sean du Toit takes us through the book of Acts, highlighting six key lessons we can learn about the Church and its purpose.

Sometimes, we feel like underdogs facing impossible situations. How does the story of David give us hope and confidence to face our giants? This week, Ps. Craig highlights four key moments from this famous story to show how we should respond when under attack.

We all like to feel in control of our lives. Surrendering to someone requires a lot of trust and can feel uncomfortable. In this message, Ps. Craig explores what we gain when we truly understand the identity of Jesus.

Following Christ isn’t a competition. So why do so many of us treat it like one? It can be easy to let pride take over when God has blessed us with strong relationships, great careers, or exceptional talent—but a humble heart beats any of those things. Let’s dig into that this week in What Would Jesus Undo?

It’s hard to like a hypocrite, right? Someone who says one thing but does another? Jesus wasn’t a fan of hypocrisy either. This week, Rima takes us through the cost of living a lie—and exactly why Jesus would call people out on it.

There’s one thing everyone on the earth was made to do: worship our Creator. Yet so often, it’s easy for us to sleepwalk through our days and give simple lip service to God. Anna Cooper takes a look at what it would look like if our passion for Him was renewed? This week, let’s praise Him like He deserves to be praised.