In this sermon Pastor Donald looks beneath the surface of the Christmas story to see how the birth of Jesus fulfills centuries of prophecy. These promises reveal God’s sovereignty, faithfulness, and personal care for His people — truths that don’t just inform us, but lead us to worship.

In this message, we explore the compassion of Jesus and His call for us to see and serve the broken around us. From human need to spiritual hope, we are challenged to let our hearts break for others and share the love of the Good Shepherd. Join us as we uncover what it means to bring hope, mercy, and the Kingdom of God to a hurting world.

In this episode, Pastor Don confronts the global reality of Christian persecution and draws from Acts 5 to show that suffering for Christ is not strange but sacred. Through stories from around the world, he reminds us that persecution often fuels the Gospel rather than stops it.

In Astonishing Grace, Available Grace, Pastor Don unpacks Jonah 3 to reveal the breathtaking scope of God’s mercy. From rebellious Jonah to repentant Nineveh, this message explores how God’s grace both surprises and embraces — reaching even those we might consider beyond His love. Discover a grace that breaks borders, humbles pride, and calls us to see every person as someone God longs to redeem.

What does it really mean to abide in Christ? In this message, Pastor Don explores John’s warning not to love “the world” — not creation or people, but the fallen system opposed to God. Drawing from 1 John 2:15–17, we discover how the lust of the flesh, the lust of the eyes, and the pride of life compete for our hearts, and why they ultimately fail to satisfy. True life is found in abiding in Christ now and forever.

True love isn’t self-produced; it’s Christ-produced. Join us in John 15:12–17 as we explore how abiding in Christ transforms our hearts and grows His love in us.

Does God really answer prayer? In John 15, Jesus shows us that prayer isn’t a formula to get results but the lifeblood of abiding in Him. Discover how prayer shifts from transaction to relationship, shaping our desires to reflect His will.

Why do some walk away from Christ instead of abiding in Him? Pastor Don looks at John 15:1–11 and explores the dangers of deception, sin, selfishness, suffering, and the world that keep us from the joy of abiding in the true Vine.

Life and ministry move through seasons, each with its own challenges and blessings. In this message from Acts 20, we look at Paul’s farewell to the Ephesian elders and discover how servanthood, faithfulness, gospel-centeredness, and being Spirit-led guide us in every season of following Christ.

What does it really mean to abide in Christ? In John 15:1-11, Jesus shows us that abiding is more than intellectual belief. It is connection, reliance, and obedience that lead to lasting joy.