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This week Pastor Brent explores the incredible power of our words to either wound or heal, destroy or give life. Through practical wisdom and the help of the Holy Spirit, we can learn to speak with greater self-control, humility, and grace in our relationships.

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Pastor Brent continued our The Good Life series in Proverbs by exploring the difference between pride and humility, and the very different paths they lead us down. Through practical examples and biblical wisdom, he challenged us to lower ourselves before God, elevate others, and discover how humility leads to healthier relationships, wiser decisions, and a life marked by grace.

This week we kick off our Proverbs series by exploring what wisdom really is and how it leads to the good life, one marked by purpose, joy, and healthy relationships. We discover that the first step to that kind of life begins with a right view of God: a deep awe, reverence, and “fear of the Lord” that shapes how we live every day.

Pastor Andy reminds us that raising kids to follow Jesus isn’t about adding more to already busy lives, but about intentionally weaving a love for God into everyday moments at home and on the go. Centered on Deuteronomy 6:4–9, the message encourages parents to model a Spirit-led faith through consistent rhythms, meaningful symbols, and clear direction that shape their children’s identity and mission in the world.

What shapes our kids most isn’t perfection; it’s what we prioritize and model day after day. As we keep God at the center and intentionally teach through everyday moments, we help form a faith that can carry them into a life of following Him.

It's Student Sunday! This week Pastor Kyle explores what it means to be part of a “Revival Generation.” He challenges the church to invest in the next generation through discipleship, intentional relationships, and prayer, recognizing the unique spiritual openness of Gen Z.

On the road to Emmaus, two discouraged followers encounter the risen Jesus, who opens the Scriptures to show that His death and resurrection were part of God’s plan all along. This Easter message invites us to move from doubt to a reasoned faith—trusting in who Jesus is and responding by placing our lives fully in His hands.

Pastor Brent walks through the road to the cross, showing how Jesus willingly endured suffering, bore our sin, and extended forgiveness even in His final moments. Through it all, we’re invited into a response of grateful surrender, trusting in the finished work of Christ and the depth of His sacrificial love.

On the road to Gethsemane, Jesus faced overwhelming anguish. After heart-wrenching prayer, He ultimately chose costly obedience, fully surrendering to His Father as He anticipated the cross. His example invites us to walk our own difficult roads with faithful obedience.

Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday revealed a striking contrast between two very different kinds of kings and kingdoms. As the crowds welcomed Him with shouts of “Hosanna,” Jesus showed that His kingdom would come not through power and force, but through humility, mercy, and surrender to God’s greater plan.