Jumping into another week in "A Major In The Minors" sermon series, Pastor Pete puts us in the stories of the prophets Obadiah & Zephaniah to guide us through the topic of God's discipline in our lives.

Pastor Anthony brings the word this weekend and dives into the books and themes of Amos and Micah. He explores topics of social injustice, empty praise, and judgement.

Jumping into the third week in the "A Major In The Minors" series, Pastor Pete goes over the works of the prophets Jonah and Nahum, and discusses both the justice, and mercy of God and how the two meet in the greatest act of love the world has ever known.

Pastor Pete Goodman continues the series, "A Major In The Minors" by looking at the book of Joel and placing a heavy emphasis on the Holy Spirit.

Kicking off a new series "A Major In The Minors", Pete walks us through the book of Hosea and challenge to the Israelites over their lack of faithfulness and trust in God. This stands as such an important message for us today as well in how we choose to remain faithful and trust in God to provide for us.

Pastor Mariah brings a Mother's Day message focusing in on the life of Mary and the power of the "pre-decision."

Pete closes out the Calibrate series by looking at the church in Sardis and how they were stuck living in the past of their former glory. They were called to wake up and embrace what God wants to do next, rather than being overfly focused on what He did yesterday.

Pastor Robert walks us through the letters written to the churches of Philadelphia and Laodicea in Revelation 3, and goes over the concepts of doors that only the Lord can open, and being "luke warm".

Continuing in the Calibrate series, Rise City Elder Dan Buxton shares on his testimony, how he became an Elder, and also dives into the topic of "where do we turn when life gets hard?" in regards to the letter written to the Church in Thyatira

Pastor Pete continues the Calibrate series, going over the persecution of the early church, what "persecution" looks like for us today, and how we are called to respond.