So often we try to change ourselves through discipline—and while discipline has its place, true transformation comes only from God. Scripture reminds us that we cannot bear fruit on our own; it’s only when we abide in Him that real change begins to take root. As we stay connected to God, our lives are transformed, and we naturally grow to reflect Him more and more.

There's something missing from our contemporary Christianity. We've become busy and have lost the practice of spending extended amounts of time with God. We need to get back to "Just a closer walk with thee", as opposed to "If I have time."

What is baptism really about? Discover what the Bible says, why it matters, and if it’s your next step.

In a world where communication is increasingly filtered through screens and algorithms, this message explores the tension between God’s embodied design for connection and our disembodied digital lives. Through personal stories, biblical truth, and cultural insight, it reveals how technology can both bridge and break the communion and fruitfulness we were created for.

Peace can be hard to find in our world, but the peace Paul writes about is far greater than anything the world can offer. God gives us a peace not like the world gives—a peace that surpasses all understanding.

In Philippians chapter three, Paul talks about people who have traded the good news of Jesus for the things of this world, and he weeps for them, longing that they would come to know God. In the same way, we are challenged not to trade the things of God for the world, and to long for those around us to know Him.

Because of Jesus, even the parts of our past we’re not proud of can remind us how far His grace has brought us. When we see our story through the lens of Christ, everything looks different.

It's easy to lose sight of all that God has done for us—and even easier to take His blessings for granted. Philippians reminds us to do everything without grumbling or complaining so that our lives shine as a testimony of God's work in us. It's a call back to gratitude and a heart posture that reflects His goodness to the world around us.

Today we welcome Todd Marshall from Worship Is Life as our guest speaker. In this message, Todd unpacks how worship goes beyond Sunday morning—it's a way of life. True worship flows out of our relationship with God and impacts how we live, love, and connect with others every day.

It’s easy to reach for what we think we deserve—to chase recognition, status, or being first. But Jesus calls us to something different. As we grow in faith, we begin to see that true maturity looks like humility—putting others above ourselves, because that’s what Jesus did.