Pastor Connor emphasizes that believers don’t have to stay bound by darkness because Jesus has the power to set them free. It teaches that while spiritual warfare is inevitable for those advancing God’s Kingdom, God provides both offensive and defensive tools—like truth, prayer, and the armor of God—for victory.

Pastor Kirk kicked off our new sermon series, Defense Against the Dark, with a powerful reminder: spiritual warfare isn’t fantasy, it’s fact. He unpacked the unseen reality of angels and demons at work and challenged us to be alert, not afraid.

As followers of Jesus, we are called to live in the light, not fear the dark. Armed with truth, righteousness, faith and the Word of God, we are equipped to stand firm against the enemy’s schemes.

Pastor Rob’s Mother’s Day message celebrates the Proverbs 31 woman as a picture of godly wisdom, emphasizing her worth, walk, and witness as rooted in faithfulness rather than perfection. It challenges cultural confusion around womanhood by honoring both stay-at-home and working mothers, showing that true value is found in a life aligned with God.

Pastor Rob teaches on the value of a father by highlighting the powerful legacy of a father who fears the Lord, drawing from Psalm 112 to show how godliness impacts generations. It calls men to embrace their role as spiritual leaders whose lives reflect God’s righteousness in both word and action.

This weekend, Ted Cunningham joined us to emphasize the importance of preparing children to leave home by guiding them toward a strong, personal relationship with Jesus. It challenges parents to model faith authentically, set healthy boundaries, and prioritize their marriage as they release their children into adulthood.

This Easter sermon celebrates the resurrection of Jesus as the centerpiece of our faith, proving that sin’s debt is paid, new life is available, and resurrection power now lives in us. It reminds us that the empty tomb is not just something we admire—it’s the foundation we live from every day.

Pastor Rob closes our "Shaped by the Cross" series challenging us to follow Jesus’ path of self-denial, surrender, suffering, and ultimate sacrifice as a daily act of love and worship. True sacrifice isn’t about ritual or convenience—it’s about laying down everything for God’s glory and drawing closer to Him.

Pastor Terry’s sermon on suffering emphasizes that pain is not pointless but a tool God uses to shape us and reveal His glory. By looking to Jesus’ own suffering, we learn to endure with hope, trust in God’s sovereignty, and support others in their trials.

In week two of our series "Shaped by the Cross", Pastor Rob emphasizes that true spiritual freedom begins when we let go of control and fully trust God. It highlights Jesus’ ultimate act of surrender on the cross and challenges us to actively yield every part of our lives to Him.

Pastor Kirk Graham kicks off our new series, “Shaped by the Cross”, by challenging us to embrace self-denial by taking up our cross daily and yielding fully to God’s purposes. Learn how living with less can lead to more of God’s power, freedom, and forever glory.