April 20th, 2025 | Thank you for joining us for our Easter Service Online! Today, we celebrate the greatest victory in history—Jesus is alive! Through His resurrection, sin and death were defeated, and hope was made alive for all of us. We praise Jesus for what He accomplished on our behalf and rejoice in the new life we have because of Him. We're so glad you're here to celebrate this powerful day with us!

April 13th, 2025 | In life, our reactions often say more than our words—and they reveal what’s really driving us. In one of Jesus’ darkest moments, while Peter reached for a sword, Jesus reached for surrender, choosing compassion, obedience, and trust in the Father’s will. Where Peter acted out of impulse, Jesus responded with intentional love—even toward His betrayer. It’s a powerful reminder that being a follower of Jesus means more than belief—it’s about becoming someone who reacts differently because they abide differently. Our reactions today are shaped by yesterday’s choices—but with God’s grace, we can choose differently moving forward.

April 6th, 2025 | Jesus calls His followers to serve others, especially in times of suffering. In Matthew 25:35-40, He teaches that when we care for the hungry, the sick, and the imprisoned, we are serving Him directly. In Mark 10:45, Jesus Himself came "not to be served but to serve, and to give His life as a ransom for many," setting the ultimate example of sacrificial love. In Luke 10:25-37, the Parable of the Good Samaritan reminds us that true compassion is shown through action, even when it is inconvenient or costly. And in John 13:12-17, Jesus washes His disciples' feet, demonstrating that humility and service are not just good deeds but a way of life for those who follow Him. As His disciples, we are called to love and serve others, bringing hope and healing even in the midst of suffering.

March 30th, 2025 | Making decisions can be tough—fear, approval, failure, and waiting for a sign can all hold us back. But God doesn’t want us to be indecisive. Jesus lived with clarity and purpose, making pre-decisions that shaped His every step, even when it was difficult. Following Him means choosing His way—not just believing for eternal life but living like Him every day. The cost is real, but so is the love that sustains us through it.

March 23rd, 2025 | Life doesn’t always go as planned—things happen that we didn’t expect, pray for, or plan. But God’s providence means He’s always working behind the scenes, even when it’s hard to see. From Abraham and Sarah waiting for a son to Jesus going to the cross, God’s plans are bigger than our convenience. Instead of feeling stuck or discouraged, we can choose to see problems as opportunities for God’s purposes to be fulfilled. No matter what, He’s always at work and His promises are still true.

March 16th, 2025 | The Bible tells us that Christ is the head of the church (Colossians 1:18), and our mission is to glorify God by connecting people from all walks of life to life in Christ. It’s not about our preferences or traditions but about making disciples, building relationships, and sharing the hope of the Gospel. As a church, we’re committed to being servants of Christ, laboring with His strength to see lives transformed and communities impacted by His love and truth.

March 9th, 2025 | We’ve all made mistakes in decision-making—choosing what seems bigger, more visible, or more secure over what truly matters. But Scripture reminds us that small beginnings matter, faith is about walking with God, and life is about being more than having. When we face difficult choices, we’re called not to dwell on our failures but to trust in God’s purpose, letting go of control and embracing His will. Like Timothy, our decisions should reflect our identity in Christ, be driven by love, and stand firm through trials.

March 2nd, 2025 | We often struggle with negative thinking, waiting for a "feeling" from God, or reducing our faith to a checklist. Romans 12:1-3 challenges us to renew our minds and offer our lives to God, showing us that true transformation comes from thinking differently—shaped by God's Word. It's not about fitting in with the world, but about becoming the person God created us to be by trusting Him with our minds, hearts, and actions.

February 23rd, 2025 | We live in a world overflowing with options—what to buy, where to live, who to date, what career to choose. With so many paths in front of us, it’s easy to feel stuck, anxious, or afraid of making the wrong move. But what if the key isn’t knowing every detail in advance, but learning to trust God’s direction even when the way forward isn’t clear? In this message, we’ll explore how to break free from decision paralysis and step confidently into God’s wisdom for our lives.

February 16th, 2025 Jeremiah's obedience to buy a field in Anathoth, despite Jerusalem being under siege, demonstrated a radical, defiant hope in God's promises. Biblical hope is not based on circumstances but on God's unchanging character and redemptive purposes. It calls us to trust beyond our understanding, live with confidence in future grace, and act boldly in faith. Instead of being discouraged by the present, we are invited to invest in God's kingdom, step beyond comfort zones, and embrace the impossible with faith. True hope fuels action, shaping how we live now in anticipation of what God is bringing to pass.