We all long to be valued, known, and desired — and Scripture shows us how these needs are beautifully met in God’s design for love. From family affection, to the joy and messiness of friendship, to the holy gift of romance in marriage, Pastor Ryan reminds us that every form of love points us back to Christ.

Discover how affection grows in closeness, friendship grows in unity, and romance grows in longing and fulfillment. Learn how eros — often misunderstood — is more than physical desire; it is an act of worship, adoration, and intimacy that God designed as a reflection of His own love for His people.

Whether single, married, or searching for deeper connection with God, this message calls us to experience love the way God intended: with grace, gratitude, and devotion.

Don't fill your tank with the wrong fuel! Discern love from lust, find the right team to help ensure you're reaching for the right fuel.

We’ve all run on empty—but what’s fueling your life? ⛽️💔

🚗 Taking the Journey – Faith, Hope & Love in Motion

In this message, you’ll discover:

With Scripture from 1 Corinthians 13:13, James 2, Romans 4, and more, this message invites you to put your faith into action, live with full conviction, and pledge your allegiance to the One who conquered the grave.

🛠️ It’s time to tune up your faith, hit the road, and follow Christ with clarity, courage, and commitment.

Our awe & wonder are confidently set on the Lord who changes us from death to life, who leads us from death to life.

Life brings many afflictions—some that break our bodies, others that crush our spirits. Some hardships we choose, some are forced upon us, and some simply arrive like an unexpected storm. No matter the source, Satan would use these afflictions to harden our hearts, rob our hope, and keep us distant from Christ.

But God is greater.

In this message, we walk through **Luke 8:40-56** and explore eight common afflictions—worry, delay, suffering, denial, fear, loss, disbelief, and even death—paired with eight life-giving encouragements from Jesus.

You’ll be reminded that:

* Jesus listens.

Whether you’re facing grief, waiting for breakthrough, wrestling with doubt, or fearing the end—you can run to Jesus. He welcomes you, walks with you, and speaks life into you.

**Church—get up!**

"What Fears We Hold" challenges us to examine where our awe truly lies: in the chaos of the world, or in the power and presence of God.

Drawing from Psalm 46 and the Gospel accounts, we are invited to move from striving and accusation to stillness and faith, learning to rest in God’s sovereignty even when circumstances are uncertain or threatening.

Ultimately, the call is to cultivate a faith that is fully convinced of God’s promises, to be still in His presence, and to set an example of trust and courage for others.

🌅 **Awe & Wonder: Jesus, My Lord** 🙌

In this powerful message, Ryan Rosser reflects on a beautiful hymn from his a cappella roots and leads us into a deeper reverence for the One who frees us from what binds us — physically, emotionally, and spiritually. 💔➡️💖

From creation's beauty to Christ’s compassion, this message is a wake-up call to those who’ve lost the **fear of the Lord** and the wonder of His works. Are you crippled by something unseen? Do you need freedom? 🔓

🕊️ Be inspired. Be humbled. Be restored. Jesus is still healing. Jesus is still worthy.

In Ruth 1:22, Naomi and Ruth return to Bethlehem during the barley harvest, a time of both physical and spiritual provision. Through the story of Ruth and Boaz, we see parallels to our own journey of faith and redemption. Just as Boaz acted as a kinsman-redeemer for Ruth, Christ redeems us through His sacrifice, offering us eternal life and hope.

🌾 **The Bread of the Harvest**

In the field of Boaz, Naomi and Ruth find hope and provision. Boaz, recognizing Ruth's dedication, provides her protection, sustenance, and a place among his harvesters. This act of kindness symbolizes God's abundant provision when we align ourselves with His purpose.

🌾 **Gathering through the End**

As Ruth gathers barley until evening, she experiences the fullness of God's blessings. From provision to protection, Ruth's story illustrates that God's faithfulness endures beyond immediate circumstances. Whether in times of hardship or harvest, God's grace sustains us.

Join me in reflecting on how God's provision and faithfulness resonate in our lives. Let's glean hope from the fields of His promises and share His blessings with others.