In his sermon for the fourth Sunday after the Epiphany, Pastor Chris explores a moment in Jesus’ early life that many overlook—his dedication at the temple. This event is more than just a date on the church calendar; it is a powerful declaration that Jesus’ dedication is God’s return to His people.

As we turn to Luke 2:22-40, we see how faithful servants like Simeon and Anna recognize that, in Jesus, God’s long-awaited promise is fulfilled. Their joy and anticipation remind us that God is faithful to his promises and present among his people in unexpected ways.

In this sermon for the Third Sunday of Advent, Pastor Chris explores the connection between two seemingly opposite themes: Repentance and Rejoicing. What we see is that these two concepts are not opposites but two sides of the same coin, both calling us to prepare for the coming of the Lord.

Drawing from Luke 3:7-18, we begin by considering John the Baptist’s call for repentance, urging us to turn from sin and produce fruit in our lives that aligns with God’s will. But the Advent message doesn’t stop there. We also learn from the prophets Zephaniah and Isaiah, who call us to rejoice because the Lord is coming to restore all things. In the face of hardship and exile, the people of God are promised salvation, and we, too, can find joy in the hope that Christ brings.

As we await the coming of Christ this Advent, let us embrace both sides of the coin: to repent and rejoice—for the Lord is near!

Have you ever felt like you’re far from home—not just physically, but spiritually? In today’s sermon for the Second Sunday of Advent, Pastor Chris dives the readings for the second Sunday of Advent where we are reminded of God’s promise to return to His people and called to prepare for that homecoming through repentance.

Drawing from Malachi’s prophecy and the life of John the Baptist, we explore God’s call to examine our hearts, turn from sin, and live a life of daily repentance. Are you ready for the return of the King?

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Waiting—it’s something we all do, whether we enjoy it or not. From long lines at the bank to counting down the days until Christmas, waiting can build excitement, but it also tests our patience. What if there’s more to waiting than we realize?

In this sermon for the First Sunday of Advent, Pastor Chris explore how the Bible transforms our perspective on waiting. Through passages from Jeremiah, Luke, and 1 Thessalonians, we’re reminded that Advent is about waiting for something far greater—the birth of the Messiah and the return of our King—and that while we, we're called to watch, pray, and live love.

In a world where political power often feels like the key to everything, how should Christians respond? As we reflect on the recent election, this sermon from Pastor Chris explores an important idea: Jesus is King—the ultimate ruler of our lives and the world.

Join us as we dive into the words of the Bible to uncover what it means to give Jesus our full allegiance. Discover how ancient Israel viewed God as their true King, how Jesus fulfills the prophecy of the “Son of Man,” and how His kingship calls us to live today.

In this sermon, Pastor Chris dives into Colossians 4:7-18, exploring the apostle Paul’s final words to the church in Colossae and uncovering an part of the Christian life: we can’t live the way of Jesus without kingdom relationships.

In this sermon, Pastor Chris explores Colossians chapter 4 verses 2-6 to see how prayer, preparation, and wise interactions with others help us live out the mission of Jesus daily.

Death is the one reality that unites all humans. From the dawn of civilization, people have grappled with its inevitability, crafting beliefs, rituals, and stories to make sense of it. But what does the Bible have to say about death and the afterlife?

In this sermon, Pastor Chris explores how our relationships, whether in marriage, family, or friendships, can be shaped by a better way—the way of Jesus. In Colossians 3:18-4:1, Paul and Timothy show us how to root our connections in love, patience, and respect, setting a foundation that isn’t just for show but for true, lasting commitment. If you’re ready to rethink how you approach your relationships, this message is for you.

In today's sermon, Pastor Chris dives into Colossians chapter 3 from verses 5-17, where Paul and Timothy challenge us to take off the old ways of the world and put on the new life of Christ. Just as a uniform communicates a person’s role, our spiritual "clothing" reflects our commitment to Jesus. We'll explore how worldly desires—like greed, sexual immorality, and anger—must be put to death so that we can live the Jesus way.

This sermon invites us to leave behind the old and embrace the new life that reflects compassion, kindness, humility, and above all, love. Are you still wearing the “old uniform,” or are you ready to put on the way of Jesus?