In this week’s message, we step into the Babylonian exile and the story of Daniel to wrestle with what it truly means to be God’s people in a world that pulls us toward power, comfort, and compromise. Rather than blending in, we’re challenged to embrace a different calling—living as a distinct, even “strange,” community that speaks truth, practices radical forgiveness, and resists the lure of control. Join us as we explore how the church is called not to rule like the world, but to offer a bold, counter-cultural witness rooted in grace, hope, and the resurrection. 

In this week’s message, guest Pastor Mike Jobst explores the consequences of pride and misplaced authority through the stories of Israel’s unfaithful kings and the rejection of Jesus as the true Messiah. As human leaders grasp for power and resist God’s will, we’re reminded that real life is found not in control, but in surrender. Join us as we reflect on what it means to recognize Christ as King and live daily in humble submission to the Spirit who gives us strength to follow Him. 

In this week’s message, we explore the fall of Israel’s kingdom and the deeper issues behind it—idolatry and the failure to care for the vulnerable. Through the powerful image of clay in the potter’s hands, we’re reminded that even when everything seems shattered, God is still at work, breaking and remaking for the sake of redemption. Join us as we discover the hope that no life is too broken for God to restore—and that, filled with His Spirit, even fragile jars of clay can carry His transforming power. 

In this week’s message, we confront the reality of our wandering hearts and our constant search for something to worship. Through the story of Israel’s kings and relatable everyday examples, we’re reminded how easily we add “and” to our faith—looking to other things for satisfaction that only God can provide. Join us as we rediscover a God who is not jealous out of need, but out of love—calling us back to the one place where our hearts are truly filled: in Him alone. 

In this Easter message, we’re invited to move beyond the pressure of “you only live once” and into the life-changing truth of the resurrection. Through humor, modern culture, and Scripture, we’re reminded that Jesus didn’t come to help us maximize a short life—but to give us eternal, abundant life that transforms everything. Join us as we celebrate the empty tomb and discover the freedom, hope, and lasting perspective that comes from knowing Christ is risen—and coming again. 

In this Palm Sunday message, we contrast the long line of flawed earthly kings with Jesus—the unexpected King who enters not with power and armies, but with humility and peace. As the crowd longs for a conqueror, Jesus reveals a radically different kingdom, one built not on force, but on sacrifice and the cross. Join us as we reflect on where we place our trust—and discover why true security is found not in power, but in the name of the Lord.

This week, we dive into the story of Jonah—not as a children’s tale, but as a powerful confrontation between human will and God’s boundless compassion. As Jonah resists God’s call to love his enemies, we’re challenged to examine our own struggles with forgiveness, pride, and surrender when our will collides with God’s. Join us as we explore what it means to move through that “wall,” let go of control, and embrace a simpler, deeper faith shaped by grace. 

In this week’s Q&A message, we explore some of Scripture’s most intriguing questions—from unseen spiritual battles and the purpose of miracles to how we discern truth in a world full of competing voices. Along the way, we’re reminded that God’s reality extends beyond what we can see, and that faith, prayer, and trust in His truth are essential in navigating both the visible and invisible parts of life. Join us as we wrestle with these big questions and are called to align our lives with God’s plumb line rather than our own. 

In this week’s message, we explore the powerful story of Hosea and the painful reality of unfaithfulness—both in Israel’s history and in our own lives. Through themes of forgotten promises, chasing novelty, and the subtle “and” idols we attach to God, we’re confronted with how easily our hearts wander. Yet in the midst of it all, we encounter a God who never stops pursuing us—faithfully, relentlessly, and with a love that continually calls us back home. 

In this week’s Q&A message, we tackle challenging questions from Scripture—from the divided kingdoms of Israel and Judah to mysterious passages that hint at a spiritual realm beyond what we can see. As we explore these texts, we’re reminded that the Bible presents a world where spiritual forces are active and where our deepest conflicts are often more than just human disagreements. Join us as we reflect on the call to recognize the spiritual battle around us and respond with prayer, forgiveness, and trust in God’s greater work.