In this week’s message, we explore the stories of Elijah and Elisha and the purpose behind the miracles performed by God’s prophets. These miraculous signs were never about spectacle—they were meant to point people to the glory of God and call them back to faith. Join us as we reflect on how all these roles—prophet, priest, and king—are ultimately fulfilled in Jesus Christ, the one who speaks truth, stands in our place, and reigns with mercy and grace. 

In this week’s message, we step into the dramatic showdown between Elijah and the prophets of Baal—and the surprising collapse that follows his greatest victory. Through Elijah’s fear, exhaustion, and despair, we see a mirror of our own fickle faith and tendency to forget God’s power as soon as trouble comes. Join us as we’re reminded that while we are inconsistent and quick to lose heart, God is relentlessly faithful—meeting us in our weakness, feeding us with grace, and walking with us again and again. 

In this week’s message, Pastor Scott traces the rise and division of Israel’s kingdom—from Solomon’s compromises to Rehoboam’s pride—and confront the hard truth that we, too, are prone to go our own way. Yet in the middle of human failure and divided hearts, we’re pointed to Christ, the one King who perfectly fulfilled the law and never strayed from the Father’s will. Join us as we discover the freeing power of grace—learning to stop obsessing over our sin and instead fix our eyes on the mercy that is stronger than all of it. 

In this week’s Q&A Sunday, Pastor Scott tackles some of the Bible’s most challenging questions—from the meaning of blasphemy against the Holy Spirit, to mysteries surrounding the Ark of the Covenant, the divided kingdom, and even the provocative poetry of Song of Songs. Along the way, we’re reminded that Scripture points us toward a God who desires relationship over ritual, unity over division, and intimacy over distance. Join us as we explore how even the hardest questions ultimately reveal a God who passionately pursues His people.

As we begin the season of Lent, Pastor Scott invites us to rethink repentance—not as striving harder, but as learning to rest in the finished work of God. Drawing on the powerful image that God’s seventh day was Adam’s first, we’re reminded that the Christian life starts not with effort, but with rest. Join us as we discover the freedom of letting go, trusting that God has already done the work, and entering into the peace of His completed redemption. 

In this week’s message, guest preacher Sarah shares her powerful testimony of coming to faith and reflects on what it means to “go our own way” instead of trusting God’s path. Through stories of David, the Israelites, and the Prodigal Son, we’re reminded that even when we stray, God never abandons His promises or stops pursuing us. Join us as we hear the hope-filled truth that no matter how far we wander, God is always ready to rescue, restore, and lead us home. 

In this week’s message, we wrestle honestly with Ecclesiastes’ unsettling claim that “everything is meaningless” and the frustration of living in endless cycles of effort and toil. Rather than despair, the sermon invites us to hold Proverbs and Ecclesiastes in tension—learning wisdom while releasing control and performance. Join us as we discover how meaning is ultimately found not in outcomes, but in relationship: loving God, loving our neighbor, and trusting God’s grace to hold everything together. 

In this week’s Q&A sermon, we explore deep questions about God’s character, wisdom, and grace—from why God’s complete knowledge comforts rather than terrifies, to how Christ fulfills wisdom without turning faith into a rulebook. Through stories of David, Solomon, Proverbs, and the sons of Korah, we’re reminded that God saves, restores, and invites us into praise, not performance. Join us as we reflect on a God who holds us fast, calls us to humility, and transforms even broken family stories into songs of hope. 

In this week’s message, we explore the Book of Proverbs and discover that true wisdom begins with reverence for God. Through stories of art, parenting, and Scripture, we’re reminded that God’s wisdom gives us the foundation we need to navigate a complicated and chaotic world. Join us as we reflect on how learning God’s ways first allows us to live faithfully, creatively, and with confidence. 

In this week’s message, guest preacher Ed reminds that the throne has always belonged to the Lord—and that true greatness looks nothing like the world expects. From David releasing power to Jesus redefining kingship through service and the cross, we see a God who reigns not by grasping, but by giving Himself. Join us as we reflect on what it means to live free from striving, confident that Christ reigns now and that we are safe in His care.