Marriage was never designed to run on feelings alone, and if you want to spend a lifetime with the one you love, it takes more than just falling in love. In this message, Pastor Jacob walks through four practical pillars of a lasting marriage rooted in God's original design from Genesis. Play together, stay connected, pray together, and never stop choosing each other because duration brings appreciation and quitting is never the answer. The only difference between a marriage that survives and one that thrives is keeping Jesus at the center.

Every family has a little crazy in it, but what holds a family together through the hard seasons is not just love or effort, it is faith. In this message, we open a new series on family by exploring what it actually looks like to build your home on a foundation of faith in God. From Joshua's declaration to Deuteronomy's call to pass faith down to the next generation, we unpack four anchors every family needs: a decision to serve the Lord, a faith that is caught before it is taught, a legacy that outlasts you, and a God who holds it all together. Your family does not need to be perfect, it just needs a direction.

On the cross, Jesus spoke seven times, and each word revealed the full depth of God's heart for humanity. In this Good Friday message, Pastor Jason walks through those final statements, from a prayer of forgiveness for the very people crucifying Him, to a promise of paradise for a dying thief, to a tender provision for His grieving mother. Each word is a window into who Jesus truly is: full of grace, rich in mercy, and present in every detail of your life. This service closes with the powerful declaration "It is finished," a time of communion, and an invitation to place your trust in the One who went to the cross for you.

From the very beginning, humanity has been separated from God by sin, and all of history has been pointing to one moment that would change everything. Jesus stepped into our story, lived a perfect life, was betrayed, crucified, and buried, paying a price none of us could ever pay for ourselves. But death did not have the final word. He rose again to prove He is who He said He is, to conquer death once and for all, and to bring dead things back to life. He is not a relic of the past. He is our living hope, and today you can experience that for yourself.

Most of us have no problem inviting people to things we love, but when it comes to inviting someone to church or to faith in Jesus, we freeze. In this message, we explore what Philip's simple two-word invitation to Nathanael in John 1 reveals about how God designed us to reach the people already around us. Invitation is not about having the perfect words or all the answers, it is an act of obedience, it happens through real relationships, and it is far simpler than we make it. Your only job is to say "come and see," and trust Jesus to handle the rest.

When things aren't right at home, things just aren't right, and God has a blueprint for that. In this final message of the Unshakable series, we dig into Ephesians 5 and 6 to explore what it looks like when the Kingdom of God shapes the culture of your family from the inside out. It starts with everyone submitting to Jesus first, and from there, everything else has a foundation it can actually stand on. Whether you're a spouse, a parent, or a kid still figuring it out, this one is for you.

We live in dark times, but as believers, we have a choice: yell at the darkness or turn on the light. In this message, we dig into Ephesians 5 and what Paul taught the church in Ephesus, one of the darkest cities of its day, about how to respond to the world around them. Because we are receiving a kingdom that cannot be shaken, we are called to know what darkness looks like, expose it, and hold up the light. Join us as we explore what it means to walk as children of light and build our lives on what is truly unshakable.

What if the tension you're feeling isn't a problem to fix, but something God is using to grow you? In this message, Pastor Jason explores the "Already/Not Yet Kingdom" and what it means to live between what God has already done and what He has yet to fulfill. Through Scripture, he unpacks three things we learn in the tension: trusting God's timing, holding onto hope, and keeping an eternal perspective. If you're in a season of waiting or stretching, this message is for you.

We chase the idea that "when I have this, I'll finally get that" but we never arrive because once we get there, it's never enough. Rooted in Luke 12, this message challenges us to stop setting our hearts on stuff and start setting our hearts on the Kingdom. Stuff is for our enjoyment, not our fulfillment. God takes pleasure in giving us what He knows we need, and when we seek His Kingdom first, everything else falls into place.

Forgiveness opens up the Kingdom of God in our lives, while unforgiveness hinders it. Rooted in Colossians 1 and 3, and the parable in Matthew 18, this message challenges us to give the forgiveness we've received. Forgiveness isn't approval of wrongdoing or pretending hurt didn't happen, it's a choice to release others and trust God to make things right, starting in our own hearts.