God Is Still on the Throne reminds us that even when life feels chaotic, heaven is not. Rooted in Psalm 103, Hebrews 4, and Revelation 19, this message declares that God has not stepped down, lost authority, or been shaken by what shakes us. While anxiety and uncertainty surround us, fed by fear, worry, and an overwhelming world, we can live with peace because God is actively reigning from His throne and fully aware of our lives. When we remember the throne is not empty and God still has the final word, our hearts can rest in trust and confidence.

In a world where everything can be shaken, God's Kingdom stands unshakable, but what do you do if you can't see it? Through Nicodemus's encounter with Jesus, we discover that seeing God's Kingdom requires being born again and surrendering completely to Him. Learn the three keys to living an unshakable life: experiencing spiritual rebirth, receiving God's power, and living by Kingdom truth in every area of your life. If you've ever felt disconnected between your faith and everything else, this message reveals how encountering Jesus transforms everything.

Unshakable: What Is the Kingdom? launches our journey into building a life that cannot be shaken, no matter what comes our way. Rooted in Hebrews 12, this message reminds us that while everything in this world can be shaken, God’s Kingdom stands forever. Jesus did not come merely with information, but as a King establishing a Kingdom with real authority and power. As we begin this series, we’re invited to shift from a worldly view of life to a Kingdom view, learning to live with peace, confidence, and purpose by submitting to the rule and reign of Christ.

This message celebrates 10 years of God’s faithfulness while sharing timeless principles that have guided the journey. Through Scripture and personal reflection, we’re reminded to honor God, love people, and always do the right thing. It challenges us to listen to the right voices, guard our hearts, and choose peace and integrity in every season. Above all, it points to one defining truth: you will never regret giving God your yes.

“Is it in You?” challenges us to look beyond outward success and focus on the growth God is doing inside of us. Drawing from James 1, this message reminds us that real faith, perseverance, and character are revealed through pressure, words, and blessings. God is more concerned with who we are becoming than what we are achieving, because gifting may open doors, but character keeps us there. As we step into a season of prayer, fasting, and spiritual emphasis, the question is simple and personal: Is what God wants to grow truly in you?

“3 Principles To Live By In 2026” sets the tone for 2026 by reminding us that if we don’t live by principle, we’ll live by pressure. This message challenges us to build our lives for God’s presence, not just progress, and to trust the process God uses to form us. Drawing from Scripture and real-life illustrations, we’re reminded that freedom may come quickly, but formation takes time. As the new year begins, the call is clear: 2026 doesn’t need a better version of you, it needs a surrendered one.

“2025 End of The Year Online Service” is a moment to pause and thank God for all He’s done among us this past year. We’ve seen growth in our faith, our relationships, our church family, and our impact, often in ways that reminded us we were living a dream. This message celebrates steady, lasting growth over quick wins and points us back to progress, not perfection. As we look ahead, we’re reminded that growth around us is exciting, but growth in us is what carries into every season.

“Christmas Eve 2025: Connected Christmas” reveals how every part of the Christmas story is intentionally woven together by God. From the manger to the gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh, we see Jesus revealed as King, Priest, and Savior. What seems like small details point to a much bigger truth: God’s plan of redemption was unfolding from the very beginning. Christmas is ultimately about connection: Immanuel, God with us, reaching out to you.

Pastor Jason’s message, “From the Sheep to the Savior” looks at the Christmas story through the eyes of the shepherds in Luke 2:8–18. God chose ordinary, overlooked people to announce the greatest news the world has ever known. This message challenges us to move toward what God reveals and respond with faith, not hesitation. At Christmas, we’re reminded that His story is enough, and your story matters too.

“How to Have Peace When the Unexpected Happens” looks at how Mary found peace when her life was turned upside down by the unexpected. Through her story, we discover three anchors that held her steady: a word from God, a trusted friend, and a song of praise. This message reminds us that while we can’t control what surprises come our way, we can choose what we hold onto. If you’re facing uncertainty, this message offers practical hope for staying grounded and trusting God in the middle of it all.