This week in our “Praying the Psalms” series, we turn to Psalm 103. Join Alex as we explore how David shows us the importance of remembering. Discover why we so easily forget God’s goodness, and what it means to remember his grace and fatherly love through biblical meditation.

This week, we are kicking off our new “Praying the Psalms” series, as we explore Psalm 63. Discover how David’s thirst for God in crisis reveals what it means to desire, delight in, and depend on God above all else.

In this week’s sermon, we kick off our new series on Ephesians, focusing on the powerful theme of identity. Who are we as Christians? How does being chosen by God shape our lives? Join Alex as he unpacks Ephesians 1:1-14, revealing the incredible blessings of being chosen, redeemed, and adopted into God's family.

Pastor Alex reflects on Mark 16:1-8, revealing the powerful reality of the risen Jesus. This Easter, discover how the empty tomb confronts the mind and comforts the heart, offering grace, hope, and eternal life.

Jesus was abandoned so you never have to be. In this Good Friday sermon, Pastor Alex explores the silence of God and the love that breaks through it.

Why do we welcome Jesus with joy, then turn away so quickly? In this Palm Sunday sermon from Mark 11:1-11, Jack reflects on the crowd's excitement and sudden silence as Jesus enters Jerusalem. This isn’t just their story, but ours too. Discover the King who came not to be crowned, but to carry a cross.

What kind of king is Jesus and how do we receive him? In this Palm Sunday message, James walks us through Mark 11 to reveal a King who arrives in humility, commands authority, receives praise, and quietly inspects hearts.

What is true fasting? Pastor Leslie wraps up our Isaiah series with a powerful reminder: fasting isn’t about spiritual performance, it’s about self-denial that leads us to justice, compassion, and the way of Jesus.

When our best efforts still fall short, where do we turn? In this sermon, YC unpacks Isaiah 58 & 61, showing how our weakness reveals our need for Jesus—the Servant who brings true freedom, righteousness, and hope.

In this sermon from Isaiah 52:13-53:12, Pastor Alex unpacks the paradox of the cross: how the suffering and humiliation of Jesus was, in fact, God's greatest act of salvation. Though the world sees weakness, Christians see God's power and love, as Jesus was pierced for our transgressions and bore the punishment that brings us peace. Join us as we reflect on the Servant who willingly laid down his life for ours.