Pastor Jason Smith challenges us to move beyond spiritual maintenance and step into the mission God has set before us. Drawing from the story of Jesus healing a boy after coming down the mountain, this message emphasizes the call to love others through tangible action. The sermon highlights Saint Andrew’s three mission focus areas—vulnerable children, unreached people, and the flourishing of the local community—and introduces listeners to a new partnership with Foundation for His Ministry in Mexico. Through a powerful story of transformation and an invitation to participate in upcoming opportunities, listeners are encouraged to take one step toward joining God’s work locally or globally. Whether across the street or across the ocean, this message invites us to say yes to the greatest adventure imaginable.

In this message, Pastor Jason Smith challenges us to leave behind the comfort and security of our old lives to fully follow Jesus into a life of purpose, transformation, and unexpected joy. Drawing from the story of Levi, he reminds us that true freedom begins when we recognize our need for healing and trust Jesus to lead us. Pastor Jason offers practical steps like taking a five-minute pause before reacting, becoming a “gratitude bomber,” noticing the overlooked, and asking daily where we’ve seen God at work. Take your next step today—let go of what holds you back and follow Jesus into the life you were meant for.

In this powerful sermon, Pastor Jason Smith invites listeners to explore a deeper, more personal relationship with Jesus through the simple but profound invitation: “Come and see.” He emphasizes Jesus’ approachability, awareness of who we really are, and ultimate authority as the bridge between heaven and earth. Pastor Jason illustrates how Jesus meets us in our mess—not with condemnation, but with transformation and love. Through biblical insight and relatable stories, he encourages us to move from curiosity about Jesus to confident, life-changing faith in Him.

Pastor Laura Johnson-Suk delivers a powerful message that challenges listeners to confront their own prejudices and honestly reflect on who they may be unwilling to help. Through compelling stories of street outreach, disaster relief, and ministry to the overlooked, she illustrates how God’s grace frees and equips us to serve without bias. With vulnerability and biblical truth, this message calls us to face our own sin, step into uncomfortable places, and become active participants in God's work. It's a stirring invitation to move from comfort to compassionate action.

In this powerful message by guest speaker Finney Premkumar, we are reminded that being a witness for Christ extends far beyond our words—it is about embodying the gospel through our actions, relationships, and daily choices. Rooted in Acts 1:8, Dr. Philip challenges us to consider whether our lives, our families, and our churches truly reflect the presence of Christ in a broken and desperate world. Through stirring real-life testimonies and deep biblical insight, he calls us to adopt the right message, method, mindset, and means—empowered by the Holy Spirit—for God’s mission.

Let this sermon move you to ask: Are you willing, available, and humble enough to be used by God where He has placed you? Listen prayerfully and allow the Spirit to stir your heart into action—right here, right now, in your Jerusalem.

In this message, Pastor Jason Smith unpacks the story of Noah’s Ark as a powerful illustration of God’s grace, judgment, and the call to obedience. He draws parallels between Noah’s faith in building the ark and the invitation for us to trust in Jesus as our ultimate rescue. Through humor, honesty, and biblical insight, Pastor Jason reminds us that salvation has always been by grace through faith. The question he leaves us with is simple but urgent: what—or who—is your ark?

In this powerful message, Pastor Brandon Muchow explores the transformative encounter between Jesus and Zacchaeus, highlighting the invitation to draw close to God and let Him into the hidden places of our lives. Through the illustration of a violin, we’re reminded that God doesn’t remove the tension—He tunes it to create something beautiful. This sermon challenges us to respond with joy, repentance, and renewed purpose as we recognize that God has been seeking us all along. It’s a call to tune our hearts to Jesus and receive the gift of grace and salvation.

In this message, Pastor Shannon Coon explores the early story of Joseph from Genesis 37, focusing on the deep family dysfunction, betrayal, and the silence of God during difficult times. Through relatable storytelling and modern analogies, she reflects on the “bracketed space” between a dream and its fulfillment—a place many of us find ourselves in. Pastor Shannon reminds us that even when God feels absent, He is actively working behind the scenes, weaving our tangled lives into something beautiful. This message offers hope, perspective, and a powerful reminder that God’s promises are always greater than our problems.

In this powerful message, Pastor Megan unpacks the story of David and Goliath to reveal four timeless truths about purpose, identity, and faith. She reminds us that God prepares us for our battles, works through our unique personalities, and redeems every part of our story. Through personal testimony and biblical insight, Megan challenges us to stop trying to "buck up" and instead "look up" to the God who leads us. This sermon will encourage you to embrace your purpose and trust God with your journey—even in the middle of the battle.

In this sermon, Pastor Jason confronts the cultural lie of "us vs. them" and emphasizes the radically inclusive nature of the gospel. Drawing from Acts 10, he highlights how God's grace breaks through human categories, welcoming all people—regardless of background, beliefs, or appearance—into His family through faith in Jesus. The message challenges listeners to examine their own biases, urging them to embrace those they may see as outsiders and to become active carriers of the gospel. Through the story of Cornelius and Peter, we're reminded that God's Spirit moves in unexpected ways, and often calls us to uncomfortable, transformative obedience. You are invited to tear down walls, prefer the face of the other, and boldly say, “Send me, Lord.”