When an enemy army surrounded the prophet Elisha, his servant saw doom, but Elisha saw God's protection. This Sunday, we open our Bibles to 2 Kings 6:8-23 to discover that we are never alone and that nothing is hidden from the Lord. See why we can trust God even when the odds seem stacked against us

After the intense warnings against false teachers, Jude makes a vital shift: "But you, dear friends..." (v. 20). What does real faith look like when fear, doubt, grief, or loneliness take hold? It's not a check-list; it's a call to "keep yourselves in the love of God".

False teachers have "wormed their way into the church" , living an ungodly life that mocks God. This week, Jude shows us their rebellious paths and reveals their destined condemnation. We will see that God is faithful and that you cannot maintain a relationship with Him while reveling in sin. Learn to hold fast to Christ with Spirit-led discernment

In a time of compromise, the Church needs a battle plan. Jude issues an urgent call to contend earnestly for the faith—the essential truths of Christianity. We'll expose the stealthy infiltrators who abuse God's grace for immorality. Learn how to fight this battle by prioritizing character over gifting and guarding your home against false narratives. The Gospel is worth the fight!

What can kids get from sports? What has changed since parents were kids? How can parents be intentional in discipling their children toward Christ? A parent youth minister weighs in.

We all have moments when our faith feels thin — when doubts whisper louder than truth and the world feels unstable beneath our feet. Jude opens his short but powerful letter with three words that anchor every believer: called, loved, and kept. These aren’t just theological ideas; they are lifelines for weary hearts. Before Jude warns, he comforts. Before he calls us to contend, he reminds us who holds us. In a world that shakes, God’s people are held fast by a love that never lets go. This message is for anyone who wonders if they’ll make it, anyone whose grip feels weak — because the gospel isn’t about how tightly you hold on, but about the One who holds on to you

When sin entered the world, everything changed — not just for Adam and Eve, but for all of us. Genesis 3 isn’t a distant story; it’s our story. We still hide, still shift blame, still cover our shame with fig leaves of self-righteousness and distraction. But the good news is that God still comes looking. He still asks, “Where are you?” This message explores the devastating reality of sin, the deep ache of shame, and the pursuing grace of a God who clothes the guilty and restores the broken

What defines your worth—your job, your past, your achievements, your failures? The Bible tells us something far greater: every person is made in the image of God. This truth reshapes how we see ourselves, how we treat others, and how we understand our purpose. Join us as we discover why you matter to God—and why that changes everything