Sunday Sermons

Title: Community & Hospitality That Heals

Week four calls out our modern epidemic of loneliness and casts a better vision—one where tables are full, doors are open, and no one walks alone. Real community isn’t found in clicks and comments—it’s built around bread, presence, and shared life.

Pastor Eden reminds us that hospitality isn’t about impressing people; it’s about including them. And true healing comes when we invite others not just into our homes, but into our lives.

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Title: Discipleship as Family Formation

This third message reframes discipleship as something far more than a class—it’s the culture of a family. From the Shema to the Great Commission, we see that discipleship starts in the home and echoes into the Church.

Pastor Eden unpacks how imitation, not just information, shapes the next generation. You’re not raising performers—you’re forming sons and daughters of the King.

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Text: Luke 19

In this message from Luke 19, the account of Zacchaeus comes alive with three powerful truths: Jesus sparks curiosity in the lost, He looks past status, sin, and shortcomings, and He actively seeks and saves those far from Him. Through vivid storytelling and practical challenges, listeners are reminded that we are called to be salt and light—driving into the darkness with the gospel rather than gathering only around the light. This sermon urges believers to see the world through Christ’s eyes, to love without partiality, and to embrace the urgency and joy of reaching even one soul for the Kingdom.

Title: Serving That Shapes Us

In week two, we enter the upper room, where Jesus stoops to wash His disciples’ feet. This message confronts our obsession with status and platform by lifting up the towel instead of the title.

Pastor Eden shows that serving isn’t beneath us—it’s how we become like Jesus. Whether in the nursery, the kitchen, or the hidden spaces no one sees, every act of service shapes us into the kind of people Heaven is made of.

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Title: Forgiveness That Frees

This opening message in the On Earth as it is in Heaven series reminds us that the Kingdom is built on forgiveness—not bitterness. We walk through Jesus’ parable of the unforgiving servant and learn that forgiveness isn’t just something we receive from God—it’s something we extend to others.

Pastor Eden presses into the cost of unforgiveness in our homes and churches, calling us to create a culture where grace flows freely. In a world keeping score, the Church must be a place that keeps forgiving.

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Text: Proverbs 3:5&6

In this heartfelt and humorous message, Andy Fine explores Proverbs 3:5–6 and what it means to truly walk in God’s will. He unpacks three key responses to life’s decisions: trust completely, lean carefully, and submit fully. With stories about skydiving, GPS detours, and life’s unexpected challenges—including a personal battle with cancer—Andy reminds us that the “path of least resistance” isn’t ease, but surrender. When we yield fully to God, He promises to make our paths straight—not always smooth, but always right.

TEXT: Philippians 4:10–23

Paul ends his letter not with a thank-you note, but with a vision for generous, content, and kingdom-minded living. In this final message, Pastor Eden Fine unpacks how gospel partnership isn’t transactional—it’s worship. And contentment isn’t stoic detachment—it’s Christ-dependency.

From a Roman prison, Paul rejoices—not because his needs were met, but because he had Christ. Whether in plenty or in need, his joy was anchored. His giving and receiving were acts of eternal partnership, fueled by the riches of God in Christ.

This is the call: live like people who are already full. Give like you know the King owns everything. And anchor your heart not in what you lack, but in the One who is more than enough.

Christ is enough—so live with open hands and anchored hearts.

TEXT: Philippians 4:1–9

Paul writes from prison, but his tone rings with joy—not despair. In this message, Pastor Eden Fine walks us through Paul’s bold pastoral appeal: that believers would live grounded in gospel unity, strengthened by holy joy, and guarded by divine peace.

Joy here isn’t fluffy—it’s fierce. Peace isn’t passive—it’s a fortress. Paul names names, challenges egos, and calls the church higher: to think better, pray deeper, and live differently. This kind of community doesn’t just talk about heaven—it embodies it.

Because Jesus is near, anxiety doesn’t get the last word—joy does.

TEXT: Philippians 3:12–21

You can run a marathon in flip-flops, but what prize are you really chasing? In this message, Pastor Eden Fine challenges us with Paul’s words about grace-fueled pursuit—not to earn God’s love, but because we’ve already been captured by it.

Even Paul—apostle, church planter, martyr-in-the-making—says he hasn’t arrived. The Christian life isn’t about coasting. It’s about pressing on with humble hunger, shaped by the cross and anchored in the hope of glory. We run not to get Jesus—but because He ran after us first.

This is a call to pursue Christ with joy, to flee worldly mindsets, and to live today like heaven is already breaking in. The race is hard. The finish is glorious. And the prize—resurrected, redeemed life with Jesus—is already yours.

So press on. Don’t coast. Don’t drift. Run. Because the King has laid hold of you.