Sunday Services

After years of chaos and spiritual decline, God raises up a faithful leader — Samuel. Not just a prophet, but a man who listens, obeys, and points the people back to God. In this week’s message, we look at Samuel’s leadership as he calls Israel to repentance, intercedes on their behalf, and leads them into a renewed covenant with the Lord. His leadership isn’t flashy — it’s faithful. And that’s exactly what the people needed. Join us as we continue The Life of Samuel and discover how God uses humble, obedient hearts to lead others back to Him — and how we’re all called to lead in our own spheres of influence.

After being captured by the Philistines, the Ark of the Covenant returns — not through a military rescue, but by the power and sovereignty of God. This week, we dive into one of the most remarkable stories in 1 Samuel, where God defends His own name and presence, humbling Israel’s enemies and revealing His unmatched holiness. The return of the Ark reminds us that God doesn’t need us to fight for Him — but He does invite us to walk with Him in reverence and awe. Join us as we continue The Life of Samuel and reflect on what it means to truly honor God’s presence — not just with ritual, but with surrendered hearts.

Sometimes the consequences of spiritual drift are undeniable — and devastating.

In this week’s message, we look at one of the darkest moments in Israel’s history: the Ark of the Covenant is captured, and Eli, the priest and judge of Israel, dies. It’s a sobering moment that reveals what happens when God’s presence is treated casually and leadership loses its integrity.

But even in the tragedy, God is not absent. His purposes are still unfolding. His call on Samuel’s life — and Israel’s future — is just beginning.

Join us as we continue The Life of Samuel and explore how God works even through loss, and why reverence, repentance, and faithfulness still matter today.

You weren’t just saved — you were called. God has placed a purpose on your life that’s bigger than a Sunday routine or a religious label. It’s a full-time invitation to live for Him, shaped by His grace, your unique gifts, and His perfect plan.

In this standalone message, we’ll explore what it really means to be called by God. Through the lives of Moses, the disciples, Paul, and others, we’ll discover seven powerful truths:

- God’s call is distinctive, attractive, and blessed

No calling is too big, and none is too small. Whether you're leading thousands or faithfully serving behind the scenes, God has chosen you for a reason. The only question is — how will you respond to The Call?

Many of us are comfortable with the idea of Jesus as Savior — the One who rescues, forgives, and offers eternal life. But what about Jesus as Lord — the One who rules, leads, and has authority over every part of our lives?

In this standalone message, we’re diving into the tension and truth of what it really means to follow Jesus fully. From the beloved promise of John 3:16 to the powerful declaration in Philippians 2, we’ll explore why embracing both Savior and Lord is not optional — it’s essential.

Is Jesus just someone who saves us, or is He the One who also shapes us?

Join us as we ask the hard question: Have I invited Jesus to rescue me, but resisted His rule in my life?

In a time when “the word of the Lord was rare,” one night changed everything. God called out to a young Samuel—quietly, personally, and persistently. This week, we explore 1 Samuel 3 and the moment when Samuel first hears God's voice. What does it look like to recognize God’s call in a noisy world? And how do we respond when He speaks? Join us as we continue The Life of Samuel and discover that God still calls ordinary people into extraordinary purpose — the question is, are we listening?

Before revival came, there was a problem — and it started at the heart of God’s people. In this week’s message, we step into a time when spiritual leadership was corrupt, worship was neglected, and people were doing what seemed right in their own eyes.

But even in the middle of the mess, God was still working.

As we continue The Life of Samuel, we’ll look at the contrast between Eli’s failing house and Samuel’s rising calling. What happens when the people of God drift — and how does God begin to restore what’s broken?

Join us as we unpack "The Problem", and see how God prepares the way for renewal, even in the darkest places.

The story of Samuel doesn’t begin with a hero — it begins with a prayer. In this first message of the series, we meet Hannah, a woman of deep faith and desperation, whose prayer for a child changed the course of a nation.

Through her miraculous answer and faithful obedience, we witness the power of surrender and the beauty of dedicating what we’ve been given back to God.

Join us as we launch The Life of Samuel and discover how a single prayer can lead to a lifelong purpose — and how God can use a heart fully devoted to Him to accomplish more than we can imagine.

One day, in the city of Ephesus, the name of Jesus was spoken — and spiritual darkness was exposed. In Acts 19, we witness a dramatic encounter where unauthorized use of Jesus’ name leads to chaos, but ultimately reveals the unmatched power and authority of Christ. This week we’ll explore how the gospel disrupted a city, how true spiritual power comes from a real relationship with Jesus, and what happens when the light confronts the darkness. It’s a story of power, repentance, and revival. Join us as we conclude our One Day series and are reminded that when Jesus shows up, everything changes — even in the unseen realm.

One day, at the temple gate called Beautiful, a man who had been lame from birth encountered something far greater than he expected. Hoping for spare change, he received total healing instead — all because two followers of Jesus were willing to stop and speak life. This week, we look at Acts 3 and the bold faith of Peter and John. What happens when we offer what we have — even if it’s not much — and trust God to do the rest? This powerful moment reminds us that God still works through ordinary people to bring extraordinary change. Join us as we continue our One Day series and discover how a single moment of faith can transform a lifetime of pain.