That You May Believe, Part 1: Intro to John

Today Ps Matt begins a new series through the Gospel according to St. John—exploring the signs, the sayings, and the Savior who invites us into real life.

Vision Sunday: We Are The Church

Listen as Ps Matt, Ps Dennis, Ps Nathan, and Ps Kyle define our core values, who we are, and how we live that as The Church.

Longing for the Light, Week 5: Malachi

Ps Matt closes out our series with Malachi, which speaks to the space between promise and fulfillment—and it still hits home today. Let's lean into hope together.

Longing for the Light, Week 4: Haggai

Ps Matt preaches from Haggai, where God calls His people to re-center their lives, re-align their priorities, and rediscover what truly matters. In a season of waiting, rebuilding, and hoping, His glory meets them right where they are.

Longing for the Light, Week 3: Habbakuk

Pastor Nathan brings a powerful word on faith when God feels silent, from the prophet who questioned God but still trusted Him.

Longing for the Light, Week 2: Micah

Ps Kyle shares a Christmas message from Micah about how Christ is the Light who dawns in the darkest night, and God’s salvation shines brightest when human hope seems gone. 

Longing for the Light, Week 1: Hosea

Hosea shows us a God whose love doesn’t quit, doesn’t run out, and never lets go - no matter how dark the season feels. This is the kind of hope we need as we look toward the arrival of the Light of the World.

Epistle to the Romans, Part 30: Romans 16:17-27

Ps Matt concludes our study through Romans, where Paul closes his letter with a powerful reminder: when the world shakes, when pressures rise, when confusion creeps in — the Church is called to stand firm, stay grounded in truth, and cling to the God who strengthens us.

Epistle to the Romans, Part 29: Romans 16:1-16

This week, Ps Matt unpacks how Paul’s final greetings in Romans 16 reveal the Edenic ideal - God’s original design for harmony, community, and purpose.

Epistle to the Romans, Part 28: Romans 15:8-33

Ps Nathan continues our journey through Romans, teaching how Paul’s heart for the nations and his longing for unity remind us that the gospel is meant to reach every tribe, tongue, and people.