Is there any area of your life where you are experiencing bondage—a besetting sin you find yourself repeating again and again? Do you long to be set free?
 
This episode, Pastor Jeff Moes continues our series The Way of Jesus by exploring the spiritual disciplines. We’ll focus on the lies of sin and shame and how Jesus invites us to break free from them. We’ll look at three practices—three spiritual disciplines—that God uses in our lives to bring true freedom.
 
The truth is, we all struggle with something, and God desires freedom for every one of us. Listen as we discover how spiritual disciplines lead us out of bondage and into freedom.

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In the first Unscripted episode of 2026, Pastor Jeff and Lydia dive deeper into the subject of spiritual disciplines & rhythms, why they're important, and how you can improve with implementing them.

Have you ever wondered, “Is it my responsibility to grow spiritually, or is that God’s?”Is spiritual maturity something we strive for, or do we simply let go and let God?

Last episode, we began a new series titled The Way of Jesus. It is an intimate and practical look at what it truly means to follow Him. This series invites us to consider what it looks like to shape our lives around Jesus’ presence, His character, and His practices.

This episode, Pastor Jeff Moes explores what it means to be shaped by the presence of God. Together, we’ll learn what it means to abide in Jesus and allow Him, from the inside out, to form our lives into His likeness.

Whether you are new to the faith or have walked with Jesus for many years, come this Sunday ready to be Shaped by His Presence—and, in doing so, become more faithful followers of The Way of Jesus.

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What does committing your life to Jesus really look like? What are you really signing up for? Does it just mean heaven eventually? Because if so, who wouldn’t be in for that? Maybe you’ve been following Jesus for a while—you’ve declared faith in Him and commitment to Him—but your walk with Him feels stiff, difficult, and honestly, sometimes boring.

In this new year, Pastor Lydia Miller kicks off a new series entitled The Way of Jesus. It will be an intimate and practical look into what it means to be a follower of Jesus—what it means to shape your life around His presence, His character, and His practices. Whether you are new to faith and want to learn more about what you’d be signing up for when following Him, or you are a long-time believer in need of a deeper understanding of what full devotion to Him looks like, this series will help each of us become better followers of The Way of Jesus.

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This Christmas, Pastor Jeff Moes steps into the story we think we know — and discovering something deeper. We’ll read the familiar words of Luke 2, then turn to Matthew 1 to look at the people in Jesus’ family line… the broken, the doubtful, and the messy.

From Abraham’s questions, to Rahab’s past, to a family in need of healing, this message is for anyone who’s ever wondered if God could really use them.
 Because Christmas isn’t about perfect people — it’s about a perfect Savior stepping into imperfect stories.

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As we step into a new year, many of us start thinking about goals — what we want to grow, change, or leave behind. This episode, Pastor Lydia Miller will walk us through how Jesus modeled a life of intentional growth and how we can follow His example as we set goals that actually shape who we’re becoming.

Together, we’ll look at four key areas of growth Jesus demonstrated: Intellectual, Physical, Spiritual, and Social. These aren’t just resolutions to check off — they’re rhythms that help us live with purpose, balance, and depth.

If you’re ready to start the year with clarity, direction, and a Christ-centered vision for your life, this message is for you.

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In this season of Advent as we approach Christmas, you might imagine reading this while sitting by a fireplace, sipping a hot cup of cocoa, with Christmas carolers singing in the neighborhood.

Wait—that’s not happening for you? Your last name isn’t Hallmark? Yeah, me neither.

For many of us, this season leaves us feeling rushed and pulled in countless directions. If we’re honest, it can be deeply stressful and fill our hearts with anxiety. Others may experience a sense of emptiness or loneliness that feels especially heavy this time of year—bringing its own kind of anxiety, even if for different reasons.

In the midst of feeling peace-less, Scripture reminds us that Jesus offers us His peace. Join us on this message from B.J. Van Kalsbeek as we continue our series, The Arrival. We consider how we can experience peace from the Prince of Peace—not only this Christmas, but all year long, even when life feels far from perfect.

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It’s hard to believe, but Christmas is just around the corner. Over the next couple of weeks, we’ll be taking intentional time to prepare our hearts for the coming of Jesus. This is the Advent season—advent meaning “coming” or “arrival.” It’s a time set apart to ready ourselves to celebrate the birth of our Savior.

For the next two weeks, we’ll be exploring the Advent themes of Hope and Peace—two gifts Jesus came to bring. But when we look at the world around us, with all its hurt and despair, it’s easy to feel our hope slipping. So how do we look to Jesus, our ultimate source of hope? Pastor Jeff Moes shares three truths about God’s unfailing hope.

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This Sunday is Commitment Sunday! In this week’s message, we want to ask the question: What amazes Jesus? We know that Jesus is amazing—but what amazes Him? As we look again at the story in Mark 2, we discover that people’s faith amazes Jesus. Every time people do extraordinary things on behalf of someone else to demonstrate their faith in Him, He is amazed. We see this in the story of the paralytic, where Jesus was amazed by the faith of the friends.

During this message, Pastor Jeff Moes presents the  opportunity to bring forward your commitment card. You'll have the ability to demonstrate your family’s faith and trust in Jesus by making a three-year financial pledge and committing to reach one person who doesn’t yet know Him. Please come pray over your One & your commitment. There is a link below to bring forth your commitment below.

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Ever feel like you’ve forgotten something? It’s one of the worst feelings in the world. The truth is, we’re a forgetful people—and that means we can even forget God’s goodness, His faithfulness, and the ways we’ve seen Him move in our lives.
 
But our forgetfulness can become one of the greatest enemies of our faith. So as we continue stepping into what God is calling us to in For the One, let’s do so with renewed trust. Erich Erdman pauses and looks back at God’s faithfulness. Not onlyin our personal lives, but through the life of Sunnybrook Community Church. Pastor Jeff Moes narrates as we take a look at His faithfulness in this church, and how it is our turn to give back to those coming after us. Remembering what He’s done will stir up fresh faith to follow where He’s leading us now.

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