What if you were the thief on the cross? 

In this powerful monologue, Adam steps into the final moments of the man crucified beside Jesus—guilty, broken, and out of time… yet offered something he never expected: mercy. 

This is not just a retelling of a familiar story. It’s a raw, honest reflection on guilt, grace, and the shocking reality of forgiveness at the very edge of death. 

Inspired by the account in the Gospel of Luke (Luke 23:39–43), where one thief mocks… and the other believes: “Jesus, remember me when you come into your kingdom.” And Jesus responds: “Truly I tell you, today you will be with me in paradise.”

Jesus didn’t enter Jerusalem the way people expected.No stallion.No show of power.Just a humble donkey and a King with a greater mission.In this Palm Sunday message, we explore what it means that Jesus chose humility over hype, and why He still looks for ordinary people to carry His presence today.You don’t have to be impressive, just availableYou’re not the main event, you’re the vessel

Jesus didn’t just model freedom—He made a way for us to live in it. In part 5 of our 'Finding Freedom' series, we dive into how our relationship with money reveals where our trust really lies—and how contentment, integrity, and generosity lead to lasting freedom. This message will challenge your thinking and invite you into a deeper, freer life with God.

On Palm Sunday, what looks like “just a donkey” turns out to be a powerful announcement: the King has arrived. In this message from our Finding Freedom series, discover how every detail of the triumphal entry points to Jesus - and how the principle of giving God our first and best unlocks true financial freedom. If you’ve ever wondered how faith and finances connect, this message will challenge, inspire, and shift your perspective.

As we approach Easter, we often celebrate the empty tomb, the victory, the life, the breakthrough. But before the resurrection, there was a road… and it led to the cross.

In this message, we walk backwards through the Easter story to a defining moment in the life of Jesus Christ, a moment where He set His face toward Jerusalem.

He knew what was coming.
The betrayal. The suffering. The cross.

And yet… He didn’t turn away.
He turned toward it.

This is a call to:

• Turn toward challenge, not away from it

• Fix your eyes on what’s beyond the pain

• Trust that God is working something eternal through the temporary

Jesus could face the cross because He could see beyond it.

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What if real freedom isn’t doing whatever you want, but living the life Jesus won for you? In this powerful message, Fabiano Aljava explores how sin traps us in a cycle of shame, guilt, condemnation and separation — and how Jesus completely breaks that cycle through the cross. This is a message full of hope, freedom and fresh perspective that will help you stop living weighed down and start walking in grace.

Using Isaiah 49:15, we explore the powerful image God uses to describe His love.

The Bible points to a mother’s love as one of the strongest bonds in human experience—a love marked by nurture, protection, sacrifice, and compassion. Yet even that incredible love is only a glimpse of the faithful, unforgetting love of God.

Whether Mother’s Day is a joyful day for you or a painful one, this message is a reminder that the love you are looking for is ultimately found in God.

This Sunday’s message, “Finding Freedom – First and Finally,” takes a deep look at how spiritual principalities operate — the unseen powers that demand our allegiance through culture, institutions, and everyday pressures.

Through the lens of Paul's letters to the Ephesians and Galatians, we explore the reality of rulers and authorities that seek to re-enslave believers — and the incomparably great power of God that is far above them all.

Discover how Christ has secured our freedom, and how we can stand firm, resist spiritual oppression, and live in the domain of the King today.

What if the door to freedom is already open… but we’re the ones still sitting in the cage? In this message, Dan Jackson explores how Jesus has already set us free and what it really looks like to step out and experience that freedom in everyday life. Discover why freedom grows through trust, risk, and a deeper relationship with Jesus.

In this faith-building message, we explore what it means to trust God’s sovereignty and provision, even when we don’t understand the outcome.

Drawing from Exodus 16, and Ephesians 3, this sermon reminds us that God’s mercy is new every morning. Just as God provided manna in the wilderness, He still gives us fresh grace for each day. We are called not to live on yesterday’s blessings, but to trust Him for today.

Through powerful testimony and Scripture, we’re reminded that salvation is the greatest miracle, God’s grace is sufficient in weakness, and Christ is always working, even when we don’t see it, feel it, or understand it.

No matter what you’re walking through, God is faithful. Trust Him.