2025-08-17: This Sunday, we are talking about the greatest rescue mission in history. What happens after we are saved? Through Scripture, the story of the Samaritan woman, and real events, we'll challenge how the Gospel is not just good news to receive but a mission to live out.

2025-08-10: In the dark of night Jacob finds himself alone, wrestling not just with a mysterious man, but with God Himself. This encounter leaves him wounded, renamed, and forever changed. Sometimes God doesn’t show up to comfort you — He shows up to confront you. And that’s where real transformation begins.

2025-08-03: Last week, Brad challenged us to embrace the parts of God we like least because they are often the parts of God we need most. Another aspect of God we wrestle with is Him being our Lord. But what does that mean on a practical level? Let’s dive deeper into the Lordship of Jesus together.

2025-07-27: We all journey through life battling a sense of judgment and condemnation, either trying to prove ourselves or judging others in return. Are you uncomfortable with the truth that God is the ultimate Judge? Do you struggle with how to reconcile that with the Father being perfect love? This message will set you free from the judgments you’ve been living under and your fear of judgment in the future.

2025-07-20: David was chosen and anointed by God—yet his journey led him into the wilderness, marked by betrayal, uncertainty, and delay. Through the story of David and Saul, we’ll explore what it means to wait on God's promises when the future feels out of reach, and how faith is shaped in seasons of waiting.

2025-07-13: Life’s hardest wilderness seasons can leave us feeling lost and uncertain—just like the Israelites in the desert, trying to take matters into their own hand. But in the story of manna, we discover that God’s provision is daily, His presence is constant, and even in the wilderness we can be transformed into people of trust and rest.

Let’s explore together what it means to trust God one day at a time and find rest in His moment-by-moment care.

2025-06-29: In Acts 10, God brings two very different people, Peter and Cornelius, into the same story to show that faith was never meant to be lived in isolation. Obedience for one unlocks breakthrough for the other, reminding us that God often moves through community, not just in individuals. This passage isn’t just about personal faith, it’s about shared transformation. If you’re trying to follow Jesus alone, you might be missing half the miracle.

2025-06-22: We have come to the point in Acts where we encounter one of the most famous conversion stories in history. The persecutor becomes the preacher. The enemy of God becomes the friend of God. It happened in a disruptive moment where Saul encounters a brilliant light. Once he encounters the living Jesus he will never be the same... and neither will we.

God’s mission has a church, but despite the incredible events in the first part of Acts, the church remained stationary. It didn’t embark on a mission to move out. However, four years later, that changed. Even though they ultimately accomplished everything God had called them to do, the event that sparked this movement wasn’t something they would have ever sought. Here’s the “uncomfortable" truth: discomfort is often the catalyst for courage.

The early church continued to grow, and with growth arose new challenges that threatened the unity of the church. Filled with the Holy Spirit and faith, seven followers of Jesus answered the call to serve the practical needs of the church, bringing a new level of unity. Among the seven was a disciple named Stephen. In the face of persecution, Stephen rose to the occasion and mirrored the life of Christ. When we have difficulties in life and faith, let’s learn together how we can “rise to the occasion” like Stephen.