This world offers only glimpses of love, but Christ came to reveal its fullness and what we were truly created for. Pastor Jared Herd teaches how we can reflect Christ’s love by sharing our strength with others, just as He has done for us.

Hope shines brightest in our darkest moments, reminding us we're never alone. Pastor Jared Herd kicks off Advent by reminding us that Immanuel—God With Us—is our source of purpose and strength.

God’s grace transforms our relationship with Him from exchange to a gift of immeasurable worth. Pastor Jared Herd highlights how Jesus invites us to trust God with both our sins and our resources through faith.

Where grace abounds, joy abounds as well. Pastor Jared shares how generosity flows from an abundance of joy, made possible only through the grace of God.

Gratitude transforms entitlement into generosity. Pastor Jared Herd shares what it looks like to live with open hands and a grateful heart.

Generosity isn't just an action—it's a lifestyle that invites blessing and joy. Pastor Josh Hotsenpiller preaches on biblical stewardship, illustrating how living with open-handed generosity brings freedom and deepens trust in God’s provision.

We are called to stand firm in the truth, using God’s power to confront the unseen battles that seek to undermine our purpose. Pastor Jared Herd shares that as believers, we must recognize the persistent schemes of spiritual warfare—temptation, accusation, and lies—and arm ourselves with the assurance of the cross in our daily fight for faith, purpose, and peace.

Christ-centered love reshapes relationships, transforming them into expressions of self-sacrifice rather than self-interest. Pastor Jared Herd teaches on Paul’s call in Ephesians for spouses to honor each other through mutual, Christ-like love.

God's ability to transform our lives is powerful, but it is activated through our worship and relationship with Him. Pastor Josh Hotsenpiller explores the theme of God's power, as seen in Ephesians 3:20, emphasizing that while God is able to do more than we can imagine, He is not obligated to do so unless we invite Him through our praise and intimate relationship with Him.