In a world obsessed with image, God invites us to pursue integrity in the quiet places of our lives. Preaching from Proverbs 10:9, Worship & Creative Director Kami Fanning reminds us that wisdom is lived out not through hype but in hidden, faithful choices. The life that walks securely is one anchored in truth, not performance. This message challenges us to examine the compromises we tolerate and embrace the grace that brings us back home.

Gossip and slander can destroy relationships faster than we realize. In this message, Pastor Kevin MacPhail unpacks the story of Absalom to show us how bitterness, pride, and manipulation spiral into destruction—and how to break the cycle. If you’re struggling in your relationships—with family, friends, coworkers, or church—this message is for you. Scripture shows us a better way, rooted in humility, forgiveness, and love.

In this message from the “Do This, Not That” series, Pastor Paul Watson highlights the tremendous power of our words. Drawing on wisdom from Proverbs and other Scriptures, he shows how words can either bring healing or cause harm. We’re challenged to choose kindness over cruelty, helpfulness over criticism, and encouragement over cutting remarks. This practical teaching equips us to speak life, build others up, and reflect Christ in all our conversations.

In this message from the “Do This, Not That” series, Pastor Paul Watson teaches how wisdom is not merely knowledge—but the ability to make good decisions and apply godly judgment. Through Proverbs and other scriptures, we learn that wisdom begins by trusting God, walking with the wise, and simply asking Him for guidance. Everyone—from pastors to prisoners—is invited to ask, and God delights in giving wisdom generously. We are guided, but not forced—wisdom requires responsibility. Ultimately, wisdom is not just knowing the right thing to do, but doing it.

In this kickoff message of the Do This, Not That series, Pastor Kevin MacPhail calls us to seek godly wisdom above all else. Drawing from Proverbs and other scriptures, he contrasts the life-giving power of godly wisdom with the self-serving appeal of worldly wisdom. Godly wisdom brings health, peace, guidance, and victory in life’s spiritual battles. Through prayer, community, and Scripture, we learn how to pursue the wisdom that protects, empowers, and leads to lasting transformation.

In this heartfelt Father’s Day message, Pastor Paul Watson shares five powerful ways God uses children to shape, grow, and transform fathers. Through humor, personal stories, and biblical insight, we discover how fatherhood can expand a man’s capacity to love, deepen his values, stretch his interests, clarify his relationship with God, and break the cycle of selfishness. Whether you’re a father, son, or simply someone who wants to better understand God’s heart, this message is a compelling invitation to see parenting as one of God’s most profound discipleship tools.

In this message, Paul and Linnea Watson conclude The Practices series by exploring the significance of Sabbath. More than a day off, Sabbath is a gift from God—a time set apart to rest, be restored, and experience the presence of God. Drawing from Genesis, Exodus, and the words of Jesus, they explain how Sabbath is not about legalism, but about liberation from busyness, anxiety, and performance. Through intentional preparation and soul-renewing activities, we can embrace the rhythm of rest that God designed for our good.

In this message, Pastor Kevin MacPhail explores the story of the Bereans in Acts 17 to highlight the spiritual discipline of searching the Scriptures. With thoughtful examples and personal stories, Kevin challenges us to listen eagerly to God’s Word, examine what we hear against Scripture, and commit to daily study. Like the Bereans, we are called to be a people who are grounded in truth, courageous in faith, and protected against spiritual deception through the power of God’s Word.

In this message, Pastor Paul Watson teaches on the often-overlooked difference between praying and being devoted to the prayers we pray. Drawing from Colossians 4 and the teachings of Jesus, we see that prayer isn’t just a spiritual habit—it’s a partnership with God that demands faithfulness, persistence, and participation. We are called to pray like everything depends on God and act like everything depends on us. This message encourages us to be devoted to prayer, to keep praying until God moves, and to trust that God is not only able but willing to change our hearts, our circumstances, and our fears through prayer.

In this message, Pastor Paul Watson explores the practice of generosity and its power to form us into the likeness of Christ. Generosity is more than a financial act—it’s a heart posture rooted in selflessness, trust, and regular giving. Through Scripture and stories, we see how followers of Jesus live differently by giving from their abundance, not their leftovers, and how generosity reflects our confidence in God’s provision. When we embrace generosity as a regular spiritual practice, we become more like Jesus and point others to His goodness.