In a world that’s confusing faith, questioning identity, and reshaping morality, Christian dads are called to more than survival—they’re called to spiritual leadership. This Father’s Day message explores the powerful example of the men of Issachar in 1 Chronicles 12:32: men who understood the times and knew what to do.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• Why emotional and cultural currents are shaping your kids—and what to do about it.

• How to lead with reason, not just emotion.

• Why discipling your children starts with your own relationship with Scripture.

• Practical steps for being a present, prayerful, and principled dad.

  
  

The Church at Ephesus had solid theology, sharp discernment, and a strong work ethic. But Jesus saw something they had missed—they had abandoned their first love. In this week’s message, we look at what happens when passion is replaced by performance, when right beliefs are no longer fueled by a deep love for Christ.

This isn’t just about Ephesus—it’s about us.
Are we still in love with the Savior, or just busy with His work?

Jesus’ call is clear: “Remember, repent, and return.”
Let’s talk about how we come back to the love that started it all.

6.8.25 - Message 3

Before Jesus speaks to His Church, He lets us see who He really is. In this opening message from our Letters to the Church series, we look at John’s awe-inspiring vision of the risen Christ—full of majesty, power, and presence.

This isn’t the Jesus we’ve made comfortable; it’s the King who walks among His churches and holds all authority.

When you see Jesus rightly, it changes how you listen—and how you live.

Join us as we ask: Are we ready to hear what the Lord says to His Church?

6.1.25 - Message 2 .

Before Jesus speaks to His Church, He lets us see who He really is. In this opening message from our Letters to the Church series, we look at John’s awe-inspiring vision of the risen Christ—full of majesty, power, and presence.

This isn’t the Jesus we’ve made comfortable; it’s the King who walks among His churches and holds all authority.

When you see Jesus rightly, it changes how you listen—and how you live.

Join us as we ask: Are we ready to hear what the Lord says to His Church?

5.25.25

From James to John, Proverbs to Paul, this message is full of biblical encouragement and practical insight. It’s a pastor’s heartfelt send-off, not just to graduates, but to anyone navigating life with faith and questions in hand.

5.18.25

In this Mother’s Day message, we explored the quiet but powerful impact of a mother’s faith. Drawing from 2 Timothy 1:3–8, we looked at how Timothy’s sincere faith was first planted in the lives of his grandmother Lois and his mother Eunice—and how that legacy helped shape him into a leader who stood strong in a challenging culture.

This sermon reminds us that while legacy may not be loud, it echoes into eternity. Whether you're a mom, had a mom, or are investing in the next generation—your faithfulness matters more than you know.

5.11.25

In this week’s message, we look at how God’s faithfulness is both shown and grown in the lives of His people, through the lens of Nehemiah’s incredible story. We reflect on Israel’s journey—from forgetting God’s deliverance and falling back into bondage, to stepping out in bold faith to rebuild what was broken.

The sermon unpacks how every God-given vision starts with a burden, requires action beyond our comfort zones, and inevitably faces opposition. But through it all, God proves Himself faithful, and He invites us to step into that same faithfulness—whether through prayer, serving, or sacrificial giving.

As the church launches a new capital initiative, the challenge is simple but powerful: What burden is God placing on your heart? How is He calling you to pick up your brick—and your sword—to build something lasting for His kingdom?

This message reminds us that we don’t give out of guilt but out of grace, trusting that what we build today will impact lives and generations tomorrow.

5.4.25

Episode 12: In this final episode of "Ten Great Doctrines of the Bible" we cover the church and future things! We discuss the body of Christ, the local church, leadership and membership within the local church, the return of Christ, judgment, the new heaven and earth, and eternity.

4.30.25

This is a midweek Bible study based on the book, 30 Days to Understanding the Bible by Max Anders. It is an overview of the whole of scripture and key doctrines.

Visual aids are frequently used and can be accessed here if you would like to follow along:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Study Slides

Easter isn't just a moment to celebrate—it's a movement we're called to live every single day. This message from Romans 6:1–14 reminds us that the resurrection isn’t just something Jesus did—it’s something that changes who we are.

We’ll explore why grace isn’t a license to sin but the power to live free, how justification, sanctification, and glorification fit together in God's rescue plan, and why Christians can stop living like they're still trapped by the old life. Resurrection power isn't just for someday in heaven—it’s for right now.

If you've ever felt stuck in your past, battled old temptations, or wondered why real change feels so hard, this message is for you. It's time to move out of the graveyard and start living in the victory Jesus already won.

🔔 Subscribe and share this episode with a friend who needs the reminder: you are dead to sin, alive in Christ, and free to walk in newness of life!

Part 4 - "The Grave Lost Its Grip" on 4.27.25

Episode 11: This week, we cover the doctrine of Salvation and discuss the basis of salvation, what it results it, the cost and also timing!

4.23.25

This is a midweek Bible study based on the book, 30 Days to Understanding the Bible by Max Anders. It is an overview of the whole of scripture and key doctrines.

Visual aids are frequently used and can be accessed here if you would like to follow along:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Study Slides