This Sunday, Pastor Jeff dove into 1 Corinthians 1:18–31 exploring “The Power of Foolishness”—the surprising way God uses what the world calls weak, foolish, or insignificant to accomplish His greatest purposes.

Why does the cross look like failure to some but reveal God’s ultimate power to others? How can God’s “upside-down” Kingdom reshape the way we pursue success, strength, and wisdom in our own lives? And where might He be calling you to embrace weakness, humility, and dependence on Him in a world that prizes the opposite?

Listen & reflect on the surprising wisdom and power of Christ crucified, and discover what it means to live in God’s upside-down Kingdom today.

In this message from Colossians 3 (with cross-references to Ephesians 1-2 and Hebrews), Pastor Dan Byrne of Connecting Stream challenges you to consider where you truly belong spiritually. You're not "going to heaven"—you're already raised and seated with Christ in the heavenly places, a present reality. Since your spiritual address has shifted from earth to heaven, you must seek heavenly priorities and set your mind on things above, not earthly distractions.

Hebrews uses a metaphor of running the race, to describe how we orient ourselves to life in God’s kingdom, a way of life shaped by faith and dependency in Jesus. Jesus invites us to pick up the baton of faith passed on by those who have gone before us and to run with the same kingdom purpose. He empowers us to run in step with him, setting the pace and leading us forward, as we trust and follow Jesus together today.

What if the very weaknesses you try to hide are actually the place where God’s power can be most fully revealed? In his first message back from sick leave, Pastor Jeff diving in to 2 Corinthians 12:1-10, exploring Paul’s “thorn in the flesh” and his surprising celebration of weakness. Why does God say that “My power works best in weakness”? And how can our limitations, failures, or struggles become the very stage where His grace and the power can work most powerfully in our lives?

We all long for love, community and significance. God created us for this, but it was shattered in Eden. Through the cross and resurrection of Jesus, it's been restored and is now being rebuilt through his church. We are where God chooses to live! God calls us into the rich community he lives within and empowers for his good purposes in the world.

On his second missionary journey, Paul finds himself preaching Jesus in one of the darkest places in the Roman Empire, with assurances that hardships are coming, but God shows up and gives Paul words of encouragement that are as relevant for us today as they were for Paul 2,000 years ago.

We celebrated our 20th Anniversary this morning. Trevor Seath, executive director of ONMB joined us to share a word of encouragement.

Continuing from Part 1, we continue to look at scripture, putting the pieces together and dive into the power of the Cross. We look at an often overlooked repeated theme of the New Testament, which is that we are "IN" Christ Jesus. That we have spiritually participated in His death, burial, resurrection and ascension. Knowing this and living out of this knowledge can change everything. 

God's word - the Bible - is powerful. However, most people get their scripture from other sources, devotions, sermons, shows, inspirational quotes and friends to name just a few. We don't take the time to validate it with the source of truth - the Bible. This week, we will look at how we were designed, the result of the fall and how we were redeemed. 

Pastor Dan brought an interactive family friendly message exploring the greatest give ever given.