It’s easy to settle into routines that help us cope — but what if God is calling us to more? In this message from Exodus 3, we look at Moses’ encounter with the burning bush and discover how God interrupts ordinary life with holy moments. When Moses asks, “Who am I?”, God answers with a powerful revelation: “I AM.” This sermon invites us to come near, listen, and respond — even before we know the details. A call to step onto holy ground and say, “Here I am.”

In a world filled with worry and pressure Matthew 6:25-32 reminds us that God takes care of all things. When we turn our worry list into a prayer list, we find rest in our heavenly father.

In a world competing for our attention, it’s easy to lose heart by constantly looking down—at problems, pressures, and distractions. In this first message of the Look Up series, we’re invited to lift our eyes again. Drawing from Hebrews 12, this sermon explores how what gets our attention shapes our desires, and how fixing our eyes on Jesus renews our hearts, restores endurance, and helps us finish well. A timely call to look up, let go of what holds us back, and rediscover the joy set before us.

Fear keeps our eyes on imagined futures so we never obey God in the present. God has not given us a spirit of timidity, but of power, love, and self-discipline — a fire meant to be stirred, not smothered. Because of Jesus, the Holy Spirit gives us courage to step out in faith when fear shows up.

Fear keeps our eyes on imagined futures so we never obey God in the present. God has not given us a spirit of timidity, but of power, love, and self-discipline — a fire meant to be stirred, not smothered. Because of Jesus, the Holy Spirit gives us courage to step out in faith when fear shows up.

Fear keeps our eyes on imagined futures so we never obey God in the present. God has not given us a spirit of timidity, but of power, love, and self-discipline — a fire meant to be stirred, not smothered. Because of Jesus, the Holy Spirit gives us courage to step out in faith when fear shows up.

For many people coming “home” for Christmas is special.  An opportunity to reconnect with family and loved ones.  For others it’s not so special and often resurfaces past trauma and difficulties in relationships.  Jesus came at Christmas for one purpose… to give us a permanent heavenly home that will be more than special for anyone. Pastor Marty shares the powerful truth behind the reason for the season.

Experiencing happiness is different to experiencing joy. Christmas reminds us that joy is the presence of God with His people.

Building your faith on a firm foundation will ensure it weathers the storms of life.  Pastor Steve helps us understand how to do this.

Did you know we make 35,000 decisions every day! This morning we look at the difference between a decision that feels good and one that is truly wise. Using the story of Joseph and Mary's complex dilemma, we discover that the source of our guidance is the key to making wise decisions.