This Sunday we begin Advent with the promise of peace—spoken not into calm, but into chaos. When life feels heavy and out of control, whose shoulders are carrying the weight of your world?

We have all asked this question, "what good could possible come from this?" This week pastor Isaiah talks about what to do when God's good doesn't feel "good". The scripture offers us powerful reminders of the fullness of God's love for us.

The Bible talks a lot about money—not to restrict you but to free you. Because the real danger isn’t having money… it’s letting money have you.

Everyone quotes it. Almost no one lives it. What if Philippians 4:13 means something far harder, and far better, than we think?

You’ve heard, “the Bible says”… but what if it says something even better? Scripture is more revelatory, revolutionary, and relevant than we ever imagined — and it’s time to see it with fresh eyes.

Every one of us is here because someone else said yes to God’s call—but now it’s our turn. Will the story stop with us, or will we keep living for one more person to find the hope of Jesus?

When faith refuses to give up, roofs break open and lives are changed. In Mark 2, four friends show us what happens when their love for their friend won’t give up, and how one act of faith can start a movement.

We don’t invite because it feels risky—what if it’s awkward, or they say no, or it changes the relationship? But the answer isn’t having all the right words—it’s caring enough to reach out. This week we’re asking one simple question: Who’s your one more? Because you never know who might be one invitation away from saying yes to something that changes everything.

Jesus reveals that lostness isn’t just about running away—it’s also about hearts that have stayed close but grown cold. Join us as we discover the love that reaches for both, and the joy that comes when one more comes home. 

At the very center of God’s kingdom is His relentless pursuit of one more. In Luke 15, Jesus shows us a choice: will we be a community of grumbling, or a community of grace? Join us as we discover the heart of God's kingdom—a heart that rejoices every time one more is found.