On the last Sunday of Advent, Pastor Allie preaches about the whispers of hope in the book of Isaiah and how those whispers lead us to our greatest joy this season.

When was the last time Christmas didn’t feel like a blur? We sing about Christ’s coming, but we’re often too busy to wait on Him. In this sermon, Pastor Stephen invites us to slow down and experience the comfort and presence of Christ.

Discover the path to true peace in a restless world. In this sermon, Pastor Stephen explores Isaiah a understanding of peace, the wholeness God offers, and how we can learn to replace anxiety with the confidence that comes from trusting in the presence Christ.

We have a fundamental misunderstanding of hope—we reduce it to wishful thinking tied to our immediate circumstances. This leaves us feeling disappointed and discouraged when suffering comes. In this sermon, Pastor Stephen reveals the deeper, more enduring meaning of hope that comes from trusting in God’s promises for the ultimate future yet to come.

What if the daily choices you make and the desires you unconsciously chase reveal what you’re truly worshipping—are you ready to uncover it and choose the right foundation to build your life around before your idols eat you alive?

This week, Pastor Allie talks to us about the strange passage in 1 Corinthians about idol meat. She shows us how these chapters might be more applicable to our lives than we think. What does it mean to live in Christian freedom? Listen to find out.

We all have hidden idols shaping our lives in ways we may not even realize. In this sermon, Pastor Stephen shows how choosing to worship the one true God can bring lasting freedom and fulfillment that nothing else can.

When we think of idols, we probably think about little gold statues, but idols are more than that. The Bible tells us that the human heart is an "idol- factory," taking good things and making them into idols that drive and control us. In this sermon, Pastor Stephen reveals the unvarnished truth about these idols and our own hearts.

As we wrap up the Genesis sermon series, Pastor Allie leads up through the last few chapters of Genesis. What do we do with Genesis? With all its stories of failure, of remorse, of sin? Genesis isn't a story about what happens. It's a story about what always happens. But can God rescue us from these patterns of sin and turn them into patterns of life? Listen to find out. 

As we celebrate The Grove's birthday, we take time to acknowledge God's goodness and faithfulness these last seven years. As we look to the future, Pastor Stephen talks about how we can develop a greater trust in God and become deeply rooted.