In this first message of our series in the book of Job, Pastor Braden brings a word about suffering. What is it, and more importantly, why does it happen, and what steps can we take to make sure we're pointed in the right direction when we're suffering?

In this message, Pastor Braden brings a word about how Kingdom Living - living in surrender to Jesus' Lordship in all areas of our lives - makes us look different from the rest of the world.

In the final message of this mini-series on power, Pastor Braden brings a word about what we can do as Christians to position ourselves to see God's power in and through our lives and churches. We can't (and shouldn't try to) force God to do anything; but scripturally, there are things we can do to usher in a higher likelihood of seeing God move powerfully!

Once again, 1 Corinthians 4:20 states that the Kingdom consists of POWER. Seeing the power of God at work in, through and around us is supposed to be a normal function of kingdom living.

1 Corinthians 4:20 states that the Kingdom of God involves POWER. In this message, Pastor Braden unpacks this concept, and dives into why we sometimes do not see the power of God prominently at work in and around us like how God's Word describes.

In this message, Pastor Braden brings a recap of what our church has been up to so far in 2026.

In this message, Pastor Braden teaches on the (touchy) subject of remarriage after divorce.

In this message, Pastor Braden brings teaching on the heavy subject of divorce. If we're going to have a Biblical worldview about this, it's critical we lead with the question "what does God say about this?".

This is the first message in a new mini-series about Kingdom Marriage. Here, Pastor Braden kicks things off with teaching about what God says marriage is. Hint - it's way bigger and more sacred than we often think.

This message is the last in our mini-series about the Kingdom Church. It is a reminder as to WHY Jesus' Church exists in the first place. For all of the things Jesus wants us to be and do as the Church, THIS is the reason and purpose that sits above it all.