Pastor Jack Morris takes us to the final week of Jesus’ earthly ministry. As recorded in John 17:1-5, Jesus lifts His eyes to Heaven and prays, knowing the cross is just ahead. He willingly faced suffering and death to redeem us from sin. But the story doesn’t end there. The grave could not hold Him. His resurrection power not only conquered death—it continues to transform lives today. Be encouraged as we reflect on the sacrifice, the victory, and the living hope we have in Christ.

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In today’s message titled “What Am I Here For?” Pastor Jack Morris turns to Colossians 1:9–12 to help us uncover God’s purpose for our lives. So many people search for meaning, yet the Bible tells us we were created to know God, walk in His will, and bear fruit in every good work. If you’ve ever asked yourself why you’re here or what God wants from your life, this message will offer clarity and hope rooted in His Word and His calling.

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In today’s message titled “Don’t Waste Your Life,” Pastor Jack Morris turns to Ephesians 5:15–21, where the Apostle Paul urges us to live wisely, making the most of every opportunity because the days are evil. Life is a precious gift, and Scripture reminds us to walk carefully, be filled with the Spirit, and live with purpose. If you’ve ever questioned how to live a life that truly matters, today’s message will challenge and inspire you to align your steps with God’s will and make each moment count.

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Pastor Jack Morris brings a message titled “A Treasure Within,” drawn from 2 Corinthians 4:6–9, where the Apostle Paul reminds us that we have this treasure—God’s light and power—stored in jars of clay. Though we may be hard-pressed, perplexed, or even struck down, we are never abandoned. This passage speaks to the incredible truth that God places His glory and strength within fragile, imperfect vessels—people like you and me—so that His power may shine through our weakness. Be encouraged as we discover the treasure that lives within.

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Pastor Jack Morris shares a message titled “Faith, Hope, and Love,” based on 1 Corinthians 13:13, which says, “And now these three remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love.” These three virtues are the foundation of the Christian life—faith that anchors us, hope that lifts us, and love that flows through us. As we explore this verse, may we be reminded of what truly matters in our walk with Christ and how these enduring qualities shape how we live, serve, and love others each day.

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In today’s message, “The Living and True God,” Pastor Jack Morris takes us to 1 Thessalonians 1:4–10, where the Apostle Paul describes how the Thessalonian believers turned from idols to serve the living and true God. Their faith became an example for others, not just because of what they believed, but because of how they lived. This message is a call to examine our own hearts—are we fully surrendered to the God who is alive, faithful, and at work in our lives today? Let’s open our hearts to His truth and His power.

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Today’s message from Pastor Jack Morris is titled “Three Marks of a True Christian,” and centers on two powerful passages—Exodus 20:1–6 and 1 Thessalonians 1:9–10. From the commandments given at Sinai to the example of believers who turned from idols to serve the living God, we are reminded that a true follower of Christ is marked by worshiping God alone, serving Him faithfully, and waiting with hope for His return. Let this message encourage and challenge you as we examine what it truly means to live as a disciple of Jesus in today’s world.

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Today’s message, “Access To God,” takes us behind the veil—literally and spiritually. Pastor Jack Morris brings us to Exodus 26, where God instructed Moses to construct a curtain separating the Holy Place from the Most Holy Place. Then, we move to Mark 15, where that very barrier was torn in two the moment Jesus gave His life on the cross. What was once limited to the high priest once a year is now open to all—because of Christ. Join us as we explore the significance of this access and the invitation it offers to draw near to the very presence of God.

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In today’s message titled "Moving Closer To God," Pastor Jack Morris continues our Tabernacle series by examining two powerful passages—Exodus 37, where the construction of the Table of Showbread and the Altar of Incense reveals God’s desire for communion with His people, and John 6, where Jesus declares Himself the Bread of Life. As we reflect on these truths, we’ll discover how God has always been drawing us near—through sacred design, through provision, and ultimately through Jesus Christ.

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Pastor Jack Morris continues our Tabernacle series with a powerful message titled “Our Priesthood in Christ.” Drawing from Ephesians 1:4-10, we’ll explore how the role of the Old Testament priest foreshadows the calling we now have as believers—chosen, redeemed, and set apart for God’s purposes. Just as priests were appointed to serve in the sacred space of the Tabernacle, we too have been given access and responsibility to serve God daily, clothed in Christ’s righteousness and grace.

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