Sunday May 10th, 2026: This week we explored the journey between hearing the word of the Lord and seeing the manifestation of the promise through the story of the royal official. While the miracle was for the son, the walk home became formation for the father.

In the tension between promise and fulfillment, fear, doubt, and old lenses fight for agreement. This message centers on renewing the mind, taking thoughts captive, and learning to hold fast to the goodness of the Father even before you see the outcome.

Beloved identity creates effortless belonging. Maturity requires consistent agreement.

Sunday May 3rd, 2026:  What you agree with in chaos reveals the lens you’re living from.

In this teaching Pastor Matt takes a real-life look at slowing down, becoming aware of what’s still alive in us, and choosing to filter it through the presence of the Holy Spirit. This isn’t behavior management—it’s learning to see from Christ within.

Even in pressure, His perspective brings life and peace.

Sunday April 26th, 2026:  There’s a difference between knowing truth and being formed by it, and most of us can say the right things long before we actually live from them. So this isn’t about adding something new. It’s about letting go of everything that was never meant to be the voice that governs you.

In this series we will walk through what it means to have the mind of Christ, not as a concept, but as a present reality. Not something you visit, but something you live from.

Jesus heals the man at the pool and then tells him to pick up his mat and walk.

Not to deny where he’s been. Not to pretend it wasn’t real. But to stop being defined by it.

What once carried you… you now carry.

And the invitation is not just to agree with that in a moment, but to actually walk it out.

This is where we begin.

Sunday April 12, 2026:  There’s a difference between knowing what Jesus has done and actually living from His life.

In this message, we move beyond language and into participation. The table was never meant to be something we observe, it’s something we step into. When Jesus said “take and eat,” He wasn’t offering a concept, He was offering Himself.

Too often we receive parts of Him while still holding on to old patterns, old mindsets, and old ways of living. But you don’t get Jesus in pieces. The invitation is to receive all of Him, not just what’s comfortable.

This is the call to eat the whole Lamb. To stop living from what has already died.To stop resisting the life that’s already been given.

You were not just forgiven, you were brought into His life.

EASTER SUNDAY 4.5.2026: Easter is not just something we remember, it’s something we awaken to.

This message moves beyond what we’ve been saved from and into the reality of what we’ve been saved for. The cross didn’t just deal with sin, it destroyed the lie of separation. The resurrection didn’t just raise Jesus, it revealed a new humanity and a restored image.

So many still live like it’s Friday, striving, earning, and trying to get somewhere God has already brought us into. But the invitation of the gospel is not to reach for life, it’s to live from it.

You were not just forgiven, you were raised.

You are not becoming something, you are awakening to who you already are.

This is the call of Easter. Not effort, but awakening. Not striving, but living from union.

Sunday March 29, 2026: Palm Sunday wasn’t the moment Jesus became King. It was the moment people finally saw Him.

In this teaching, we explore how praise is not about making God more present, but about awakening our hearts to the reality that He already is. Heaven is not trying to build something—it’s responding to what has always been true. And when we step into praise, we’re not starting something… we’re joining it.

We dive into the power of Todah—a kind of praise that doesn’t wait for breakthrough, but responds from union in the middle of uncertainty. This is not denial. It’s alignment. It’s choosing to anchor in truth when everything around you says otherwise.

This message will challenge the way you see worship, faith, and even your current situation. Because the question isn’t whether He is worthy—it’s whether you can see.

Sunday March 22, 2026:  In this teaching, Nick brings real life into what we’ve been learning as a family.

With honesty and vulnerability, he shares about walking through confusion, disappointment, and things not going according to plan. The kind of moments that press on expectations and expose pride.

But through it all, he’s learning to walk from sonship rather than for approval.

This message reminds us that the seed of the Kingdom doesn’t keep us from challenges, it anchors us in hope and forms victory as we walk through them in union.

Sunday March 15, 2026: In this message, Pastor Matt continues our “The Kingdom Is Like…” series by uncovering the deeper invitation behind the parables of Jesus. These weren’t just stories meant to inform—they were blueprints meant to awaken.

What if the Kingdom isn’t something you’re trying to earn, manage, or survive… but something you’ve been invited to build with the Father?

From the soil of the heart to the stewardship of what’s been entrusted, this teaching reframes how we see participation in the Kingdom. Not as fearful servants striving for approval, but as sons and daughters who know the heart of their Father.

The question is simple, but weighty: Do you see yourself this way?  

Sunday March 1, 2026:  Pastor Matt continues in the parables with a sober, hope-filled call to tenderness through the parable of the sower and the soil.

The seed is not the issue. The sower is not the issue. The difference is soil.

In this message, we let Jesus evaluate the conditions of the heart, where it has grown hardened, stayed shallow, become crowded, or remained receptive. These are not labels for different types of believers. They are heart postures that can surface in any of us in different seasons  .

Maturity is not intensity sustained over time. It is tenderness sustained over time.

This is a call to own the yard without owning the weeds. To uproot bitterness before it poisons the soil. To refuse self-protection that chokes future fruit. To welcome grace that tills the ground gently so the Kingdom can multiply.

The seed is alive. The inheritance is secure. The question is soil.

Sunday February 22, 2026:  In this week’s message, we continue exploring the parables of Jesus—not as illustrations, but as blueprints. If the Kingdom is seed, leaven, and hidden process, then how do sons and daughters actually participate in what God is building?

This teaching confronts the tension between striving and passivity, dismantling performance theology while refusing to drift into disengagement. We unpack what it means to scatter seed without panic, steward the soil of our hearts, and work from union rather than for approval.

Through the lens of Paul’s language—“I worked harder than them all, yet not I, but the grace of God”—we discover that effort is not the enemy. Self-sourcing is. Sons do not earn inheritance. They steward it.

This is a call to mature participation: obedience without anxiety, responsibility without fear, and revival that becomes structure. Because the Kingdom is not earned. It is entrusted.