A new year often stirs a desire for a reset. Not just better habits, but a deeper way of living. In this episode, we begin a new series called Following the Way, exploring what it means to walk closely with Jesus and experience a more meaningful relationship with God. If you’re searching for something real this year, this conversation is for you.

When life feels heavy or uncertain, where do you look for light? In this episode, we reflect on how Jesus stepped into our darkness to bring hope, peace, and salvation. Even in our hardest moments, His light has not gone out. Listen as we learn to notice His light still shining through the darkness and what that means for our everyday lives.

This communion Sabbath, Pastor Ruben walks us through Matthew 18, where Jesus calls us to true greatness through childlike humility and heart-level forgiveness. We’re reminded that we’ve been forgiven an impossible debt, and now Jesus invites us to extend that same grace to others. Communion is our moment to surrender, to heal, and to let Jesus make things right—because if His grace is enough for us, it’s enough for them too.

What if the greatest reason for gratitude is not what God gives but that He is with us? In this episode from the Grateful Anyway series we reflect on the gift of God’s presence and how it changes the way we face fear uncertainty and everyday life. This message invites you to slow down seek His presence and discover how gratitude grows when we become more aware that God is near. If you are longing for peace and a deeper awareness of God this episode is for you.

Waiting can feel frustrating especially when progress is slow and answers are unclear. In this episode from the Grateful Anyway series we talk about how joy can grow even in seasons of waiting. This message invites you to see the waiting not as wasted time but as a space where God is present shaping trust gratitude and faith. If you are in an in between season and wondering what God is doing this episode is for you.

Why do some memories bring peace while others shape how we see everything? In this message from the Grateful Anyway series, we explore the power of remembering and how what we choose to hold onto can shape our gratitude faith and hope. This sermon invites us to look back with intention noticing where God has been present even in hard moments and learning how remembering well can anchor us in the present. If you’ve ever felt stuck in the past or unsure how to move forward this message is for you.

What do you do when life doesn’t make sense and gratitude feels hard to find? In this message from our Grateful Anyway series, we talk about choosing gratitude not after things work out but right in the middle of confusion waiting and unanswered questions. This sermon explores how faith grows when clarity doesn’t come first and how God meets us even when the story feels unfinished. If you’ve ever struggled to be thankful in the in between this one’s for you.

For the past two months, we’ve explored how the gospel changes everything. This message we’ll bring it all together with a clear and simple picture of what the gospel truly is and why it matters for our lives.

The world feels uncertain, and peace can seem hard to find. What does it mean to believe in Jesus in times like these and why can that change everything? Listen to find out.

It’s easy to know what’s right yet feel stuck in the same patterns. Real change begins when we stop trying to fix ourselves and start turning our hearts toward Jesus. In Him, repentance is not about guilt but about discovering a new direction and the freedom to live from the inside out.