Ps. Pavlo preaches from Matthew 16:13-20, showing our need to recognize Jesus as the Messiah through revelation from God. When we see Him for who He is, we are called into assembly (ecclesia) so that we may share in His mission.

Ps. Pavlo preaches from Romans 6:1-23, illustrating the connection between water baptism and the believer’s identification with Christ’s death and resurrection.

Ps. Mike preaches from 1 Thessalonians 1:2-3, presenting insight into the interconnectedness of faith, love, and hope in the life of a Christian.

Ps. Carly preaches on friendship, identifying three levels as presented in Scripture: casual acquaintances, loyal allies, and close companions. We can view Jesus as a personal friend, one who embodies loyalty, support, growth, and sacrifice.

Ps. Pavlo preaches from Joshua 3-5, exploring the themes of new beginnings and spiritual transformation through the story of the Israelites as they transition from wandering in the desert to entering the Promised Land.

Ps. Pavlo preaches on the importance of pressing into the presence of God and the transformed life that is the result of an encounter with Him.

Ps. Mike preaches about the importance of a heart and mind unified for loving God fully as described in Deuteronomy 5:6 and Matthew 22:37

Ps. Pavlo continues his series from Luke 15, showing a heart turning back to the Father. That heart movement, prompted by the Holy Spirit, leads to physical steps of faith as we find true belonging in the Father’s house.

Ps. Pavlo continues to preach from Luke 15, showing that humility is a necessary step towards fully experiencing the loving embrace of the Father. His divine love is not contingent on our worthiness but is a reflection of His unchanging character.

Ps. Pavlo continues from Luke 15 on Father’s Day, sharing on the loving embrace of the Father. The embrace of the Father is a powerful metaphor for the unconditional love and acceptance that God offers each of us and should inspire us to extend that same grace to others in our lives.