It's been said that pressure comes from a lack of preparation. In week one of our series, Triumph, Pastor Gabe begins teaching on the temptations of Jesus, and how Jesus faced his temptations fully prepared for victory. God wants us fully prepared for ours as well.

There are a lot of things to which life asks you to like and subscribe. But have you ever taken the time to consider what you are liking? What do we subscribe to? Or better yet, what do we need unsubscribe from? In the final week of our series, New Post, we are talking about liking your life subscribed to Jesus.

Everyone at some point has experienced FOMO - fear of missing out. We’ve seen pictures on social media from someone’s vacation, or a fun weekend, and we get a little depressed that we’re not experiencing the same. In week four of our series New Post, Pastor Gabe teaches on the fear that the Thessalonian church had regarding their loved ones who had passed - Would they miss out on the Second Coming? - and Paul’s assurance of their place of prominence.

Left to ourselves, it’s easy to settle for less than the abundant life Jesus has for us. Paul says in 1st Thessalonians that the higher calling is to live to please God and to do this more and more. In week three of our series New Post, Pastor Gabe teaches on this abundant life that Paul urges us towards and reminds us of God’s power to live it.

In the second week of our series, New Post, Pastor Gabe teaches a message from 1 Thessalonians 2 called Looking for Likes. For everything that God has for us, our enemy tempts us to settle for a counterfeit, including God's desire for us to be known in community.

In the first week of our series, New Post, Pastor Gabe teaches a message from 1 Thessalonians called Blocked. Paul's letter to this church was written because Satan had blocked Paul from being with them. When we're experiencing resistance and our enemy is working, God will always bring a blessing from the block.

In this week’s message Pastor Gabe gives a vision update including where we’re at in the process of our future home as well as another incredible story of how God has provided for us.

What you’re known for is likely reaching farther than you realize. The church of Thessalonica was known for their faith, love, and hope. In the final week of our series, Faith, Love, Hope, Pastor Gabe teaches on what hope is, where it comes from, and why we desperately need it.

What you’re known for is likely reaching farther than you realize. The church of Thessalonica was known for their faith, love, and hope. In week 2 of our series, Faith, Love, Hope, Pastor Gabe teaches on why their love was so extraordinary... it was a love that labored to the point of exhaustion.

What are you known for? Not, what do you want to be known for, but what are you actually known for? It's a great question to ask because what you're known for is likely reaching farther than what you realize. In week 1 of our series, Faith Love Hope, Pastor Gabe teaches on faith as we see it in 1 Thessalonians and the role it MUST play in our lives.