In this message from our Christmas series A Patchwork Christmas, Pastor Mary Johnson walks through the story of Joseph and the unexpected pain he faced when life did not turn out the way he imagined. Teaching from Matthew 1, she reminds us that devastation is a real part of life, but God meets us in the middle of our brokenness rather than minimizing it.

This message explores how God speaks during seasons of pain, how He reframes our perspective, and how faith often requires trusting Him when the situation defies logic. Through Joseph’s obedience, we see how God can turn pain into purpose and weave broken plans into His greater story.

If you are navigating grief, uncertainty, or disappointment, this message offers hope that God is near, faithful, and at work even when the path feels unclear.

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In this message from the Christmas series A Patchwork Christmas: Ordinary People, Extraordinary God, Pastor Anthony Lombardi teaches from Luke chapter 2 and the story of Simeon. Simeon was not a well-known or influential figure, but he walked closely with God, trusted God’s promises, and waited faithfully for their fulfillment. Through Simeon’s life, we are reminded that God speaks to ordinary people who seek Him, that waiting is often part of walking with God, and that true peace is found by trusting God’s character rather than our circumstances. Simeon’s encounter with Jesus reveals that salvation is not only personal but offered to all people. This message invites listeners to walk faithfully with God, trust Him in seasons of waiting, and recognize Jesus as the fulfillment of our deepest longings.

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In this Christmas teaching, Pastor Matthew Johnson looks at Mary’s story in Luke 1 and shows how God works through ordinary lives. Mary was young and unknown, yet God chose her for something far greater than she could see. Pastor Matthew shares personal stories from his childhood and uses them to help us understand how God brings the pieces of our lives together in meaningful ways. Mary’s questions, her sacrifice, and her willingness to trust give us a picture of what it means to follow God with a surrendered heart.

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In this Christmas teaching, Pastor Matthew Johnson looks at Mary’s story in Luke 1 and shows how God works through ordinary lives. Mary was young and unknown, yet God chose her for something far greater than she could see. Pastor Matthew shares personal stories from his childhood and uses them to help us understand how God brings the pieces of our lives together in meaningful ways. Mary’s questions, her sacrifice, and her willingness to trust give us a picture of what it means to follow God with a surrendered heart.

If you would like to watch this message, you can find it on YouTube here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=O_S1yv8kAG4

In this message, Pastor Matthew turns to Jesus’ words over Jerusalem in Luke 19 and Matthew 23. Jesus speaks truth that challenges people, yet His heart remains full of compassion. Pastor Matthew explains why Jesus wept, why people often resist God’s correction, and how Jesus continues to offer peace to those who are willing to trust Him. The teaching moves through honest reflection, the danger of adding anything to Jesus, and the hope found in Psalm 118. This message encourages listeners to consider what needs to change, what needs to be surrendered, and how Jesus meets us with mercy every time we turn toward Him.

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In this message, Pastor Anthony teaches from Matthew 23, where Jesus speaks directly to the scribes and Pharisees about the dangers of religious hypocrisy. These leaders created barriers that kept people from God, elevated minor details over what truly mattered, and focused on outward image instead of genuine righteousness. Pastor Anthony shows how these warnings invite us to deeper honesty, humility, and transformation so our lives reflect Jesus rather than hinder others from knowing Him. 

In this sermon, Pastor Matthew teaches from Matthew 24 and talks honestly about why life often feels so different from what we expected when we first chose to follow Jesus. He explains how Jesus prepared His disciples for seasons of pressure, loss, and uncertainty, while also promising that those who endure in faith will be saved and that the gospel will keep moving forward. This message invites listeners to bring their anxiety, confusion, and pain back to Jesus again and again, trusting that He is not surprised by our circumstances. Instead, He meets us with mercy, strength, and a peace that holds steady even when everything around us feels unsteady.

In this week’s message, Pastor Matthew teaches from Matthew 22:34–40, where Jesus sums up all of God’s commands in two simple but life-changing truths, love God and love people. He explains that real love is more than emotion or words; it’s a full surrender of our heart, soul, mind, and strength.

Through personal stories and practical insight, Pastor Matthew challenges us to examine how we love God and how His love shapes the way we treat others. This message invites you to trust God deeply, obey Him fully, and experience the kind of love that transforms every part of life.

In this week’s message, Pastor Tim Moore shares a powerful reminder that our time on earth is short — and every moment matters. Using James 4:13–17 and Matthew 25:14–30, he challenges us to see life as a gift from God and to invest it wisely. Through honest stories, humor, and heartfelt reflection, Pastor Tim shows how fear and comparison often keep us from living the life God intended. Instead of playing it safe, we’re called to take bold steps of faith, use what we’ve been given, and live with intentional purpose.

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In this episode, Pastor Matthew Johnson continues our Follow series with a teaching from Matthew 22:15–22 and Acts 1:6–8. Jesus’ words, “Give to Caesar what belongs to Caesar and to God what belongs to God,” challenge us to consider how we live as citizens of both heaven and earth. Pastor Matthew unpacks the tension between faith and politics, reminding us that our hope and loyalty rest in God alone. With honesty, humor, and biblical insight, he explains how followers of Jesus can love others boldly, share truth wisely, and stay grounded in the only foundation that never shifts.