A great comeback story serves as a reminder of a profound biblical truth: even when you feel like your back is against the wall, there is always hope. The Apostle Paul experienced this truth firsthand when he was “burdened beyond” what he could handle. Perhaps you or someone you know is feeling weighed down by a situation or relationship, with the sense that there’s no way out—that all is lost. But there is good news: the message of Christmas is that there is hope available for humanity.

Eric P. Kuykendall, PhD, Senior Pastor

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Being called by God is a powerful responsibility. As new creations in Christ, we’re entrusted with the ministry of reconciliation—sharing the message of hope and forgiveness with the world. We'll talk about what it means to live as an ambassador for Christ, representing His love and grace to others.

Chris Turner, Connect Pastor

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For many, Christmas is “the most wonderful time of the year.” But for those grieving the loss of a loved one, it can feel deeply lonely. Here’s the good news: as a Christian, you’re part of God’s family—you are included! The heart of the Christmas message is this: the Son of God became the man of sorrows so that, through His sacrifice, you could belong to God and His family. And that is true riches!

Eric P. Kuykendall, PhD, Senior Pastor

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What does it mean to be truly rich? It’s not the kind of wealth you’d associate with Mark Cuban, Jeff Bezos, or Alice Walton. It’s a different kind of richness—one that’s far greater. As we begin this Christmas season, we’ll take a closer look at a single verse that captures the heart of the season. In 2 Corinthians 8:9, we see how a rich man became poor so that the poor could become rich.

Eric P. Kuykendall, PhD, Senior Pastor

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When life feels overwhelming and your resources seem insufficient, trust can lead to unexpected outcomes. The feeding of the 4,000 shows how letting go of what you have can make room for greater provision and peace. Be reminded of the strength found in faith and gratitude, no matter the circumstances.

Jon Sherman, Pastor Emeritus

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Have you ever felt like you’re checking all the right boxes in your faith but still feel distant from God? In Mark 7, Jesus speaks to this struggle, calling us to look beyond routines and find a faith that brings us closer to Him.

Eric P. Kuykendall, PhD, Senior Pastor

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Life can feel like an uphill battle, leaving us worn out and wondering if faith makes a difference. Mark 6 invites us to see that, even in the darkest moments, God’s presence is steady and sure. We’ll look at John the Baptist’s story—a story of courage in the face of hardship—and find hope in Jesus’ promise to be with us when life’s storms seem relentless.

Chris Turner, Connect Pastor

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In a few days, Americans will choose their next President, a leader whose policies will shape the lives of over 330 million people. Every election matters, but this one feels especially tense. Both major parties warn that if their candidate loses, our nation’s democracy could be at risk. So, how do we, as Christians, respond in this anxious moment? We vote biblically and believe biblically!

Eric P. Kuykendall, PhD, Senior Pastor

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What is believer’s baptism? What about baptizing infants? Is baptism necessary for salvation? How important is it? These are a some of the questions we will tackle as we take a close look at Peter’s “cut to the heart” sermon in Acts 2.

Eric P. Kuykendall, PhD, Senior Pastor

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In Mark chapters 5 and 6, we see Jesus performing three distinct miracles—each showcasing His power in a different way: public, personal, and private. But it doesn't stop there. Jesus then sends His disciples out, commissioning them to do ministry on their own, just as they had witnessed. This sermon unpacks the lessons from these miracles and explores how Jesus calls each of us to step out in faith, trusting Him to work through us as we serve others in His name.

Chris Turner, Connect Pastor

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