On Celebration Sunday, we explore the story of the prodigal son through the lens of God’s extravagant grace and the Father who runs toward us. You’ll hear how Jesus uses this parable to show the depth of God’s love, the emptiness of life in the “distant country,” and the celebration that happens when we return home. Whether you relate to the younger son, the older brother, or someone simply in need of renewal, this message will encourage your faith and remind you that God’s grace is always deeper than your greatest mistake.

In this week's message, we conclude our Steps of Faith series by exploring one powerful truth: faith doesn’t make us more independent — it teaches us deeper dependence on Jesus. Using the story of the ten lepers in Luke 17, we look at why only one man returned to give thanks and what that teaches us about gratitude, spiritual growth, and staying close to the Source of every blessing. If you’ve found yourself drifting from God or simply want to strengthen your faith, this episode offers practical, biblical ways to take a step back toward Jesus and rediscover what dependence on Him truly means.

This week, we explore the powerful story of the sinful woman in Luke 7 and discover why surrender is one of the most life-changing steps of faith we can take. You’ll learn how God invites us to lay down our past, release what we cling to, and let go of the sin and shame that hold us back. Through this moving encounter between Jesus, a Pharisee, and a woman desperate for grace, we see the heart of God toward anyone who chooses faith over fear. If you’re ready to take your next step with Jesus, this message will encourage, challenge, and strengthen your faith journey.

In Week 3 of our Steps of Faith series , we talk about what it really means to take a step of faith—especially when the step in front of you feels impossible. Looking at the story of Bartimaeus in Mark 10, we unpack three truths about every faith-filled step: it begins with a real need, it requires perseverance when doubt or discouragement push back, and it ultimately leads to a deeper connection with Jesus. Whether your step involves your prayer life, your marriage, your priorities, or your purpose, this conversation will help you identify that step, push past the voices that hold you back, and trust that obedience always draws you closer to Christ.

As we continue our series Steps of Faith, Pastor Mike speaks on steps of faith we can take when it comes to our finances, drawing from the story of the widow’s offering in Mark 12. You’ll learn why cheerful generosity is about the heart, not the amount, and how it reaps blessings and produces miracles that can transform lives. Whether you’re just beginning to trust God with your finances or looking to grow in generosity, this message will inspire you to take your next step in faith.

Pastor Mike shares a powerful challenge to trust God when you can’t see the full picture. Drawing from Matthew 14 and the story of Peter walking on water, Pastor Mike unpacks what it means to take bold steps toward God’s calling even when fear and uncertainty rise. Whether it’s in your family, your church, or your personal walk with Christ, this message will inspire you to step out of the boat and experience the power of faith in motion.

This week, Pastor Mike wraps up the series Picking Up the Pieces with a powerful message on how God turns unmet expectations into exceeded expectations. Through the story of Jairus and the bleeding woman in Luke 8, we see that Jesus is not limited by time, circumstance, or disappointment. Whether you’re in a season of waiting, heartbreak, or unanswered prayers, this message will remind you that God is still moving — and in His timing, what feels dead may only be asleep.

This week, Pastor Mike dives into one of life’s most difficult questions: Why do bad things happen to good people? Through the story of Job, we explore how faith endures through suffering and how God can turn pain into purpose. Whether you’re walking through a difficult season or helping someone who is, this message will remind you that God is still writing your story — and the second half is worth holding on for.

In this message, Pastor Alex Hall reminds us that God is still in the business of revival. Through Isaiah 61 and Ezekiel 37, we see that the Spirit of God still heals, still frees, and still breathes life into what feels dead. If you’ve been walking through a dry season or carrying a heavy spirit, this message will stir your faith and remind you that God’s breath can still bring dead things back to life.

As we begin our new series for October, we explore what it means for God’s power to be “made perfect in weakness.” Drawing from 2 Corinthians 12, Pastor Mike shares how Paul’s thorn in the flesh reveals a deeper truth—that our struggles and unmet expectations are not obstacles, but opportunities for God’s strength to dwell within us. From the cracks in our soul to the light of the cross, we’ll discover how Jesus meets us in the dust of our lives and transforms weakness into a stage for His power.