What is your faith really built on? As we conclude our Faith Basics series, we’ve walked through prayer, community, repentance, and now justice. In this final message, Pastor Kelly reflects on Psalm 97 and reminds us that the foundation of God’s reign is righteousness and justice—calling us to build our lives and our church on the same.

What if repentance isn’t about guilt, but about remembering who you truly are? In this third message of our Faith Basics series, Pastor Devon Johnson shows how turning back to God brings freedom, healing, and restoration. Listen in and be reminded that repentance is less about rules—and more about returning to the Father’s love.

What if your prayers were meant to change you as much as they change your circumstances? This sermon explores prayer as the most basic—and most powerful—practice for aligning with God’s will, remembering who He is, and letting that connection move you to action. It’s a call to trade overcomplication for awe, and to let your prayers lead you into real participation in God’s kingdom work.

What does it mean to truly seek love—and to be found? In this episode, we explore a powerful theme from Song of Songs: the rhythm of longing, losing, and seeking again. Through ancient poetry and The Little Prince, we reflect on the beauty and ache of intimacy—whether in marriage or in our relationship with God—and the deep wisdom that comes from learning to love with both passion and patience.

We all want a happy life, right? We all want to know and be known. The Song of Songs will guide us to the truth about happiness, intimacy, sex, and ultimately, wisdom.

Have you ever wondered what sexuality has to do with your spirituality? The Song of Songs will guide us to the truth about happiness, intimacy, sex, and ultimately, wisdom.

We all want a happy life, right? We all want to know and be known. The Song of Songs will guide us to the truth about happiness, intimacy, sex, and ultimately, wisdom.