This week, Pastor Rick continues our Daniel series by exploring Daniel 4, where King Nebuchadnezzar learns a hard lesson about pride. Despite his power and success, the king refuses to humble himself before God—until God humbles him. Through Nebuchadnezzar’s downfall and restoration, we see that pride blinds us to God’s role in our lives, but humility opens the door to His grace. This message challenges us to choose humility before God chooses it for us and reminds us that His heart is always for repentance and restoration.

This week, Pastor Matthew continues our Daniel series with the powerful story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego in the fiery furnace. In Daniel 3, we see that when life heats up, our response is determined by the decisions we’ve made beforehand. These three men refused to bow to a counterfeit image, choosing instead to stand firm in their faith—no matter the cost. This message challenges us to decide now where we stand, trust God with the outcome, and look for Jesus in the fire.

This week, Pastor Rick continues our Daniel series by exploring Daniel 2, where we see a world in turmoil and a king desperate for answers. In the midst of uncertainty, Daniel stands firm, knowing that God is sovereign over all things—past, present, and future. This message reminds us that while chaos may be the world’s new normal, our confidence comes from trusting in a God who holds history in His hands. When all human solutions fail, we can rest in this truth: there is a God in heaven!

This week, Pastor Rick begins our new series on Daniel: How to Live Like Christ in Crazy Times. In Daniel 1, we see a young man taken from his home, placed in a foreign culture, and pressured to compromise his faith. Yet, Daniel remained firm in his identity and convictions. As followers of Christ in a world that often opposes biblical values, we face the same challenge: will we blend in or stand out? This message reminds us that we can’t make a difference unless we are different, and true impact comes from living set apart for God.

This week, Pastor Matthew concludes the Best Team Ever series with a powerful challenge to embrace Jesus’ command to "go." Rooted in Mark 16:15 and Matthew 28:19-20, this message reminds us that being part of God’s team means living on mission wherever we are. Whether in our neighborhoods, workplaces, or across the world, where we stand is where God sends us. Pastor Matthew highlights that our going reflects our trust in God, identifies our allegiance to Christ, and reveals the Gospel to those around us. Are you ready to go?

This week, Pastor Matthew continues the series The Best Team Ever by unpacking the cultural foundation that makes God’s team special. Rooted in Matthew 22:34-40, we explore the two greatest commandments: loving God with all our heart, soul, and mind, and loving others as ourselves. Pastor Matthew emphasizes that a healthy, biblical culture is built on these principles. As our love for God grows, so does our ability to love others well, creating a church community marked by unity, grace, and life-changing relationships.

This week, Pastor Rick continues the series The Best Team Ever by focusing on baptism as the first act of obedience for every believer. Rooted in Matthew 28:18-20, this message explains how baptism symbolizes our faith and identifies us as part of God’s team. Just as a wedding ring symbolizes a covenant, baptism declares the inward transformation brought by Christ. Pastor Rick challenges us to consider whether our baptism is in the correct order—following genuine faith—and invites us to take this important step as a public declaration of our commitment to Jesus.

This week, Pastor Rick begins our new series, The Best Team Ever, by exploring the foundation of spiritual growth and discipleship. Rooted in Ephesians 5:15-16, this message emphasizes that being part of God’s team begins with spiritual birth—a miraculous moment when new life starts. Using the metaphor of a team, Pastor Rick highlights the stages of spiritual growth, from infancy to maturity, and the importance of time in God’s Word as the key to growth. Whether you're just starting your faith journey or looking to take the next step, this message reminds us that we’re all called to grow, serve, and make disciples.

As Christmas ends, how do we carry its message into the rest of the year? This week, Pastor Elijah explores how to keep the joy, hope, and meaning of Christmas alive in our daily lives. Through shining our light, sharing the story of Jesus, and bearing fruit that reflects His love, we’re reminded to live out our faith all year long. A simple act—leaving a Christmas decoration up—can serve as a powerful reminder to stay rooted in Christ and impact the world around us.