This week, Christi unpacks John 7-9 to remind us of these truths through Jesus' testimony:

When there is Division, there is perfect Timing.

Where there is Doubt, there is irrevocable Truth.

Where there is Dispute, there is an undeniable Testimony.

Where there is Disgrace, there is Radical Transformation.

The culture of Jesus' time claimed that nothing good ever came from Nazareth, it Jesus knew the truth of where He came from and the truth of where He was going, because He clung to the truth of the Father.

When Jesus asks us to give, will He come through? When we give, does He multiply it?

This week, Pastor John breaks down John chapter 6-- a chapter in which Jesus teaches us an important message on giving faithfully. When it's hard to let go, and it seems like all you have will never be sufficient, God meets you in your obedience and trades you abundance.

In the first sermon of our John and Acts Series, PJ goes over John, chapters 1-3. In these three chapters, John describes Jesus as the light that came into this world. John also describes three types of people that Jesus came to seek:

1. The Removed

2. The Rejecting

3. The Religious

How does Jesus, the light, reach each one of these groups? More importantly, which group are you, and how is Jesus reaching out to you today?

Have you ever found yourself exhausted and weary in the waiting? In this message, Pastor John unpacks Isaiah 55 to reveal four truths about God:God’s ways are higher.God’s timing is perfect and purposeful. God’s word always produces fruit.God’s plan leads to joy and peace.How can this be? How can it be that the very thing that seems exhausting is what God is ready and able to use for His glory and our good? Tune in to find out.

Many struggle because, if God felt more real—if we could see or touch Him—believing would be easier.

In this week's message, Pastor John responds to this struggle, arguing that God is the 𝘮𝘰𝘴𝘵 tangible thing. God is so tangible, in fact, that He's the God you can't miss. All other things fall away, and once the dust settles, God remains in the midst of the absence. And yet, believing is hard for many—so what is the secret to contentment in the mystery? Instead of a distant illusion, it might just be something so present that's it's hard to miss.

In this message in Something Greater, PJ is talking about how our spiritual gifts are meant to do more than just impress people—they’re meant to make a real impact. But here’s the deal: if we use our gifts without love, we miss the whole point. It’s like being a walking speaker blasting noise with no message. God wired us with purpose, but love is what gives that purpose meaning. Without it, we’re just making sound. When we lead with love, something greater happens—lives change, including our own.

In this message, we get to hear from the Timber Ridge Youth. If you’ve ever wondered what it truly means to reconcile a lost generation with the church, these stories may provide some clarity. Because to reach others, we must first listen. From life-changing experiences to heartfelt testimonies, join us as we discover the passions and perspectives of the next generation of believers.

"For God was in Christ, reconciling the world to himself, no longer counting people’s sins against them. And he gave us this wonderful message of reconciliation." - 2 Corinthians 5:19

Have you ever wondered what gifts God gave you? Have you ever found yourself questioning if you're truly living to the fullest potential of who God created you to be according to your strengths? Where does one even start when tackling these questions and challenges?

In this message, PJ breaks down spiritual gifts and how to navigate them in your own life.

Curious about your spiritual gifts?

Visit giftstest.com to find out.

The world feels heavy right now—pain, loss, and chaos are everywhere. In this message, we talk about how to grieve well in the midst of it all. It’s okay to hurt, and it’s okay to feel broken. God doesn’t expect us to have it all together, but He’s with us in the mess. Let’s explore how we can face our pain and find hope in the middle of it.

In this episode, Pastor John talks about what we as Christ followers should do "In Times Like These." Through all the chaos, what does it look like for us to look like Jesus and take a S.T.A.N.D.?