Pastor Isaiah Andrews highlights how Christians sometimes use spiritual language to delay decisions and encourages sincere prayer, trusting God, and taking faithful steps forward, as emphasized in Philippians 4:4-7.

Join Pastor JD as we align ourselves with the correct posture and position that God is calling us to.

As Pastor Chuck finishes out this series, we learn how to live out a Changed Life through the book of Ephesians Chapter 4.

Pastor Chuck Angel shares with us the importance of a mature believer in Christ, giving biblical context to why it leads to a healthy church body.

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Senior Pastor Chuck Angel's sermon focuses on unity, as described in Ephesians 4, highlighting that unity commands God’s blessing and requires intentional effort to promote peace, build durable relationships, and celebrate diversity within the church body. Psalm 133 reminds us that where there is unity, the Lord commands life and blessing, encouraging us to steward the unity created by the Holy Spirit.

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In this powerful sermon, Young Adults Pastor Isaiah Andrews unpacks Proverbs 16:3, challenging us to roll our plans onto God and trust Him to establish them. Using relatable stories, humor, and biblical wisdom, he explores the tension between self-reliance and surrender, showing how committing our plans to God leads to peace and purpose. This message invites listeners to start the year by aligning their dreams and decisions with God’s will, trusting the Builder more than the blueprint.

As Pastor Chuck Angel concludes our advent study, we are reminded that even in seasons of grief and mourning, there is still grace and growth in our faith journey, that God never leaves us.

As Pastor Chuck concludes our Advent study, The Dark Side of Christmas, he reminds us not to sit in the loneliness of the story of Jesus's birth. While rejected and born in a manger, Jesus's story is one of hope and inclusion. He calls us to break the cycle of rejection and invite others into our lives, just as God invited us into His.