Can you really trust the Bible?

In this message from Luke 22:7–22, we journey into the upper room to discover that the Last Supper wasn't just another meal—it was the fulfillment of a story God had been telling for over 1,500 years. Every Passover lamb, every sacrifice, every prophecy, and every page of Scripture pointed to one moment: Jesus Christ, the Lamb of God.

Discover how the Passover comes alive through Christ, why the cross was never God's backup plan, and how the Bible's remarkable unity points to its divine Author. Whether you're a lifelong believer or someone wrestling with doubts about Christianity, this message will challenge you to see that the Bible isn't 66 disconnected books—it is one story of one Savior who came to redeem the world.

Jesus has always been the plan. The question is: Will you trust Him?

Summer bonus episodes conclude with one of the most powerful stories we've shared yet. Hope Goldsmith joins us to tell how God completely transformed her life—from agnosticism and the heartbreak of abortion to finding forgiveness, healing, and new life in Jesus Christ.

Her testimony is an honest reminder that no one is beyond the reach of God's grace. If you've ever wondered whether your past can truly be redeemed, this conversation will encourage your heart and point you to the hope only Christ can give.

You won't want to miss this powerful testimony of redemption.

What are you doing with what God has entrusted to you?

In this message from Matthew 25:14–30, we continue our Kingdom Come series by exploring Jesus' Parable of the Talents. While we wait for Christ's return, we're not called to sit on the sidelines—we're called to live faithfully.

Whether God has entrusted you with resources, abilities, opportunities, influence, or relationships, the question isn't how much you've been given, but what you're doing with it. Discover what true faithfulness looks like, what keeps us from living it, and why comparison, fear, and spiritual complacency can rob us of the life God has called us to live.

The goal of the Christian life isn't fame, comfort, or success—it's faithfulness. Don't bury what God has entrusted to you. Invest it for His glory, and one day hear the words every believer longs to hear: "Well done, good and faithful servant."

Money is one of the most talked about—and misunderstood—topics in the Christian life. Is tithing just an Old Testament command? Why does God care so much about how we handle our finances? And what does generosity reveal about our hearts?

In this episode, Pastor Chase sits down with Zack Fink for an honest conversation about God's design for money, stewardship, and worship. Zack shares parts of his personal testimony and how God transformed his perspective on finances, generosity, and trusting the Lord.

Whether you're skeptical about tithing, looking to grow in your faith, or simply want to honor God with what He's entrusted to you, this conversation will challenge you to see that stewardship isn't ultimately about money—it's about the condition of your heart.

Because when God has your heart, your wallet usually follows.

What if the heart of God isn't to wait for lost people to find Him—but to pursue them?

In Luke 15:1-7, Jesus responds to the criticism of the religious leaders with one of His most beloved parables: the story of the lost sheep. While the Pharisees grumbled that Jesus welcomed sinners, Jesus revealed the true heart of the Father—a Shepherd who relentlessly pursues the one who has wandered away.

In this message, Pastor Chase explores what this parable teaches about God's pursuit of the lost, why the Church must never lose sight of "the one," and why heaven erupts with joy when a sinner repents. Whether you've wandered from God, are faithfully following Him, or need to be reminded of His mission, this message will challenge and encourage you to reflect the heart of the Good Shepherd.

Luke 15 reminds us: We were all once the one—and someone cared enough to come looking.

What is keeping you from saying "yes" to Jesus?

In Luke 14:15-24, Jesus tells the Parable of the Great Banquet—a story that exposes one of the greatest spiritual dangers we face. The people invited to the feast weren't hostile toward the host. They were simply too distracted by good things to pursue the greatest thing.

Work. Family. Money. Possessions. Comfort. None of these are evil, but when they take the place of Christ, they become excuses that keep us from experiencing the Kingdom of God.

In this message, Pastor Chase Cleveland unpacks Jesus' shocking invitation to the Kingdom, reveals why the religious leaders missed it, and reminds us that God's grace reaches the broken, the overlooked, and the unlikely. The invitation has already been sent—but it demands a response.

Will you make another excuse, or will you take your seat at the King's table?

Pastor Taylor continue our "Kingdom Come" series as we look at the power of God's grace.

On this episode of the Union Baptist Podcast, Pastor Chase sits down with Brent Madden to hear his powerful story of redemption and God's transforming grace.

Brent shares how alcohol and sin took him further than he ever intended to go, costing him more than he ever imagined. Through honest conversation, he explains the freedom that comes through forgiveness, the challenges of leaving the bottle behind, and how surrendering his life to Christ changed everything.

If you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, guilt, shame, or simply searching for hope, this episode is a reminder that no one is beyond the reach of God's grace. Brent's story proves that true freedom isn't found at the bottom of a bottle—it's found in a relationship with Jesus Christ.

Topics discussed:

• The destructive nature of sin and addiction
• Finding freedom through forgiveness
• The impact of alcohol on marriage and family
• Restoration
• Growing in a relationship with Jesus

Everyone is searching for something.

Some chase success. Others pursue relationships, money, comfort, or achievement—believing that if they can just reach the next milestone, they'll finally find fulfillment. Yet many discover they've spent their lives climbing a ladder that was leaning against the wrong wall.

In this message from Matthew 13:44–50, Pastor Chase continues the Kingdom Come series by unpacking three of Jesus' parables that reveal the incomparable value of God's Kingdom. Discover why some people seem to stumble upon Christ while others spend years searching, why Jesus is worth giving up everything for, and what happens when His invitation to abundant life is rejected.

If you've ever wondered where true joy, lasting peace, and genuine purpose are found, this message will challenge you to examine what you treasure most.

In this episode you'll discover:

• How people come to find Jesus

• Why the Kingdom of God is worth more than anything this world offers

• What biblical repentance really looks like

• Why following Jesus leads to joy—not regret

• The eternal consequences of rejecting Christ

The abundant life isn't found in what you achieve—it's found in who you treasure.

In this episode, Pastor Chase sits down with BHP Varsity Basketball Coach Russ Tysl to talk all things sports, parenting, coaching, and faith.

Whether you're a coach, parent, student-athlete, or sports fan, this conversation offers practical wisdom and biblical perspective on some of the biggest challenges facing athletes and families today.

Topics include:

• Is travel ball helping or hurting youth sports?
• How do you know if you're living through your child?
• When should you push your child, and when should you back off?
• What does true success look like for a parent, athlete, or coach?
• How can sports be used to point people to Jesus?

Join us for an honest conversation about competition, character, leadership, and keeping Christ at the center of it all.