Are you following the right leader? On this Palm Sunday, we dive into the powerful tension of Holy Week—the journey of Jesus from the triumphant entry in Jerusalem to the sacrifice of the cross.

In this moving message, we contrast two different parades: the Roman parade of military force and the humble, peaceful procession of Jesus on a donkey. Many in the crowd cheered for a king who would change their circumstances, but Jesus came as the King who would change their hearts.

Is anger ruling your life, your home, or your commute?

In this powerful message, we dive deep beneath the surface of our "frustrations" to discover what is actually fueling our outbursts. Most of us think we are just "stressed" or "dealing with difficult people," but the Bible points to something much deeper.

In this sermon, you will discover:

Why Fear is often the primary driver of anxiety and rage.

How Pain and past trauma manifest as a lack of patience today.

The trap of Powerlessness and why we try to be "judge, jury, and executioner."

How to experience the Perfect Love of God that casts out every fear.

Anger isn't something to just "manage"—it's something to release.

Join us as we learn to invite the presence of Jesus into our broken memories and find the restorative healing that only He can provide.

Welcome back to our final week of our Season of Stillness.

As we journey through Lent and move toward Easter, this weekly 10-minute guided prayer is an invitation to slow down, quiet your heart, and make space for the presence of God. In each episode, we’ll pause, reflect on Scripture, and practice listening prayer together.

Whether you’re starting your day, taking a midday break, or winding down in the evening, find a quiet place, take a deep breath, and let this be a moment to rest with the Lord.

Thank you for joining us each week as we pause, reflect, and meditate on God’s Word together.

Are you living in a cycle of "never enough"? In this provocative message, we dive deep into the heart of greed—not just as a financial issue, but as a spiritual condition that affects us all. Using the teachings of Jesus and the writings of Paul, we explore how greed manifests in three distinct forms: selfishness, pride, and fear.

Whether you are struggling with the pressures of scarcity mindset or the temptation to "show off" in a culture obsessed with status, this sermon offers a path to true freedom. Discover why Jesus called the successful businessman a "fool" and learn the ancient Christian practices—like secret generosity and daily gratitude—that can break the power of money over your life.

It’s time to stop building bigger barns and start becoming rich towards God.

Welcome back to our fourth week of our Season of Stillness.

As we journey through Lent and move toward Easter, this weekly 10-minute guided prayer is an invitation to slow down, quiet your heart, and make space for the presence of God. In each episode, we’ll pause, reflect on Scripture, and practice listening prayer together.

Whether you’re starting your day, taking a midday break, or winding down in the evening, find a quiet place, take a deep breath, and let this be a moment to rest with the Lord.

We invite you to join us each week as we pause, reflect, and meditate on God’s Word together.

Is the "Idol of Control" running your life? In this week’s message, we continue our deep dive into the Gospel of Matthew, focusing on the final—and perhaps most epic—temptation of Jesus in the wilderness. We explore how Satan offers a "Crown without a Cross"—the promise of power, security, and a perfect life without the necessity of suffering or sacrifice. From hilarious debates about 90s Christian culture to a profound look at the book of Deuteronomy, we uncover why we are so prone to "grabbing" for authority when we don't trust God’s sovereignty.

If you’ve been feeling anxious about the future, overwhelmed by the news, or exhausted from trying to manage every outcome, this sermon is a roadmap to finding peace through the "antidote" of true worship.

Welcome back to our third week of our Season of Stillness.

As we journey through Lent and move toward Easter, this weekly 10-minute guided prayer is an invitation to slow down, quiet your heart, and make space for the presence of God. In each episode, we’ll pause, reflect on Scripture, and practice listening prayer together.

Whether you’re starting your day, taking a midday break, or winding down in the evening, find a quiet place, take a deep breath, and let this be a moment to rest with the Lord.

We invite you to join us each week as we pause, reflect, and meditate on God’s Word together.

Are you tired of feeling like you have to perform to be noticed? In this week’s message, Pastor Joel explores the second temptation of Jesus in Matthew 4. We often find ourselves in "spectacle mode"—trying to force God’s hand, demanding proof of His love, or taking shortcuts to avoid suffering. Using the hilarious yet poignant example of his dog Gibson, Joel illustrates how our anxiety leads us to "freak out" when we feel ignored by God. But Jesus models a different way: the Hidden Life. Learn why the "way of the cross" is better than the "way of the spotlight" and how you can find true security in being known by your Father in secret.

Welcome back to our second week of our Season of Stillness.

As we journey through Lent and move toward Easter, this weekly 10-minute guided prayer is an invitation to slow down, quiet your heart, and make space for the presence of God. In each episode, we’ll pause, reflect on Scripture, and practice listening prayer together.

Whether you’re starting your day, taking a midday break, or winding down in the evening, find a quiet place, take a deep breath, and let this be a moment to rest with the Lord.

We invite you to join us each week as we pause, reflect, and meditate on God’s Word together.

Are you feeling alone, exhausted, or questioning your purpose? You might be in a "wilderness season." In this powerful opening to our Lent series, Pastor Josh explores the profound connection between our spiritual highs and the refining fires that often follow.

Drawing from Matthew 3 and 4, we dive deep into the temptation of Jesus. We often think Satan’s first attack was about food, but it was actually a strategic strike against identity. Learn why the enemy wants you to question if you are truly loved by God and how to fight back using the only thing that truly satisfies: the living Word of God.

If you’ve been trying to "turn rocks into bread" by overworking, obsessing over your image, or striving for human approval, this message is for you. It’s time to stop grabbing at perishing stones and start feasting on the lavish, redeeming love of the Father.