This week, James Allen shares a message exploring one of the most important questions we face: Is there objective good and evil? Drawing from Nietzsche, Malcolm Guite, Mark 12, and Romans 3, this message examines how we determine what is right and wrong, what our experience of morality reveals about the world, and how the Christian faith makes sense of our personhood, responsibility, beauty, and moral awareness. Discover how Jesus calls us to love God and our neighbor, and how the law reveals our sin and points us toward our need for Christ.

This week, we begin our new series Why Christianity? Pastor Chris Vigil shares a message exploring the foundations, truth, and hope of the Christian faith. Drawing from 1 Peter 3, Proverbs 23, John 1, 2 Corinthians 5, and Acts 3, this message calls us to know what we believe, understand why we believe it, and be ready to give an answer for the hope we have in Christ. Discover how Jesus is the truth made flesh, how the cross brings justice and mercy together, and how encountering Christ makes us a new creation and gives us a hope worth sharing with the world.

This week in our series The Holy Spirit: The One Who Is to Come, Pastor Jasmine Stanley shares a message titled Power and Authority. Drawing from Acts 1, Ephesians 2–3, Galatians 5, and 2 Peter 1, this message explores the power of the Holy Spirit at work within every believer. Discover how the Holy Spirit empowers us to live out our calling, walk in spiritual authority, overcome the desires of the flesh, and live the dynamic life God has made possible through His divine power.

This week in our series The Holy Spirit: The One Who Is to Come, Pastor Jesús Guajardo shares a message titled Sanctification. Drawing from John 14, Hebrews 10, 1 Thessalonians 4, Philippians 1–2, Colossians 3, Romans 8, and Ephesians 2, this message explores the Holy Spirit’s ongoing work of making believers holy and shaping them into the likeness of Christ. Discover the biblical meaning of sanctification, the difference between positional, progressive, and ultimate sanctification, and how the Holy Spirit faithfully transforms every follower of Jesus into a mature, Christlike disciple.

This week in our series The Holy Spirit: The One Who Is to Come, Pastor Chris Vigil shares a message titled The Gifts of the Spirit. Drawing from Romans 12, 1 Corinthians 12, Ephesians 4, 1 Peter 4, and 2 Timothy 1, this message explores how the Holy Spirit uniquely equips every believer with spiritual gifts to build up the Church and reveal God’s grace to the world. Discover the difference between natural talents, acquired skills, and Spirit-given gifts, and learn how God calls each of us to faithfully steward what He has entrusted to us.

This week in our series The Holy Spirit: The One Who Is to Come, Pastor Chris Vigil shares a message titled The Work of the Spirit. Drawing from Romans 8, Galatians 5, Philippians 2, and 1 Thessalonians 2, this message explores how the Holy Spirit actively works within every believer to bring transformation from the inside out. From the miracle of regeneration to the ongoing work of sanctification, discover how the Spirit gives new life, leads our daily walk, and forms the character of Jesus within us through God’s Word. As we learn to walk in step with the Spirit rather than the desires of the flesh, we experience the freedom, power, and joy of becoming more like Christ.

This week in our series The Holy Spirit: The One Who Is to Come, James Allen shares a message titled The Holy Spirit: The Spirit of Truth. Drawing from John 16:12–15, this message explores how the Holy Spirit faithfully guides believers into the truth found in Jesus. In a world filled with competing voices and distorted realities, discover how the Spirit teaches, reminds, and directs us according to God’s Word rather than our own understanding. As the Spirit glorifies Christ and makes known what belongs to the Father, we are invited into a life transformed by truth—a life where knowing Jesus more deeply leads to greater freedom, faithfulness, and fullness of life.

This week we begin a brand-new series, The Holy Spirit: The One Who Is to Come, as Pastor Dede shares a message titled The Holy Spirit: Who Is the Holy Spirit? Drawing from Romans 8:9–11 and Acts 2, this message lays the foundation for understanding who the Holy Spirit is and why there is no Christian life apart from His presence. Discover when believers receive the Holy Spirit, His primary mission to reveal, glorify, and magnify Jesus, and the significance of Pentecost as the fulfillment of God’s promise to pour out His Spirit. Through this introduction, you’ll explore both the Person of the Holy Spirit and the works of the Holy Spirit, equipping you to know Him more deeply and walk more fully in the life He empowers.

This week in our series Renewed: Redefining a Life Well-Lived, Pastor Chris Vigil shares a message titled Renewed Finances: Eternal Treasures. Drawing from Luke 16:1–12, this message explores Jesus’ teaching that money is not the meaning of life, but a tool entrusted to us for God’s purposes. Through the parable of the dishonest manager, Jesus reveals that our resources are both a means to invest in what lasts and a test of our faithfulness as stewards rather than owners. Discover how to leverage what God has entrusted to you for the good of others, store up eternal treasures instead of temporary possessions, and live a life marked by faithful stewardship and lasting Kingdom impact.

This week in our series Renewed: Redefining a Life Well-Lived, Pastor Chris Vigil shares a message titled Renewed Families: Parents and Children. Drawing from passages such as Proverbs 24:3–4, John 5:19–23, 1 Corinthians 16:13–14, and Proverbs 20:7, this message explores God’s wisdom for building strong, Christ-centered families. Through the example of the relationship between the Father and the Son, Scripture reveals that healthy families are established through wisdom, strengthened by love, and shaped by faithful presence. Discover how aligning your home with God’s design, loving loudly through both words and actions, and leaving a legacy of integrity can transform your family for generations to come.