John 13:34-35
“A new command I give you: Love one another. As I have loved you, so you must love one another. By this everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you love one another.”

We are called to be a "one another" kind of church. Jesus commands us to love one another as He has loved us. This is the mark of true discipleship.

In this message from our True North series, Pastor Jon challenges us to be a church that carries, loves, and honors one another—reflecting Christ’s love for His bride.

"And Peter said to them, 'Repent and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of your sins, and you will receive the gift of the Holy Spirit.'" -Acts 2:38 ESV

Baptism is a symbolic act that represents our death to sin and new life in Christ Jesus. It is not merely a suggestion, but a command for believers. 

This week, Pastor Jon shares an encouraging message on our foundational belief of Baptism. What does it truly mean? How should we do it? What's the point? Tune in to find out!

There is a difference in the penalty of sin and the power of sin, and each can have a destructive effect in our lives. But Jesus came to free us from both.

This week in our True North series, Pastor Jon explains the theology of sin, and how we can trust in the saving power of Jesus to fight back against the enemy's plans. Tune in for more!

There’s only one way to real freedom—and it’s not through being “good enough.”

"Jesus said, ‘I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.’" – John 14:6 (ESV)

At the heart of our faith is this truth: Jesus is the only way to salvation. It’s not about how many good deeds we’ve done or how pure our intentions are—freedom comes only through His sacrifice and His power at work in us.

In this week’s message, Pastor Jon continues our True North series, reminding us of the beauty and freedom found in fully following Jesus. Don’t miss this powerful and challenging word!

What does it really mean to follow God?
Being a good person or having strong morals is great—but that alone isn’t the whole story. Following God means holding on to a biblical worldview and keeping Jesus at the center of everything.

This week, Pastor Jon kicks off our new series, True North, as we take a deeper look at what it really looks like to follow God in our everyday lives.

We all have a choice to make: Will we live a life that follows God, or will we go our own way? Psalm 1 lays it out clearly. There’s the path of the godly — rooted, steady, fruitful. And then there’s the path of the ungodly — unstable and leading to destruction. This isn’t just about big life decisions, but the everyday choices we make that shape who we are.

Pastor Ryan breaks this passage down verse by verse so that we can grow in our walk with God, and stay on the narrow path He has called us to.

There is a lot for us to learn throughout Scripture about raising our children, and Psalm 127 gives us a beautiful metaphor to help us. This week, Pastor Jon brings an encouragement and a challenge to parents on raising our children with a target in mind, knowing the real Jesus.

This week we take a deep dive into Psalm 23. Many of us have read this as a nice message for the church, but have we ever stopped to read this passage with more intentionality? Psalm 23 truly is our story.

Pastor Jon shares some key thoughts on being a sheep and following the good shepherd in this week's sermon.

This week we heard from four communicators who brought some powerful individual messages from the Psalms. Brad, Faith, Joey, and Madison preach on topics like desire for the Lord, praising through trials, the Holy nature of God, and keeping our sin nature in check. Tune in for more!

This week, Pastor Ryan brings a timely word from Psalm 130 about the beauty and challenge of waiting on God. Waiting isn't easy—but it's holy. In the dark and difficult seasons, we can trust that God is still at work, and His promises will not fail.

If you're in a season of waiting, this message is for you. Don't forget that God is near.