In this BEYOND message,  we’re celebrating everything God has done in and through our church this year—and looking ahead with faith for what’s next. 🙌

From Easter to new beginnings, from serving to discipleship, we’ve watched God move in ways only He can. And as we step into a new season, we’re recommitting to the heart of 1 Corinthians 9: becoming all things to all people so that by all means we might reach some.

Reaching the lost matters more than getting our way. Whatever it takes, we’ll go wide in our reach and deep in our discipleship—because following Jesus means helping others follow Him too.

Celebrate His faithfulness and dream about  what’s to come!

Marriage, singleness, dating—Paul covers it all in 1 Corinthians 7. In this message, we talk about what it really means to honor God with our relationships, whether you’re married, single, dating, or somewhere in between.

Paul reminds us that marriage is built on mutual love, service, and sacrifice… and that singleness isn’t “less than” — it’s a gift too. We’ll look at practical wisdom for becoming the right kind of person, choosing the right kind of partner, and building a relationship that reflects Jesus. Wherever you are today, God has a purpose for you right where you stand.

In a world that says “do whatever you want,” Paul reminds us that not everything helps us. Your body isn’t an afterthought—it’s God’s temple, created with purpose, dignity, and worth. Sex isn’t just physical; it’s spiritual, sacred, and designed by God to reflect His love. This message unpacks why we flee from sexual sin, how Christ redeems both our souls and our bodies, and why your past doesn’t get to define your future.

What does it mean to repent of our sins? How do other see we are new in Christ in how we live? This week we read in 1 Corinthians, Chapter 5, how we are to handle sin and steps to take to hold another follower of Christ accountable for their sins in a loving way. God gives so much grace, but grace doesn't wink at sin, grace weeps over it. Sometimes God will let us hit rock bottom so we realize He’s the Rock at the bottom. It's okay to not be okay, but true surrender to Jesus won’t leave you that way.

Christian leadership isn’t about titles or power—it’s about stewardship and faithfulness. 💪 In this message, we are reminded that true leaders serve first, lead with humility, and stay faithful in the home, the church, and the community. Leadership that costs nothing… accomplishes nothing.

Some Christians stay stuck on spiritual milk instead of growing up in faith. God’s goal isn’t just belief—it’s maturity. In this message, we talk about how to move from knowing about Jesus to actually living like Him.

We are not called to impress people. We are called to impact people. This week in the Culture Shock Series, we read in 2 Corinthians how as followers of Jesus, we are called to be a minister for Jesus. When the Gospel is spoken, God's power is experienced! We are also reminded when we share Jesus to be real, be vulnerable and be humble.

Division is easy. Unity takes work. In a world full of opinions, drama, and church hopping, the Apostle Paul reminds us that the Church was never meant to be built on personalities—but on the power of the cross. Real unity isn’t pretending to agree on everything; it’s choosing to stand together on what matters most: Jesus.

In this message, we break down what true Christian unity looks like—and why it’s essential for a healthy, growing church. Unity isn’t uniformity. It’s locking arms in truth, building relationships that last, and living on mission together. Because when a broken world sees a united church, they get a clearer picture of Jesus.

What do you behold? Join us this week and we continue the Series: Head Space. We dive into the Book of 2 Corinthians, Chapter 3 and are reminded that we will become what we behold. We must behold and gaze on God in order to not have a blinded mind. When we behold God's glory we will reflect God's glory!

Ever feel like you’re running on fumes—physically, mentally, or spiritually? You’re not alone. Elijah ran himself into exhaustion, isolated, and nearly gave up. But God met him with rest, food, and a reminder: you don’t just need rest—you need to be refilled.

In this message, discover how to stop running on empty and start running with Jesus—finding real peace, purpose, and renewal for your soul.