Rev. Nicole Unice invites us into the journey of the Magi as they ask the question, “Where is He?” in their search for the newborn King. In this powerful Advent message, Nicole reminds us that our own journeys are filled with questions—where is God in our mess, doubts, or disappointments? Yet Jesus, born into the brokenness of the world, is not distant but present, standing and knocking, inviting us into a deeper relationship with Him. As we refocus our hearts on worship, we rediscover the truth: Jesus is our Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, and ever-present Savior, walking with us every step of the way.

Rev. Terence Gray delivers a heartfelt and intergenerational Christmas message, "How Will This Be?", exploring the profound truth that when we receive God's Son, we receive everything. Drawing from Mary’s journey in Luke 1 and Isaiah 9:6, Pastor Terence reminds us that the story of Christmas isn’t about how but who. Through engaging illustrations, audience interaction, and the symbolism of gifts, we’re invited to reflect on Jesus as our Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace. In a world longing for hope and peace, this message is a powerful reminder that God’s greatest gift—His Son—provides all we need.

Dr. Scott McKee kicks off the Advent season by exploring different questions of Christmas, beginning with Zechariah’s heartfelt inquiry in Luke 1: “How can I be sure?” This powerful message invites us to embrace the sacred gift of silence, using Zechariah's transformation from doubt to faith as a reflection of the season’s call to wait, wonder, and watch for signs of God’s presence. Pastor Scott reminds us that the Christmas story, like a multifaceted diamond, always reveals new beauty and depth. As we prepare for the coming of Emmanuel, may we pause amid the December chaos, rediscover the Gospel’s hope, and welcome God’s work in our lives.

In this week’s message, Pastor Terence stepped in for Pastor Scott and shared a powerful reminder of God’s rescuing love from Exodus 14:15. Reflecting on Moses and the Israelites at the Red Sea, he emphasized that God meets us in our weakness and rescues us not because of what we’ve done, but because of who He is. Pastor Terence shared personal stories to remind us that God’s love pursues us even in our brokenness. The central truth: “Striving for love becomes senseless once you realize that love found you first.” Whether you’re facing challenges or doubts, this message points to God’s unshakable grace and faithfulness.

In this week's special message, guest preacher Mike Kuhn joins us for Ward Church's Global Impact Summit to reflect on Acts 8 and "The Great Pivot." Highlighting Philip's role in crossing cultural barriers to bring the gospel to Samaria and the Ethiopian eunuch, Mike challenges us to embrace the call to share Jesus' love with those on the margins of society. Drawing parallels to today's global refugee crises, he shares inspiring stories of God's work among displaced peoples. This sermon invites us to consider how we can extend God's self-giving love to the ends of the earth, reaching even those who seem farthest away. Listen to discover how you, too, can be part of this redemptive mission.

In this week’s sermon, Dr. Scott McKee concludes the "Up" series by exploring the practice of speaking up for our faith, as demonstrated in Luke 15:1-10. Through parables of the lost sheep and lost coin, we see God's deep joy in finding those who are spiritually lost. Pastor Scott shares personal stories and challenges us to live as people called and sent by God, to connect with others through simple acts like sharing meals, and to bless others by being authentic witnesses of Jesus' love. Join us for practical ways to cultivate a lifestyle of sharing the gospel and inviting others to experience God’s joy and grace.

In this week’s sermon, Dr. Scott McKee dives into the theme of accountability, exploring its role in our spiritual growth and relationships. Reflecting on Colossians 3:12-17, Pastor Scott explains how accountability is a gift from God, guiding us to live in alignment with His teachings. Through stories and scriptural insights, we’re encouraged to confront our own excuses, invite trusted people into our lives for mutual support, and understand that accountability isn’t just about avoiding wrong but pursuing what is good and true. Join us as we learn to “Fess Up” and embrace the strength and unity found in a life of honest, accountable relationships.

This week's sermon explores the theme of friendship and the importance of supportive relationships in our lives. Rev. Terence Gray dives into Ecclesiastes 4, where Solomon contrasts a life lived in isolation with one shared in community. Through stories and practical insights, Pastor Terence illustrates that while it may seem easier to walk alone, true fulfillment and resilience come from walking together. Just as "a cord of three strands is not quickly broken," we are encouraged to build strong circles around us, ready to lift each other up in difficult times. Join us as we learn how to find, serve, and pray for our "circle" and embrace the blessings of life lived together.

This week’s sermon by Dr. Scott McKee, titled “Wise Up,” focuses on the importance of teaching and Bible reading as essential disciplines for spiritual growth. Drawing from Psalm 19, Pastor Scott explains the transformative power of Scripture in shaping our minds, emotions, and perspectives. Just as we carefully choose what we feed our bodies, we are called to be intentional about what we feed our minds. Pastor Scott encourages us to devote ourselves to God’s Word, allowing it to refresh our souls, make us wise, and guide us in our daily lives. As we engage with Scripture, we draw closer to the heart of God and gain the mind of Christ. Join us as we explore how to make Bible reading a central practice and align our lives with the teachings of Jesus.

In this week's sermon, Mark Ordus discusses his early days as a youth pastor and reflects on the profound impact of service on his ministry. He shares stories from his mission trips and how the innate desire to serve is wired into every person, transcending generations. Through scripture, Mark explains that this desire comes from being created in God's image, and he emphasizes how Jesus, the ultimate servant, modeled a life of humility and service. Whether serving at church, in the community, or globally, he challenges us to embrace our God-given call to serve others, as it's one of the most profound ways to connect with God's heart. If you're feeling called to step up and make a difference, this sermon offers practical steps to get involved and serve in various capacities.