In the final message of our series, Under God’s Authority, we’re reminded that even in pain and suffering, hope in Christ empowers us to honor God no matter our circumstances. Life can feel like a weight we can't carry—expectations, pressures, and disappointments piling on. But Jesus invites us to lay it all down.

This message calls us out of performance and into surrender, challenging us to release the burdens we were never meant to carry. When we practice small acts of obedience—reading the Word, praying, giving, showing up—we're not proving ourselves to God; we’re choosing to place ourselves under His authority and into His freedom.

If you’ve ever felt like giving up, this is your reminder: God hasn’t given up on you.

In this week’s message from Galatians 5:1, 13–15, we explore a powerful truth: Christian freedom isn’t the absence of obedience—it’s the foundation of it. Paul writes, “Use your freedom to serve one another in love.” This isn’t just a suggestion—it’s a calling. Freedom in Christ invites us to obey God joyfully and love others deeply. Join us as we reflect on what motivates our obedience and how true freedom leads us to walk in step with the Spirit and serve with purpose.

Real freedom isn’t about breaking rules—it’s about breaking chains. In Part 2 of the Freedom series, we explore what it means to live free from condemnation and at peace with God. This kind of freedom isn’t earned or deserved—it’s received through faith. God’s grace doesn’t excuse sin; it empowers us to rise above it. True freedom requires discipline, but it leads us to become who God intended us to be. Are you pursuing peace in ways that feed the flesh—or fuel your spirit?

This week, Pastor Josh kicks off a powerful new four-week sermon series titled Freedom—a deep dive into what it truly means to live in the freedom that Christ offers.

But here’s the big question: Does spiritual freedom mean we’re free from responsibility—or for it?

In this opening message, we begin to unpack what Jesus meant when He said, "My yoke is easy and My burden is light." Does that promise a life without struggle, or is there more to the story?

Whether you’re new to the faith or have walked with Jesus for years, this series will challenge and encourage you to rethink what real freedom looks like in the Christian life.

This week we welcome Special Guest Speaker Pastor Mike Dickenson with a powerful message titled "What's the Good Word." In this encouraging sermon, Pastor Mike reminds us of the unshakable faithfulness of God — in every season, through every trial, His Word stands true. Tune in and be strengthened by the good news that God can always be trusted.

What happens when we start playing “diss tracks” on ourselves? In this powerful message, we explore how we often “dis-count” and “dis-qualify” ourselves before we ever discover the incredible plans God has for our lives. The focus isn’t on the world’s diss tracks, but the ones we create in our own minds. Join us as we look at biblical figures who wrestled with their own insecurities and self-doubt before encountering God’s purpose for them. Don’t miss this message on changing the soundtrack of your life and discovering what God has in store for you.

This week on Verified, Pastor Joel delivers a powerful conclusion to our series with a message that reminds us: Faith in Christ is not a gamble—it's an unshakable anchor. In every season of life, no matter the storms we face, holding fast to our confession of hope in Jesus will sustain us. Discover how unwavering faith produces lasting spiritual fruit and leads to eternal rewards.

Knowing Christ begins with the Word. In this message, we explore how God's living and powerful Word opens our spiritual eyes, helps us live with an external perspective, and empowers us to overcome sin. Discover how grace transforms our lives as we grow deeper in our relationship with Christ.

The Word of God doesn’t just teach—it reveals. In this sermon, discover how God’s Word exposes our spiritual condition and calls every believer to a life of surrender. True witness isn’t about how much you preach—it’s the overflow of knowing Jesus deeply. Lean in. Be transformed. Let the world see Jesus in you.

One of the toughest challenges for a Christ follower is forgiving others, which is a key expectation from God. Let's explore what the Bible says about this topic!