We're blessed to hear from Campus Pastor, Brant Cole, this morning as he brings us a new message in our series of messages about Jesus's words to the 7 churches in Revelation, called "Seven".

In this message from Revelation 3:1–6, we explore Jesus’ sobering words to the church in Sardis—a church that looked alive on the outside but was spiritually asleep on the inside. This sermon challenges us to examine whether we are relying on reputation, routine, or past spiritual momentum instead of pursuing fresh, Spirit-filled obedience today.

With both urgency and hope, it calls us to wake up, strengthen what remains, and reignite the fire of authentic faith so that our lives and our church are marked not just by activity, but by true resurrection power.

Even though we’re not gathering physically today, we are still your church family. 🙌

We know it’s disappointing not to be together in the same room, we feel that too. But God’s Word isn’t limited by walls. We’re praying that today’s message blesses you, speaks truth over you, and reminds you how deeply you’re loved.

If you need prayer, encouragement, or just someone to talk to, DM us. We’re here for you. Always. 🙏

We're blessed to hear from our Lead Pastor, Jeff Ellis, this morning as he brings us a new message in our series of messages about Jesus's words to the 7 churches in Revelation, called "Seven".

In this message from Revelation 2:8–11, Jesus speaks directly to a church facing intense pressure, fear, and suffering, reminding them—and us—that nothing we endure goes unseen. This sermon offers hope for anyone who feels crushed by life’s circumstances, showing how Jesus understands our pain, calls us not to live in fear, and invites us to remain faithful even when the cost is high.

Through Christ’s promise of the crown of life, we are encouraged to discover lasting strength, courage, and purpose in the middle of hardship, knowing that faithfulness to Jesus leads to true life that cannot be taken away.

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We're blessed to hear from our Lead Pastor, Jeff Ellis, this morning as he brings us a new message in our series of messages about Jesus's words to the 7 churches in Revelation, called "Seven".

This message explores Jesus’ words to the church in Smyrna in Revelation 2:8–11, a community that remained faithful while facing intense pressure, fear, and suffering. With compassion and clarity, the sermon reminds us that Jesus sees what His people are carrying, understands their pain, and calls them spiritually rich even when life feels overwhelming.

You'll be encouraged to face hardship without fear, remain faithful in difficult seasons, and hold on to the hope of eternal life promised by Christ, discovering strength and purpose right where life feels most pressing.

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We're blessed to hear from our Campus Pastor, Brant Cole, this morning as he brings us the first message in our new series of messages about Jesus's words to the 7 churches in Revelation, called "Seven".

This message from Revelation 2:1-7 walks through Jesus’ letter to the church in Ephesus and invites listeners to examine not just what they believe, but how close they are to him. While affirming the importance of sound doctrine and faithfulness, it gently exposes how spiritual routines can slowly replace relational intimacy with Jesus.

With both honesty and hope, the message shows that distance from God often grows quietly - and that it can also be restored through remembering, repenting, and returning to our first love. This message is for anyone who wants their faith to move beyond duty and rediscover a vibrant, life-giving closeness with Christ.

We're blessed to hear from our Campus Pastor, Brant Cole, this morning as he brings us a message from our one year Bible reading plan, currently in Exodus.

In this message from Exodus 7–12, we explore why undeniable evidence of God’s power doesn’t always lead to real change - and why the deeper issue is often the posture of our hearts. Through the story of Pharaoh and the plagues, this message exposes how easily we recognize God’s authority while still resisting surrender, delaying obedience, or protecting modern idols like control, comfort, and security.

This message invites us all to move beyond information and toward transformation, offering practical insight into how God confronts what we trust so he can lead us into true freedom.

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We're blessed to hear from our Campus Pastor, Brant Cole, this morning as he brings us a new message in our sermon series about how to understand the different sections of the Bible, called "Binge Reading The Bible".

This message invites us to rediscover the heart of God through the often-misunderstood words of the Old Testament prophets, with a special focus on the powerful story of Hosea. Rather than portraying an angry or distant God, it reveals a faithful Father whose passionate words flow from deep covenant love and a refusal to give up on his people.

Through biblical insight and honest reflection, this message helps us read the prophets with clarity, see our own hearts in the story, and respond with real repentance, deeper intimacy with God, and renewed trust. It’s a compelling invitation to move beyond surface-level faith and experience the transforming power of God’s steadfast, never-ending love.

We're blessed to hear from our Campus Pastor, Brant Cole, this morning as he brings us a new message in our sermon series about how to understand the different sections of the Bible, called "Binge Reading The Bible".

This message invites us to rediscover how the wisdom books of the Bible are meant to be read - not as step-by-step instructions for controlling life, but as poetic invitations into deeper trust with God. By exploring Proverbs 3:5–6 alongside books like Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Job, Psalms, and Song of Songs, this message offers clarity for anyone who has tried to do the “right things” and still felt confused, disappointed, or unsure of what comes next.

This message helps us slow down, rethink familiar verses, and learn how wisdom shapes our posture, not just our decisions, offering hope, direction, and a renewed way of leaning on God in every season of life.

We're blessed to hear from our Campus Pastor, Brant Cole, this morning as he brings us a new message in sermon series about how to understand the different sections of the Bible, called "Binge Reading The Bible".

This message offers a fresh and practical way to read the Bible by helping listeners move beyond isolated verses and into the larger story God is telling. By exploring the dedication of Solomon’s temple in 2 Chronicles 5–7, it shows how plot, characters, and setting work together to reveal God’s desire to dwell with his people while calling them to ongoing faithfulness.

This message will equip you with simple but powerful tools to better understand Scripture, avoid common misreadings, and see how the unresolved tension of the Old Testament ultimately points to Jesus, making the Bible come alive with deeper meaning and lasting relevance.

We're blessed to hear from our Campus Pastor, Brant Cole, this morning as he brings us the first message in sermon series about how to understand the different sections of the Bible, called "Binge Reading The Bible".

This message invites listeners to rediscover the Torah not as a confusing collection of ancient rules, but as the opening chapters of a living story about God’s love, rescue, and desire for relationship. By walking through the narrative of creation, covenant, Exodus, and Deuteronomy, the sermon reveals how God forms hearts before He gives commands and calls His people to listen before they act.

This message offers clarity for anyone who has struggled to read the Bible, helping listeners see how Scripture fits together, why the Law matters, and how God’s Word still speaks powerfully into everyday life today.