Church membership isn’t about having your name on a list—it’s about being part of the Body of Christ. In this message, Pastor Josh unpacks what it truly means to be a functioning, unified, and servant-hearted church member.

This message, The Power of a Welcoming Church, reminds us that hospitality is not just a friendly gesture. It is the very heartbeat of the Gospel. After more than 1,900 people joined us for Fall Fest, we were given a powerful glimpse of what can happen when the Church opens its doors and hearts to the community. God’s welcome begins in creation, is modeled by Jesus, and continues through His Church today.

Discover how simple acts of kindness become the soil where salvation grows, and how belonging can lead people to believing. God invites every person home through Christ. As His people, we extend that same radical welcome to others.

📖 Key Scripture: Romans 15:7
🎯 Main Focus: Hospitality that reflects Jesus and leads people to Him

When Jesus said, “Love your neighbor as yourself,” He wasn’t just talking about the people we like. In this message, Pastor Antony Manago breaks down the story of the Good Samaritan to show what real compassion looks like — love in action. Discover how you can be a neighbor to those near, far, and across the world.

God may spark something powerful in your life—but it’s up to you to keep it burning. In this message, Pastor Josh Johns reminds us that revival is not the end but the beginning. Discover how to remember the gift God has placed in you, rekindle your spiritual fire, and rely on the Holy Spirit to keep it alive.

Are You Prepared? – Week 3: Positioned for Breakthrough

Waiting is never easy—but waiting on God is never wasted. In this message, Pastor Josh Johns shares from Hosea 10:12, James 5:7–8, Acts 2:1–4, and Isaiah 44:3 that:

• Waiting seasons are preparation seasons—God is working even when we don’t see it
• Revival requires patience, prayer, and perseverance
• When God pours out His Spirit, He brings righteousness, healing, refreshing, and power

Revival isn’t passive—it’s about being positioned in faith. The question is: will you keep seeking, keep waiting, and keep preparing for the rain of God’s presence?

Life is a journey—but too often we carry baggage God never meant for us to hold. In this message, Pastor Michael Nelson reminds us from Luke 4:18–19 and John 16:33 that Jesus came to bring freedom, healing, and peace. When we surrender our baggage at the cross, God equips us with everything we need to walk in joy, purpose, and victory.

Have you ever had “special dishes” in your house—plates or cups set aside that no one dares to use for ordinary meals? They’re reserved for something greater. Spiritually, that’s what holiness is: God setting us apart for His purposes.

In this powerful message, Pastor Josh Johns shares from Hosea 10:12, 2 Corinthians 6:17–18, and Hebrews 12:14 that:
• Holiness is not legalism—it’s reflecting God’s love and light to the world
• To be “set apart” means living differently so others see Christ in us
• Holiness positions us for God’s presence and power to flow

Revival isn’t just hype—it’s holy. God doesn’t use perfect vessels; He uses surrendered ones. When we choose to live set apart, we become the very vessels through which His Spirit can move. The question is: will you consecrate your life so God can pour His power through you?

Have you ever tried to plant something without preparing the ground first? Spiritually, our hearts can be the same way—hard, distracted, or resistant to what God wants to do. But the good news is that God is ready to pour out His blessing if we’re willing to prepare the soil.

Have you ever felt lost, running on empty, or wondering if you’ve gone too far to come back? The good news is—you haven’t. God’s love hasn’t expired. Jesus is the way back home.

In this powerful message, Pastor Josh Johns shares from the Gospel of John that:
• God’s love is still reaching for you (John 3:16–17)
• Sin drains, but Jesus fills (John 10:10)
• Jesus is the only way home (John 14:6)

No matter how far you’ve wandered, God is calling you back. The cross is covered in grace, forgiveness, and love—it’s time to come home.

In this message from our Invite Your One series, we explore the Great Commission in Matthew 28:16–20 and the call for every believer to “go, make, baptize, teach, and remember.” We’re reminded that God’s love comes with the responsibility to share it with all nations—and that the greatest ability we can offer Him is our availability.