Failure when you’re following Jesus looks different. Even as Jesus faced betrayal and arrest, He fully realized all that was going to happen to Him—never a victim, always in control. Peter’s denial and the high priests’ blindness reveal human failure, but they also point to divine grace. Jesus knew Peter would fail—and He called him anyway.

Do you need hope today? Do you need God’s grace for your failure? The truth is, the qualification for receiving God’s grace is knowing you don’t qualify. Check out this message and discover that there’s hope for failures, because your failure isn’t final—God’s grace gives you a future beyond your mistakes.

Baptism is more than a symbol—it’s a step of faith, and a declaration of repentance. It takes humility to repent. Jesus began His ministry by identifying Himself with sinners who are honest and brave enough to repent, to confess their sins and to be baptized. Are you looking for a fresh start? Repentance is the hope-filled word you are looking for!

In this message from Luke 12:13–21, guest preacher, Rev. Jeremiah Poulsen, invites us to examine the grip of greed and the freedom found in a generous life. You’ll be challenged and encouraged to reflect on how generosity marks the life of a follower of Christ, and how real giving leads to real Gospel impact. Come ready to be inspired by the grace of Jesus, who gave everything for us, and learn how your giving—of time, talents, and resources—can make an eternal difference.

John 17 is a prayer of Jesus that encapsulates the whole Gospel of John. The heart of the whole Gospel is found in the introduction of this prayer. 

For the church to advance in the way Jesus plans, unity and being solely centered on Him is of the uttermost importance. We are all called to make a difference and Jesus prays for us that we will walk in eternal life, the abundant life that begins the moment we trust Him.

The idea of Sorrow to Joy runs throughout the Bible. If we live trusting that Jesus conquered sin and death, and that he has overcome the world, we can rest in the life-changing confidence that he will turn our sorrow into joy. If Jesus has overcome it means that even though there may be sorrow today it is possible to find joy once again!

Whatever your current trial, check out this message and be encouraged the Jesus has overcome and your sorrow will turn to joy!

Jesus warned us that, as His followers, we should expect to be hated because the world hated Him first. He calls us to stay faithful in the face of opposition and to respond with love, no matter how strong the resistance. Check out this timely message from the Gospel of John. Determine to make a difference. Stay faithful!

Making a difference in the lives of others isn’t always easy—it takes effort, time, and perseverance. But on the other side of that commitment is something deeply meaningful: joy. When we lose sight of the joy, it can start to feel like just hard work. We discover incredible fulfillment when we are determined to live for something greater than ourselves.

What could God do through you if you decide to find the joy in making a difference?

This year, we’re stepping into a powerful call to action—Determined to Make a Difference. It’s more than a theme; it’s a mindset that begins with our attitude and takes effort as we actively partner with the Holy Spirit. We are committed to making a real impact for the gospel in our community. We’re not just attending church; we are the Church—living on mission, loving boldly, and letting our light shine so others may see Jesus through us.

True growth doesn't happen by accident—it’s intentional, sacrificial, and deeply spiritual. In this message, we explore the call to stretch as followers of Jesus: to pursue sanctification, embrace humility, and fix our eyes on Christ. Growth requires not only consistent effort but also a posture of humility and a life rooted in prayer. Embrace the challenge to grow beyond your comfort zone and become more like Jesus—one small step at a time.

In this message we’re leaning into one of the most personal and challenging topics: healing. Whether you’ve experienced God’s miraculous touch, are still waiting for a breakthrough, or carrying questions and pain, this message will encourage your heart and strengthen your faith. God heals today. He works in the waiting, and our ultimate hope is found in His promise to make all things new.

Do you want to deepen your connection with God? Are you listening to Him? Prayer is more than speaking—it’s listening with the intent to obey. This message explores how God still speaks and how we can quiet our hearts to hear Him. The story of Samuel teaches us to slow down, listen closely, and respond in faith. Slow down, be still, and say, “Speak, Lord, your servant is listening.”

In this message, Pastor Bryan explores the difference between knowledge and wisdom. While knowledge is information gained through learning or experience, wisdom is a gift from God—it's the ability to discern what is right, true, and lasting.

True wisdom begins with a humble heart, a reverent fear of the Lord, and a desire to follow His Word. God leads us through His Word, our life circumstances, and the peace He places in our hearts.

Do you need wisdom? “If you need wisdom, ask our generous God…” – James 1:5

This message is for you, if you are praying for a loved one. Pastor Annie focuses on praying for the salvation of others. Using the story of Jonah and personal testimony she reminds us that effective prayer starts with God’s perspective, stays rooted in connection with Him, and requires complete surrender to His will. She challenges us to beware of common pitfalls in intercessory prayer—like losing hope or trying to play Holy Spirit. Even if your faith is only the size of a mustard seed, God is more than able to save and redeem those you love.

“Worship and prayer were never meant to be separate—together, they align us with God and transform our lives.”

Worship is more than music—it’s a way we connect with God. Worship shifts our focus, aligns our hearts with His, lifts heaviness, and becomes a powerful way we face life’s battles. In worship, we remember who God is, and we trust Him to move on our behalf.

Life isn’t easy—and God never promised it would be. But He did promise to be with us in every trial, every storm, and every moment of confusion. In this heartfelt message, Pastor Lisa Durant reminds us that we’re not alone in our struggles. When we pray in the middle of life’s hard places, God meets us with strength, peace, and hope. Whether you're feeling overwhelmed, heartbroken, or just unsure of what to do next—this message is for you.

Gratitude and prayer are at the heart of a thriving faith. Scripture calls us to be thankful in all circumstances and to let the message of Christ fill our lives with joy, wisdom, and worship. Prayer isn’t a spiritual add-on—it’s our foundation. When we give thanks, our relationship with God deepens, our perspective shifts, and we become more compassionate people. A church that prays with thankful hearts becomes a community marked by strength, perspective, and the glory of God.

In this week’s message, we explored the heart and purpose of communion. Communion isn’t just a ritual—it’s a sacred practice that reflects the Gospel and the freedom Jesus purchased for us. We’re called to approach the table with humility, selflessness, and patience, honoring both Jesus and one another. Every person has a seat at God’s table—regardless of age, background, or stage of life.

Jesus calls us to remain in Him—to stay connected, obedient, and rooted in His love. In John 15, He promises that those who abide in Him will live fruitful lives filled with joy, purpose, and deep friendship with God.

This message explores what it means to stay close to Jesus through obedience, loving others, and letting His words dwell in us. When we remain in Him, everything changes—our character, our prayers, and our impact on the world.

Abide in Christ. Everything flows from there.