June 28, 2026 - Every day we make thousands of choices, but those choices reveal something deeper: who—or what—we serve. In Romans 6:12-23, Paul teaches that apart from Christ we're enslaved to sin, but through Jesus' death, resurrection, and our baptism into Him, we've been set free to become servants of righteousness. This message explores how Christ frees us from sin's mastery and teaches us, by His Spirit, to live a new way of being human.

June 14, 2026 -  In Matthew 9:35-10:23, Jesus looks at a hurting world with compassion and sees people who are like sheep without a shepherd. After teaching, healing, and proclaiming the good news, He sends His disciples to continue His mission. The good news is that Jesus still sees people this way today. He still has compassion for those who are hurting, lost, and searching for hope. And He still calls ordinary people to join Him in His work. Jesus doesn't send us alone. He equips us with His Word, His Spirit, and His presence as we share His love in our homes, neighborhoods, workplaces, and community. The harvest is great, and the Lord of the harvest is already at work. In this message, we explore what it means to say, “We believe in one God, the Father, the Almighty,” and why that truth changes everything. The God who created the universe is personal, powerful, and present—and He made you on purpose, for a purpose. There is one God—and He is enough.

June 7, 2026 - In Matthew 9:9-13, 18-26, Jesus calls Matthew the tax collector, heals a woman who had suffered for twelve years, and raises a little girl from the dead. Through these encounters, we see a Savior who welcomes sinners, restores the broken, and brings hope where there seems to be none. Join us as we discover how Jesus still calls and cures today, inviting us to receive His mercy and follow Him.

May 17, 2026 - Life brings disappointment, grief, and uncertainty, but Christians are people who look forward with hope. In this final message of our “What’s a Christian, Anyway?” series, we explore the promise of “the resurrection of the dead and the life of the world to come” and how Jesus’ resurrection assures us that God is making all things new.

May 3, 2026 - You don’t have to believe this yet. But if you’ve ever felt unsure, skeptical, or curious about the Holy Spirit, this message is a place to start. We explore how the Holy Spirit works—not through pressure or hype—but through ordinary things like Scripture, Baptism, Communion, and community to quietly grow faith and change lives.

May 10, 2026 - Why does God entrust His mission to imperfect people? What does it mean when we confess we are “one holy Christian and apostolic Church”? Even in the midst of division, church hurt, and human failure, God continues to unite people through Jesus, make them holy by grace, and send them into the world with mercy.

This message speaks honestly about:

+ Church hurt and disillusionment

+ Unity in Christ

+ Holiness through grace, not perfection

+ Living as people who are “saved to be sent”

April 19, 2026 - We believe the Nicene Creed tells more than doctrine—it tells a story. The story of God’s love revealed in Jesus Christ. We explore what it means to confess Jesus as “Lord”: the eternal Son who became human, suffered, died, and rose again “for us and for our salvation.” From creation to the cross to resurrection, this is the turning point of history—and the turning point for our lives.

Jesus doesn’t remain distant from our brokenness. He steps into it, meets us in it, and leads us out. Because of Him, your story is not finished—it’s being made new.