Messages

Storms may not feel good, but God works in and through them for our good. In this week’s message, Pastor David dives deep into the metaphor of stormy weather as it relates to our lives and faith.

This week, guest speaker Erika Jones walks us into the transformative story of Paul, formerly known as Saul, from the Book of Acts, Chapter 9. We explore the power of Jesus to radically transform lives, using Paul’s conversion as a prime example.

In this powerful message, Joy Poole brings us into a dive deep into the life of Moses, exploring how God’s presence promotes His purpose in our lives. The key lesson here is that premature action can lead to pitfalls, while patience and humility allow us to grow into our calling.

In this powerful message, Pastor Peter Bonanno challenges us to embrace a counterintuitive spiritual principle: ‘Finders, weepers; losers, keepers.’ This flips our worldly understanding on its head, urging us to consider that true gain in God’s kingdom often comes through loss.

In this powerful exploration of the Parable of the Prodigal Son, Jason Gosselin challenges us to examine our hearts and our response to God’s unconditional love. The story from Luke 15 isn’t just about a wayward son returning home; it’s a mirror reflecting our own struggles with forgiveness, comparison, and humility. We’re reminded that God desires all who are lost to return home, whether we’re the prodigal son squandering our inheritance or the elder brother harboring resentment.

In this powerful message, Pastor David challenges us to become finishers rather than quitters in our spiritual journey. The central theme revolves around perseverance and the importance of completing what God has started in our lives. Drawing from Romans 5, we learn that suffering produces perseverance, which in turn builds character and hope.

In this powerful message, Pastor Jon challenges us to consider the difference between spiritual experiences and true spiritual formation. Through the story of Elijah and Elisha in 2 Kings 2, we’re reminded that it’s not enough to simply chase after spiritual titles or momentary encounters with God. Instead, like Elisha, we must commit to the journey of growth and transformation.