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Church isn’t about us—it’s about God. Altar | Table | Road At the altar, we surrender.At the table, we gather and receive.On the road, we go where He leads. We don’t come to church just to be filled—we come to be willing. Willing to carry what God places on our hearts. Willing to share in His burden and His mission. Scripture Readings: Acts 13:1 - reminds us that when believers gather, worship, and listen, God speaks—and He sends. Come ready. Come open. Come expecting.

Live Without Blinders From the breath of life in Genesis to the Spirit that raises what was dry and lifeless—God is still breathing today. Scripture: Genesis 2:7, Psalm 104:29, John 20:22, Ezekiel 37:1, 9–10, 2 Timothy 3:16–17 See clearly. Live fully. Be awakened by His Spirit.

He is risen! ✝️Thank you for celebrating Easter Sunday with us as we remember the victory of Jesus from Luke 24. Death is defeated, hope is alive, and our King is making all things new! 🌅👑

This Palm Sunday message from John 12:1–19 explores the heart of corporate worship and what it truly means to honor Jesus. Worship is more than singing—it is the right recognition of God's worth. True worship is a sacrifice that costs us something, including laying down our pride so Christ can be lifted higher. Join us as we reflect on what it means to worship together with humility and surrender. 🌿

We’re honored to welcome guest speaker Pastor David Malcolm with a powerful message for the Church: "The Rhythm of a Prophetic Community" Discover what it truly means to live as a prophetic people and the impact it has when a community moves in spiritual unity and purpose. Scripture Reading: Isaiah 6

Join us for this week's message as we reflect on what it truly means to enjoy God and live from His overflow. God didn't just create us to serve Him — He created us to know Him, enjoy Him, and walk closely with Him.Jesus said "My sheep hear my voice; I know them, and they follow me." Maybe you've been in a season of hiding, discouragement, or spiritual winter. But God is calling you out of the cave. Winter is over. Spring is here. It's time to step back into His presence. Take a moment to reflect:Do I truly enjoy God? Is He the source of my joy? Readings: 1 Kings 19:1–9 Revelation 2

Join us for Pastor Tyler’s message today. The Church is not a cruise ship — it’s a battleship. Battleships are meant to take ground for the Kingdom of God. While the nations rage, Scripture reminds us that our battle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, authorities, the powers of this dark world, and the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms. Be encouraged and equipped as we unpack what it means for the Church to stand firm and advance God’s Kingdom. Scripture readings: Revelation 12 Psalm 2 Ephesians 6:12.

Join us for a powerful time in the Word with our special guest, Pastor Steven. In this message, we dive into Gospel of Matthew 18:1–9, where Jesus challenges us to embrace humility, become like children, and take seriously the responsibility we have toward one another. This passage reminds us what true greatness looks like in the Kingdom of Heaven and calls us to examine our hearts with honesty and faith. Whether you’re watching on YouTube or listening on our podcast, we pray this teaching encourages, convicts, and strengthens your walk with Christ.

In this powerful service from February 22, 2026, we reflect on the Scripture reading from Book of Revelation 1:9–20, where John shares his vision of Christ standing among the lampstands. God’s desire for His Church is clear: we are called to be a lampstand. By nature, a lampstand is made to burn—it exists to carry and host the flame. In the same way, the Church is designed to host the very presence and fire of God. This message explores what it means to carry His light, to remain burning, and to faithfully shine in a dark world. The lampstand does not create the flame—it sustains and displays it. As believers, we are called to be vessels that uphold the light of Christ so others may see Him clearly. Join us as we examine our calling to burn brightly, steward His presence, and stand as lampstands in our generation.

This week, we’re diving into the Word of God and exploring what it means to wrestle with God through the story of Jacob. In Genesis 28:13–15, 20–22, we see God meet Jacob in a moment of uncertainty and speak powerful promises over his life. We’ll also reflect on the heartfelt prayer in Psalms 102:1–9—a reminder that wrestling often begins with honest cries to God. If you’re in a season of struggle, waiting, or holding onto God’s promises, this message is for you. Join us as we discover His faithfulness in the middle of the wrestle.

In this consecration service, we journey through Matthew 25:1–13 and reflect on what it means to stay awake, prepared, and filled with oil. May this word stir us to deeper consecration and faithful living.

Please join us as we welcome the new year with Pastor Tyler’s first sermon of 2026. Together, we will reflect on God’s Word through readings from Genesis 4:1–7, Romans 12:9, and Psalm 119. We invite you to come worship, listen, and begin the year grounded in faith and love.

Join us this Sunday as Pastor Joel delivers a powerful and timely message titled “Am I Different?” As we usher in the New Year, this message invites us to pause and reflect: Am I different today than I was before? Are we living as God has called us to live, set apart and transformed for His purpose? Through Scripture, Pastor Joel challenges us to examine our hearts, our witness, and our walk with God as we step into a new season. We pray this message encourages reflection, growth, and renewal as you begin the New Year. Scripture Readings: Proverbs 25:26 & 28 Exodus 19:6 1 Peter 2:9–12 2 Samuel 12:14 Psalm 74:11 Jeremiah 17:9–10

Join us on this special Sunday, we’re continuing our Advent Series with the final series, LOVE, and it’s a special one! Our Children’s Church will be singing and reading the beautiful story of the birth of Jesus. Come celebrate the joy, hope, and wonder of the season with us. Scripture Reading: Luke 2:1–20

Join us with Pastor Tyler as we continue our Advent journey, focusing on Joy. True joy isn’t happiness—it’s a deep, Spirit-produced reality that sustains us through the wilderness of this world when we rightly see Jesus as the Christ. Readings: Luke 1:39–45 | John 17:20–23