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More | Walk It Out | Ephesians 3:14–21 God has more for us than simply knowing about Him. In Ephesians 3, Paul prays that believers would experience God's power, understand the depth of His love, and be filled with His fullness. Discover how prayer, surrender, and the work of the Holy Spirit can transform the way we live.

What could God do through your story and through His Church? In Ephesians 3:1–13, Pastor Tim unpacks a mystery that had been hidden for generations and reveals what it means for ordinary people to be part of God’s extraordinary plan. Because of Jesus, we can come to God with boldness and confidence.

The world creates categories. Jesus creates a family. In Ephesians 2:11–22, Pastor Scott shares how the cross not only reconciles us to God but also changes the way we relate to one another. In Christ, outsiders are brought near, walls come down, and we become one new people.

Ephesians 2 begins with a hard truth: we were dead in our sin. Then come two words that change everything: But God. Because of His great love and mercy, God makes us alive with Christ. We’ll look at what it means to receive salvation as a gift of grace and then live as God’s workmanship, created for good works.

In Ephesians 1, Paul writes to believers surrounded by competing voices and allegiances and points them back to Jesus. We’ll look at the spiritual blessings we have in Christ, God’s work in our story, and the incredible power of God at work in us.

The story of David and Goliath is about more than defeating a giant. As we trace this story through Scripture, we see connections that reach all the way back to Genesis and ultimately point forward to Jesus. At Golgotha, Jesus gave the death blow to death itself.

The Bible isn’t simply something to read or understand—it’s meant to become part of us. In the final week of What Is the Bible?, Pastor John Stumbo looks at what it means to “eat this book” and allow God’s Word to reveal truth, lead us to obedience, and shape our lives.

Bible reading itself isn’t the goal. So why should spending time in Scripture become a priority in our lives?  Dr. John Stumbo shares four reasons to regularly engage with God’s Word and how, through Scripture, we can know God more deeply, be grounded in truth, stand against temptation and evil, and submit to His loving work of formation.

The Bible isn’t hundreds of disconnected stories—it tells one great story. From Creation and the Fall to God’s promise of rescue, the redemption found in Jesus, the Church, and the New Creation still to come, Scripture reveals God’s work to restore what sin has broken through Jesus Christ. We’re not simply people who read this story. We’ve been invited into it.

Can we trust the Bible enough to build our lives on it? In this message, we look at how trust grows through both evidence and experience—and how examining Scripture while developing a deeper relationship with God gives us a firm foundation for our lives.

More Than A Book Before we ask whether we can trust the Bible or how to study it, we first need to answer a simpler question: What exactly is this book? In this message, Pastor Tim Meier lays the foundation for our What's in the Bible? series by exploring how God speaks through Scripture, how every page points to Jesus, and why the Bible invites us into a deeper relationship with God.

Kingdom Advance | God & Money – Week 3 | Pastor Tim Meier Why does generosity matter? In this message, Pastor Tim concludes our God & Money series by showing that generosity is more than a financial decision—it's an invitation to participate in what God is doing in the world. As we study 2 Corinthians 9, we'll discover that Christian generosity flows from gratitude, fuels Kingdom ministry, and allows each of us to become part of stories with eternal impact.

First Things First | God & Money – Week 2 | Pastor Tim Meier What does it really mean to put God first?  In Week 2 of God & Money, Pastor Tim explores the biblical framework of firstfruits and generosity. Rather than asking, "What's the minimum I have to give?" Scripture invites us to ask a better question: "What would it look like to put God first with the resources He's entrusted to me?" Discover how generosity becomes an act of worship rooted in trust rather than obligation.

God Owns Everything | God & Money – Week 1 | Pastor Tim Meier  Who really owns what we have?  In the opening message of our God & Money series, Pastor Tim lays the foundation for a biblical view of money by exploring one simple but life-changing truth: God owns everything. Discover how embracing stewardship over ownership reshapes our relationship with money, reveals what we truly value, and invites us to worship God with every area of our lives.

Jesus calls Himself the true Vine, inviting us into a relationship that grows deeper over a lifetime. In this message from John 15, Pastor Tim Meier unpacks what it means to abide in Christ, trust God’s pruning, and bear fruit as we remain connected to Him.