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In this message, Pastor Emily Olson wraps up the series teaching from Revelation 21–22 about God's promise to make all things new and dwell with His people forever. We are reminded that our longing for home ultimately points us toward God's presence, where death and sorrow will be no more. Until that day, we are invited to seek His face and live with the hope that one day we will see Him face to face.

In this message from, we look at Revelation 19 and the promise that Jesus is coming again as King of kings and Lord of lords. For those who belong to Christ, His return is not something to dread, but someone to long for, because Jesus wins.

In this message from, we look at Revelation’s picture of Babylon and the call for God’s people to stand firm. We are reminded that the world’s promises cannot satisfy apart from God, and that faithful endurance is our response as we wait for Jesus.

In this message, Pastor Emily Olson teaches from Revelation 6–16 about what faithfulness looks like while we are still in the middle of the story. Revelation reminds us to bear witness, remain faithful, and follow the Lamb, trusting that nothing can change the fact that we belong to Jesus.

In this message, Pastor Emily Olson teaches from Revelation 2–5 about Jesus’ call for the church to wake up, return to first love, and keep Him at the center. Revelation reminds us that Jesus is reigning, the Lamb is worthy, and God has always desired to dwell with His people.

In this message, Lead Pastor Emily Olson teaches from Revelation 1 about lifting our eyes to see Jesus clearly. When our circumstances feel confusing or overwhelming, Revelation reminds us that Jesus is present, victorious, and reigning and that seeing Him rightly should change how we live today.

In this message, we are reminded that following Jesus means putting first things first. Through priority, practice, and people, we learn to arrange our lives around becoming more like Jesus—loving God with all we are and loving our neighbors as ourselves.

In this message we close out the series looking at Acts 27–28 and Paul’s journey through a storm, shipwreck, snakebite, and imprisonment. Through it all, we see that nothing can stop God’s story, and Acts reminds us that the gospel is still moving forward through ordinary people who carry the hope of Jesus into the world.

In this message we see how Paul transformed every trial and every conversation into an opportunity to share the gospel. Through Acts 24–26, we are reminded that God can redeem any circumstance and that every person we encounter is someone Jesus loves.

In this message we look at Paul’s journey through Acts 21–23 and see how God’s presence is often most evident when our circumstances make the least sense. Paul’s story reminds us that even when we are misunderstood, opposed, or facing uncertainty, Jesus stands near and calls us to take courage.

In this message, we look at Acts 20 and Paul’s example of a life poured out for Jesus and others. We are challenged to choose faithfulness over comfort, live with humility and courage, and ask Jesus what He wants our lives to be poured out for.

In this message, we look at Acts 19 and the riot in Ephesus to see how the gospel challenges the idols, priorities, and cultural pressures that shape our lives. We are reminded that courage is staying faithful, wisdom is knowing when to speak, and humility is trusting God with the outcomes we cannot control.

In this message, Pastor Emily Olson teaches from Acts 19 about the transforming work of the Holy Spirit. Through the people of Ephesus, we are reminded that faith is not just about information or borrowed religion, but about surrendering fully to Jesus and allowing Him to change every part of our lives.

In this message from Acts 18, we see how God strengthens weary servants so they can strengthen others. Through Paul, Priscilla, Aquila, Timothy, Silas, and Apollos, we are reminded that a healthy church is built through mutual encouragement, faithful discipleship, and ordinary believers helping one another keep going.

In this message, Pastor Emily Olson teaches from Acts 17 about seeing our city with the compassion and attention of Jesus. Through Paul’s time in Athens, we are reminded that compassion begins with paying attention, and our mission is to introduce people to the One they have been searching for all along.