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What if the church you've been attending is far bigger than you've ever imagined? In the final message of his four-part series, Back to the Fundamentals, Matt Coker explores what Scripture teaches about the true nature of the church. Using a simple LEGO brick, Hebrews 12, and 1 Corinthians 12, Matt challenges us to see the church as more than a building, a weekly gathering, or a membership roll. The church is a body where every part matters, a family that cares for one another, a community marked by generosity, and a mission that reaches far beyond Sunday mornings. But there's an even bigger picture. What if the believers gathered in your sanctuary are just a small, visible part of a church that stretches across generations and centuries? As the series concludes, Matt brings together the fundamentals of prayer, Scripture, worship, and the church, reminding us that the simplest parts of our faith are often far greater than we realize.

Guest Speaker Matthew Coker explores the biblical meaning of worship in Revelation 4, explaining why true Christian worship is a continuous, costly, and shared response to God's worth, not just a Sunday morning experience.

Guest speaker Matthew Coker explores why the Bible is God's living and active Word, how Scripture speaks into our lives today, and why reading the Bible should lead to genuine spiritual transformation.

Guest speaker Matt Coker explores Matthew 6 and the Lord’s Prayer to show how Christians can return to the fundamentals of honest, relational, God-centered prayer.

Rev. Brandon Boydstun continues the Interrupted sermon series in Acts 8, exploring Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch, obedience to God, sharing the gospel, divine appointments, and following God outside your comfort zone.

Rev. Brandon Boydstun begins the Interrupted sermon series in Genesis 22, exploring Abraham and Isaac, trusting God through unexpected interruptions, obedience, surrender, God’s provision, and faith when we do not understand His plan.

Rev. Brandon Boydstun concludes Section Four of Romans with Romans 11:25–36, exploring Israel’s salvation, God’s irrevocable calling, His mercy toward Jews and Gentiles, and why all things ultimately exist for His glory.

Rev. Brandon Boydstun teaches Romans 11, explaining Israel’s place in God’s plan, salvation by grace through faith, the olive tree illustration, and why no one is too far from God to be restored.

Rev. Brandon Boydstun teaches Romans 10:5–21, explaining salvation by faith in Jesus Christ, Israel’s rejection of the gospel, and why Christians are called to urgently share the good news with others.

Brandon Boydstun teaches Romans 9:27–10:4, explaining salvation through faith in Jesus Christ, the danger of relying on religious works, and the believer’s call to share the gospel.

Explore Romans 9:1–26 and what Paul teaches about God’s sovereignty, election, mercy, Israel’s disobedience, and our personal response to salvation through Jesus Christ.

In Part 4 of the Created sermon series, Rev. Brandon Boydstun explores what it truly means to be created to worship. Teaching from Colossians 3, Brandon explains that biblical worship is much more than singing songs or attending a church service—it is a whole-life response to God. From the way we think and speak to how we treat our families, coworkers, and neighbors, every part of life can become an act of worship. This message challenges us to examine what has captured our hearts, put away the patterns of our old selves, and live every day with our minds set on Christ, doing everything for the glory of God.

Rev. Brandon Boydstun teaches from 1 Corinthians 12 about finding your God-given purpose, discovering your unique role in the body of Christ, and living out the Great Commission.

Rev. Brandon Boydstun explains God’s biblical design for singleness and Christian marriage, including mutual submission, sacrificial love, respect, and becoming one in Christ.

Discover what Genesis and Psalm 139 teach about being created in God’s image, finding your God-given purpose, and living faithfully in the specific time and place God has given you.