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The Beatitudes aren't a checklist to earn God's favor or a set of impossible standards meant to beat us down; they are the true portraits of everyone who trusts and follows Christ. Step with us onto the hillside by the Sea of Galilee as we discover how Jesus reframes our daily lives—whether in uniform, at work, or at home—with the joyful, counter-cultural reality of His kingdom

When a self-righteous Pharisee hosts Jesus, a scandalous, uninvited guest crashes the room and changes everything. In this gripping scene from Luke 7, we witness two entirely different responses to the Savior: one rooted in pride and cold self-sufficiency, the other in overwhelming, tear-soaked gratitude. Join us as we examine our own hearts at the feet of Jesus, where the heaviest shames are met with radical forgiveness and true peace

Steven Henry Sr. gives a sermon on Galatians 1:6-9

Even strong disciples can drift, fail, or default to doing life on their own terms. In John 21, the risen Jesus meets a weary, discouraged Peter right at the shoreline with a charcoal fire, a miraculous catch, and an invitation to breakfast. Discover how Christ gently breaks through our failures, restores our love, and calls us back to purposeful service

We often rely on self-sufficiency and clever plans to fix our problems, but the problem we see isn't always the one God sees. Through Jacob’s midnight wrestling match in Genesis 32, this message reveals how God turns the world upside-down—breaking our self-reliance so we learn that true strength and closeness with Him only come through brokenness

God’s grace doesn't ask you to clean up your act first—it meets you in your most barren places, strips away your labels of shame, and seats you permanently at the King’s table

A sermon on the book of Jonah

In this concluding message of our series through Job, we arrive at the threshold of God’s sovereign majesty in chapter 42. Faced with the greatness of the Creator, our curated demands and unanswered questions collapse into humble, wholehearted worship. Discover how moving from second-hand knowledge to first-hand sight allows us to trade our anxieties for peace, resting fully in the wise providence and boundless grace of God even in the dark

After months of silence, God finally speaks to Job from the whirlwind—not with easy explanations for his suffering, but with a breathtaking vision of sovereign majesty. Discover how beholding the untamed Creator allows us to trust Him in the dark

Before the Lord answers Job from the whirlwind, one final voice steps up: Elihu, a confident young pundit making one last human attempt to explain Job’s suffering. Examining Job 32–37, we unpack the tension of Elihu’s speeches—where real truth meets misplaced counsel—and discover how the shortcomings of human wisdom prepare our hearts to finally hear from the living God

Nothing in real life promises a problem-free faith, and Job’s story doesn't offer quick fixes. This week, we explore Job’s final appeal in chapters 29–31. We’ll discover how to walk through seasons of deep suffering without losing our integrity, resting in the truth that the God who seems silent has not abandoned His people

In an era overloaded with information, human ingenuity can unlock incredible technical feats—yet true wisdom remains out of reach through our own efforts alone. Exploring Job 28, this sermon contrasts the limits of worldly knowledge with the eternal answer found only in God. As Job navigates deep suffering, Scripture redirects our search from human solutions to the fear of the Lord, ultimately fulfilled in Jesus Christ. Believers—parents and students alike—are challenged to stop looking to the world for answers and ground their lives in the true treasure of godly wisdom

Pastor Jeremy preaches on Patience

"When God closes a door, He opens a window." "God's got this." We’ve all heard—or said—clichés like these, but do they actually help? This Sunday, we dig into the final debates in Job to learn how to listen better, grieve together, and bring Christlike comfort to a hurting world