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November 1st, 2026 | Pastor Kyle Collins Jesus has opened the way into God’s presence, we can draw near with confidence, hold onto hope, and encourage one another, trusting the one who is faithful.

October 25th, 2026 | Pastor Jonathan Cleveland  Forgiveness always costs someone something. Through the sacrifice of Jesus, God paid that cost himself rather than demand it from us, revealing a God who bleeds real blood and loves us beyond measure.

October 18th, 2026 | Pastor Jonathan Cleveland Old-covenant religion runs on fear, duty, and reward, but the new covenant in Jesus offers unconditional love that changes us from the inside out. Pray to know how loved you are, and love for God will follow.

October 11th, 2026 | Pastor Jonathan Cleveland The old priests were sinners representing sinners, but Jesus is a perfect advocate who shows his scars as proof our debt is paid in full. Real change comes not from performing for God, but from trusting what Jesus has already done.

October 4th, 2026 | Pastor Jonathan Cleveland Hebrews 6 has one of the Bible’s scariest warnings about “falling away,” but it’s followed by one of its greatest promises. Our hope is an anchor for the soul because it rests on God’s unchanging character, not on our grip.

September 27th, 2026 | Pastor Jonathan Cleveland  Jesus understands our weaknesses and meets us with mercy and compassion. As our High Priest, He invites us to approach Him with confidence, receive His grace, and follow His lead as we grow.

September 20th, 2026 | Pastor Jonathan Cleveland Why are we so restless? Many of us are quietly hustling to prove we’re successful, attractive, good, or significant, wearing our own “fig leaves” to cover our shame. In this message from our Hebrews series, we see that true rest comes from two things: faith in the sufficiency of Jesus grace, and honesty about what we’re hiding behind. When we stop trying to justify our existence and let Jesus, the living Word, uncover the real us, we can finally rest.

September 13th, 2026 | Pastor Jonathan Cleveland  We all know we fall short, even of our own standards, let alone God’s. This week we look at what that means for the salvation we’ve been given in Jesus, tracing what we lost through sin, what Jesus gained back for us through his death, and how that frees us not to be brave in the face of death, but truly fearless because our salvation is a brother who meets us at the end and leads the way through.

September 6th, 2026 | Pastor Jonathan Cleveland Jesus isn’t just another path to God, but God’s exact and final word to us. Instead of choosing between cultural pluralism and rigid fundamentalism, we’re invited into something better: secure, lasting attachment to Jesus himself.

What is the Church really for? We explore how each of us has a unique calling to love and serve others. The Church exists to help us grow, care for our souls, and discover the good works God has prepared for each of us.

August 23rd, 2026 | Pastor Christy Penley Paul and Barnabas’s sharp disagreement over John Mark (Acts 15) sets the stage for a hard truth: conflict is part of any real community. Drawing on Matthew 18, the sermon lays out Jesus’s path through disagreement, going directly to the person, involving others when needed, and staying at the table even when reconciliation feels impossible. It closes with John Mark’s later redemption as a reminder that conflict doesn’t have to be the end of the story.

August 16th, 2026 | Pastor Christy Penley + Katie Brown –  Acts 2:42-43 Following Jesus was never meant to be done alone. This week, we look at what it means to build genuine community, showing up for one another, sharing life, and becoming more like Jesus together.

July 26th, 2026 | Speaker: Emery Whitmarsh  Explores the power of the questions we ask each other, and how technology and social fear often get in the way of real conversation. Looks at Matthew 6:24-34, where Jesus uses questions to ground people, speak truth, and lovingly challenge them in their worries. Closes with a call to ask others intentional, caring questions, and to have the courage to invite others to ask them of you.

July 19th, 2026 | Pastor Caitlin Garrett & Cindy Limbrick We all have questions for God, especially in seasons of uncertainty. This week, we explore how bringing our honest questions to Him can deepen our faith and remind us that God is with us through it all.