Message Series


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Some things are too important to lose.

In this series we’re looking at passages of Scripture worth keeping close. Words to come back to when life gets hard, anxiety gets loud, temptation hits, or you simply don’t know what to do next. Because when those moments come, we don’t just want God’s Word somewhere we can find it. We want it living inside of us.

Parables

In this series, we’re looking at the stories Jesus told to reveal what life with God is really like. Each parable invites us to slow down, pay attention, and consider what Jesus may be saying to us today.

Father's Day

Father’s Day is a chance to celebrate the people who have shaped our lives and reflect on the kind of impact we’re leaving behind. In this message, Pastor Phil explores four legacies that stand the test of time: faith, prayer, blessing, and grace.

Whether you’re a dad, a parent, or simply someone who wants their life to matter, this message will encourage you to live with purpose and leave a legacy that points others toward Jesus.

Ready For His Return

In this series, we walk through Matthew 24 and the words of Jesus about the end times, spiritual pressure, and staying faithful in uncertain days.

Mother's Day | 2026

This Mother’s Day message from Pastor Ken looks at the story of the widow and the oil in 2 Kings 4. For anyone feeling exhausted, overwhelmed, or like they have nothing left to give, this message is a reminder that God still meets people in their emptiness with grace, provision, and hope.

The Non-Negotiables

This series looks at the core beliefs of Christianity and the convictions that shape how we live. Not just what we believe, but what we build our lives on.

Easter 2026

Experience a replay of our 2026 Easter service.

This Is Jesus

Who is Jesus, really?

In a world shaped by short clips and surface-level answers, this series walks verse by verse through the Gospel of Mark to rediscover who Jesus truly is. Mark presents Jesus as the suffering servant, the powerful healer, and the One who moves toward the mess.