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Isn’t Grace Amazing? (Ultimate Gratitude List 3 - Pastor Mike)
Jun 24, 2026
33m 17s
But God… (Ultimate Gratitude List 3 - Pastor Jared)
Jun 24, 2026
26m 09s
Level Up Your Prayer Life (Ultimate Gratitude List 2 - Pastor Mike)
Jun 15, 2026
34m 19s
Eyes Wide Open (Ultimate Gratitude List 2 - Pastor Jared)
Jun 15, 2026
24m 49s
Practice Gratitude (Ultimate Gratitude List 1 - Pastor Mike)
Jun 8, 2026
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| 6/24/26 | ![]() Isn’t Grace Amazing? (Ultimate Gratitude List 3 - Pastor Mike) | What does it actually mean that grace is amazing? Most people have heard the word their whole lives — but according to Ephesians 2, you can't feel the weight of it until you're honest about what it's covering.In week 3 of our summer series through Ephesians, Pastor Mike unpacks one of the most important passages in the Bible — Ephesians 2:1-10 — starting with what Paul says we actually deserve, and ending with what God gives anyway. Along the way, he traces the story of John Newton, the slave trader turned pastor who wrote "Amazing Grace" because he knew exactly how wide the gap was between who he was and what he received.Whether you grew up in church or you're not sure what you believe, this message asks a simple question: when someone asks if you're going to heaven, what does your answer start with? | 33m 17s | ||||||
| 6/24/26 | ![]() But God… (Ultimate Gratitude List 3 - Pastor Jared) | What if the thing standing between you and real peace isn't effort — it's understanding how lost you actually are?In week 3 of our summer series through Ephesians, we look at one of the most honest — and most hopeful — passages in the Bible. The Apostle Paul doesn't ease into it. He says: spiritually, you were dead. Not struggling. Not almost there. Dead. Influenced by a culture you've stopped noticing. Pulled in directions you didn't choose.And then comes the turn that changes everything: But God.Not "but try harder." Not "but be better." But God — who is rich in mercy, and who loves you with a love that started before the world was made — stepped in.We also look at what it means to be God's handiwork — a word that carries the weight of a poem, something crafted on purpose, placed exactly where you are for a reason. That's not just a nice thought. It means there are doors only you can open, people only you can reach, and a life only you can live.Whether you've been in church your whole life or you're not even sure you believe — this one's worth your time. | 26m 09s | ||||||
| 6/15/26 | ![]() Level Up Your Prayer Life (Ultimate Gratitude List 2 - Pastor Mike) | If you tracked every prayer you've said in the last year — what would show up most? Health, money, relationships, safety? There's nothing wrong with praying for those things. But what if that's only the beginning?In week 2 of our Ephesians summer series, we look at one of the most unusual things about the Apostle Paul: what he didn't pray for. Paul was sitting in a prison cell for five years — accused of a crime he didn't commit — writing to people he loved in a city full of hostility. And instead of praying for his freedom, his safety, or their safety… he prayed something far more interesting.In this message:*Why most people's prayers are stuck at Level 1 (and what the four levels actually are) *What Paul prayed that matters so much more than health, money, or safety *The homework that will change the way you pray — starting this week *The story of Joni Eareckson Tada, who spent 50 years in a wheelchair and discovered the prayer that changed everything | 34m 19s | ||||||
| 6/15/26 | ![]() Eyes Wide Open (Ultimate Gratitude List 2 - Pastor Jared) | In week 2 of our Ephesians summer series, we look at one of the most personal prayers in the Bible. The Apostle Paul isn't giving a to-do list. He's praying over people he loves — and he's asking God to open their eyes.Not to give them more information. To help them see what they already have.In this message, we dig into three things Paul prays you'd know:Hope — Not wishful thinking. A certainty that doesn't go up or down based on your circumstances. Inheritance — You are God's treasured possession. Not because of what you've done, but because of whose you are. Power — The same power that raised Jesus from the dead is already at work in you.Whether you're facing a hard diagnosis, a breaking relationship, an addiction, or just the quiet anxiety of 2 a.m. — this message is for you. | 24m 49s | ||||||
| 6/8/26 | ![]() Practice Gratitude (Ultimate Gratitude List 1 - Pastor Mike)✨ | gratitudehappiness+4 | — | Ephesians | — | gratitudeEphesians+6 | — | 37m 14s | |
| 6/8/26 | ![]() Chosen. Welcomed. Sealed. (Ultimate Gratitude List 1 - Pastor Jared)✨ | predestinationforgiveness+4 | — | Ephesians | — | predestinationforgiveness+5 | — | 29m 40s | |
| 6/1/26 | ![]() Don't Overcomplicate It (Adulting with Jesus 3 - Pastor Mike)✨ | marriagefamily+4 | — | Steve JobsiPhone+2 | — | datingmarriage+4 | — | 36m 45s | |
| 6/1/26 | ![]() The Hard Launch (Adulting with Jesus 3 - Pastor Steve)✨ | marriagefamily+4 | — | Matthew 19Ephesians 5+1 | — | adultingJesus+5 | — | 29m 08s | |
| 5/26/26 | ![]() Friends and Your Forever (Adulting with Jesus 2 - Pastor Timothy)✨ | friendshiploneliness+3 | — | — | — | friendshiploneliness+4 | — | 37m 43s | |
| 5/26/26 | ![]() Friends Shape Your Future (Adulting with Jesus 2 - Pastor Bill)✨ | friendshipspiritual maturity+3 | — | Adulting with JesusProverbs+2 | — | friendshipspiritual growth+3 | — | 28m 25s | |
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| 5/18/26 | ![]() Owned or Borrowed? (Adulting with Jesus 1 - Pastor Jared)✨ | adultingfaith+4 | — | — | — | adultingfaith ownership+5 | — | 25m 41s | |
| 5/18/26 | ![]() Owning Your Faith (Adulting with Jesus 1 - Pastor Mike)✨ | faithadulting+3 | — | 1 Timothy 4 | — | faithcollege+5 | — | 43m 03s | |
| 5/11/26 | ![]() But What About… Part 2 (God.LGBTQ.You. 5 - Pastor Mike)✨ | LGBTQ questionsChristianity+4 | — | Matthew 7Romans 1+3 | — | LGBTQChristianity+5 | — | 39m 30s | |
| 5/11/26 | ![]() Christ Redeems what you Regret (Bad Parents 5 - Pastor Steve)✨ | generational faithfulnessparenting+4 | — | — | — | regretfaithfulness+5 | — | 21m 43s | |
| 5/4/26 | ![]() But What About… (God.LGBTQ.You. 4 - Pastor Mike)✨ | GodLGBTQ+3 | Pastor Mike | 1 Peter 3:18 | — | GodLGBTQ+3 | — | 47m 34s | |
| 5/4/26 | ![]() What do you put Next to God? (Bad Parents 4- Pastor Jared) | What we place next to God, our kids learn to place above Him.In the fourth week of our Bad Parents series, we walk through the full arc of Gideon's life — from a frightened farmer threshing wheat in a winepress, to the unlikely judge who routed the Midianites with 300 men, torches, and clay pots, to the cautionary turn at the end of his story. Along the way we see how faith grows step by step… and how compromise sneaks in the same way.A few things worth sitting with:* Faith is just believing what God says about you is true.* Even shaky faith can take a step.* Compromise isn't always wrong — but what we set beside God can quietly become a snare for the next generation.* Jesus didn't almost rise. He rose completely. | 30m 29s | ||||||
| 4/27/26 | ![]() Is God Affirming? (God.LGBTQ.You. 3 - Pastor Mike | What does the Bible actually say about gender, sexuality, and same-sex marriage? In week three of our five-week series "God. LGBTQ. You.", Pastor Mike opens Scripture from Genesis to Romans to answer one of the most personal and consequential questions of our day: Is God affirming?This isn't a theological position to debate or a lifestyle to label — it's about people. Your friend. Your son. Your sister. The person sitting next to you in the pew. Maybe you. With roughly 1 in 4 Americans under 30 identifying as LGBTQ, this conversation matters in every home, every relationship, and every church.In this message, Pastor Mike walks carefully through every key biblical passage on the subject — including the original Hebrew and Greek — and addresses the hard questions head-on:* Genesis 1 & 2 — God's original design for gender and marriage* Genesis 19 — The story of Sodom and what it does (and doesn't) say* Leviticus 18:22 — How to read Old Testament law as a New Testament believer (yes, including the bacon)* 1 Corinthians 6 & 1 Timothy 1 — What the apostle Paul wrote, and what the Greek word "arsenokoitai" actually means* Romans 1 — A faithful reading of Paul's most direct passageHe also wades into the questions you may already be asking. Why would Jesus say this? What about Christian hypocrisy that picks and chooses convenient sins? Why doesn't God change my desires when I ask Him to? And the question that holds it all together — can we be saved?Whether this message is brand new to you, brings comfort, or challenges what you've always believed, lean in. Take notes. Keep listening. There are two more weeks in this series, and every part of the plot matters.If this is your first time joining us, please go back and watch Parts 1 and 2 first. The whole series fits together as one cohesive biblical and pastoral conversation. | 50m 12s | ||||||
| 4/27/26 | ![]() What you Tolerate, You Teach (Bad Parents 3- Pastor Jared) | Come unpack one of the most sobering parenting stories in Scripture: Eli the high priest and his sons Hophni and Phinehas (1 Samuel 2). Eli was a respected leader for 40 years — judge, priest, the man people from across Israel came to see. But while he led a nation, he failed to lead his own household. His sons stole from God's offerings, slept with the women serving at the Tent of Meeting, and treated holy things with contempt — and Eli's response wasn't enough.This message wrestles with the tension every parent, grandparent, mentor, and leader feels:* When is discipline too harsh? When is it too soft?* Why does the authority that works at work fall flat at home?* What happens when familiarity with holy things turns into contempt?* Is it easier to keep the peace than to fight for the heart?Eli finally spoke up — but the rebuke didn't match the sin, and his family paid the price. The good news? We have a Father who does not ignore what He loves. God steps in. God speaks the hard truth. And where Eli wouldn't say "my sons must die," our God said, "My Son will die for them."Don't ignore what you love. Have the courage to have the conversation. | 29m 24s | ||||||
| 4/20/26 | ![]() Love All (God.LGBTQ.You. 2 - Pastor Mike) | In a culture where the temperature on faith and sexuality is often "turned up to 1000 degrees," Pastor Mike continues the five-week series, "God, LGBTQ, and You," by focusing on the second greatest commandment: Love your neighbor as yourself.Building on last week’s message about loving God most, this sermon explores what it means to truly love our neighbors in the midst of a polarizing cultural divide. Drawing from Matthew 22, Pastor Mike challenges the "conditional view of love" that often plagues both religious and secular communities. The big idea is simple but transformative: followers of Christ are called to love all our neighbors a lot—not just some of them, and not just a little.Through the examples of the woman at the well, the self-righteous Pharisees, and the tax collector Zacchaeus, we see a Jesus who was "so approachable and loving" that it confused the people around Him. He didn't lead with a ledger of mistakes; He led with countercultural love. Most importantly, the sermon highlights the heart of the Gospel: God demonstrated His love for us by dying for us "while we were still sinners"—not after we had everything figured out. | 37m 24s | ||||||
| 4/20/26 | ![]() Breaking Generational Dysfunction (Bad Parents 2 - Pastor Bill) | Have you ever noticed that certain traits—both good and bad—seem to run in your family?. In week two of our "Bad Parents of the Bible" series, Pastor Monday explores the messy history of the patriarch Jacob and the generational dysfunction that nearly destroyed his family.We often inherit more than just physical features or personality quirks; we inherit "generational trends" that shape our family culture. For Jacob, this meant repeating the same mistake his father made: favoritism. By gifting his son Joseph an ornate, "managerial" robe, Jacob sparked a level of hatred among his other sons so deep they couldn't even offer Joseph a simple word of Shalom (peace).In this message, we explore:* The Power of Familiarity: How dysfunction becomes "normal" in a family until it is compared to God’s Word.* Hearing God through the Noise: How generational sin can actually prevent us from hearing God’s voice and receiving His messengers.* The "Monday" Options: A look at how patterns can feel like they only leave us two options (like "preachers or prisoners"), and how to find a third way through Christ.* Breaking the Cycle: Why "managing" dysfunction or overcorrecting with the next generation isn't enough.The Good News: Jesus didn't come just to help us manage our mess. He entered our "locked rooms" of guilt and shame to offer true peace. As Pastor Monday shares, "Jesus doesn't just interrupt the pattern, he crucifies it," giving us the power of forgiveness to restore even the most broken relationships. | 27m 32s | ||||||
| 4/13/26 | ![]() Love God Most (God.LGBTQ.You. 1 - Pastor Mike) | This series aims to move beyond social media snippets and explore Christianity and sexuality with biblical depth, empathy, and "dripping compassion".The Question Before the Questions Before diving into the complex "what abouts" regarding pronouns, policies, or specific Bible passages, this sermon poses one fundamental question: "Do you love God the most?". Drawing from Matthew 22, Pastor Mike highlights Jesus’ teaching that the first and greatest commandment is to love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, and mind. This means placing God’s Word above personal desires, cultural trends, and even church traditions.The sermon outlines two primary reasons why we must prioritize God’s perspective in the conversation on sexuality:1. God always speaks the truth: Unlike human experiences or cultural shifts that can be mistaken, God's Word is always right, true, and faithful.2. God always acts in love: God is the definition of love, demonstrated most clearly through the atoning sacrifice of Jesus, who took on the "muck and mire" of our sin so we could be washed pure.Pastor Mike shares the stories of individuals like Beckett Cook, St. Augustine, and Rachel (a lesbian student at Yale), all of whom discovered that finding God was "bigger and better" than their sexual passions. Their lives testify that when we are persuaded by God's character of truth and moved by His gospel of love, we are finally ready to navigate the nitty-gritty questions of identity and orientation.What to Expect in This Series: This sermon is a commitment to a holistic, five-week journey. In the coming weeks, the church will tackle:* Imitating the God of love in our hospitality and mercy.* Imitating the God of truth regarding specific passages in Genesis, Leviticus, and the New Testament.* Practical questions regarding same-sex attraction, gender identity, and how the church should respond to the LGBTQ community today.Join us as we commit to being here for the "whole thing," starting not with ourselves, but with God. | 39m 07s | ||||||
| 4/13/26 | ![]() The Trap of Control (Bad Parents 1 - Pastor Jared) | Are you parenting out of trust or control?,. In the kickoff of our new sermon series, "Bad Parents of the Bible," we take an honest look at the messy family dynamics of Isaac and Rebekah,,.Parenting is often an exhausting journey of investing and "pouring in," waiting for our children to finally "turn a corner" in their maturity,. But what happens when the pressure to succeed—or even a divine promise—leads us to favoritism and manipulation?,,,. Through the story of Esau and Jacob, we explore how favoritism often stems from what a child "gives back" to us emotionally or physically, and how trying to control the outcome can lead to short-term wins but devastating long-term consequences,,.We also address the unique fears of parenting in 2026. From the constant "scrolling" of social media to the alarming emergence of AI technologies like "Mythos" that can find vulnerabilities in global systems, the world feels increasingly unpredictable,,. When fear rises, we often tighten our grip, but the line between guiding and controlling is remarkably thin.Key Takeaway: Your child's future is not resting on your control, but on God's grace. While we are called to have the courage to have hard conversations and to stay invested, we can find peace knowing that God loves our children even more than we do,,.In this message, you’ll discover:* Why we naturally gravitate toward favoritism in our relationships,.* The difference between guiding our children and trying to control them.* How to navigate parenting in a high-tech world filled with deep fakes and cyber threats,.* The freedom found in realizing that God’s love for us is based on His grace, not our parenting performance. | 29m 22s | ||||||
| 4/7/26 | ![]() Don’t Forget Easter (Truth Bombs Easter - Pastor Mike) | Why do millions of people—from the devoutly committed to the deeply skeptical—show up for Easter Sunday? In this message, we explore how Easter is much like Super Bowl Sunday: a massive cultural moment where people gather for vastly different reasons.Whether you are here out of curiosity, kindness to a loved one, or a deep commitment to your faith, there is a seat for you at this table. This sermon dives into the historical reality and life-changing power of the resurrection, proving that no matter who you are or what your story is, Easter is for you.In this message, we explore three unique paths to the empty tomb:* For the Curious: Are you searching for something solid in a world that feels uncertain? We look at the "lack of love" problem we all face and how Jesus came not with a list of commandments, but with a sacrifice of unconditional love to fix what we couldn't fix ourselves.* For the Unsure: Do you feel like the resurrection sounds like "nonsense"? We "pull a Peter" and investigate the evidence. From debunking the "wrong tomb" and "swoon" theories to examining why the apostles were willing to die for this message, we see that belief in Jesus doesn't require you to turn off your brain.* For the Experienced: If you’ve celebrated 50 Easters, what is left to learn? We look at how even Jesus’ closest friends forgot the promise of Easter. We rediscover how the resurrection provides daily freedom from guilt, hope in the face of grief, and the power to face life’s hardest challenges."He is risen indeed!" Death is not the period at the end of our story; because of Jesus, it is only a comma. | 37m 07s | ||||||
| 4/7/26 | ![]() Easter is for Everyone (Truth Bombs Easter - Pastor Jared) | Explore why the resurrection of Jesus is not just a philosophy or a collection of religious beliefs, but a life-altering historic event that changes everything for everyone. Whether you are stepping into a church for the first time, wrestling with deep-seated doubts, or have celebrated Easter for decades, this message is for you.In this sermon, we look at the Easter story through three lenses:* For the Curious: Discover why Easter is rooted in history. We dive into the research of Luke, a doctor and historian, who documented the empty tomb not as a myth, but as a factual account of sin being forgiven and death being defeated.* For the Unsure: Do you feel like the resurrection sounds like "nonsense"? You’re in good company. We follow the journey of Peter—a man who went from denying Jesus to running toward the empty tomb. We explore the evidence that moved the early disciples from being unsure to being unshakable.* For the Experienced: If this is your 50th Easter, what is left to hear? Pastor Jared discusses the vital difference between knowing the story and remembering what it means for your daily life. Learn how the resurrection provides an anchor against anxiety and a certain hope for your future.The Power of Redemption: Through a moving story about "buying back" lost treasures at a thrift store, we see the heart of Jesus as our Redeemer. He didn’t stay distant; He came into our mess and our death to pay the price and bring us home | 29m 55s | ||||||
| 4/7/26 | ![]() What Jesus Refused to do (Truth Bombs Good Friday - Pastor Michael) | In this Good Friday message, we journey through the final 20 hours of Jesus’ life—from the agony of Gethsemane to the finality of the tomb. While we often focus on what Jesus did, this sermon explores the profound significance of what Jesus refused to do.Jesus was not a victim. He was a King setting aside His authority and refusing to use His power so that the mission of our salvation could be completed.In this message, we explore:* The Refusal to Run: In the Garden of Gethsemane, despite being "overwhelmed to the point of death," Jesus refused to walk away from the cup of God’s wrath.* The Refusal to be Rescued: Jesus could have called upon 12 legions of angels—over 72,000—to wipe out His enemies in a moment, but He chose to stay for our sake.* The Refusal to be Silent: When the High Priest asked if He was the Messiah, Jesus boldly declared "I AM," accepting a guilty verdict of blasphemy so that a guilty verdict would never be pronounced over you.* The Great Exchange: Like Barabbas, we are the ones who deserve the chains, yet Jesus refused to set Himself free so that we could walk free.* The Refusal to Save Himself: Even as He was mocked on the cross, Jesus refused to come down. He knew that if He saved Himself, He could not save us."It is finished.". When Jesus spoke those final words, He wasn't giving up; He was declaring that the debt of our sin was paid in full. Your debt, your shame, and your past have been absorbed by the one who loved you too much to let you go. | 23m 01s | ||||||
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