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This Mother’s Day, Pastor Matt reminded us that Jesus didn’t just serve people… He became a servant.

In a world that pushes status, recognition, and self-promotion, Jesus modeled something completely different — humility, surrender, and love in action. From washing the disciples’ feet to calling us into daily renewal through Him, this message challenged us to ask:

“Would the people who know me best call me a servant?”

Thank you to every mother who reflects the heart of Christ through sacrifice, patience, prayer, and unconditional love. Your service matters more than words can express.

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This week’s message challenges us to rethink what the Church is really meant to be.It’s not about programs, a building, or a presentation.

It’s about people living in true community, the presence of God being undeniable, the gospel being boldly proclaimed, and lives being changed by His power.

Pastor Matt lays out a clear picture of what should define every church that follows Jesus—and it’s the kind of church that doesn’t just gather… it transforms lives and impacts cities.

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Pastor Andy delivers a powerful message on unity, calling the church to surrender personal preferences and fully trust the Holy Spirit. Walking through Ephesians 4, he emphasizes reconciliation, humility, and the importance of living a life that reflects Christ—together as one body.

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This week Pastor Andy walks through Acts 7 and the martyrdom of Stephen — the first man killed for proclaiming the name of Jesus.
Stephen stood before the religious elite and reminded them of a hard truth: God does not live in temples made by human hands. He never desired sacred places as much as He desired sacred people.

This message confronts modern Christianity with uncomfortable questions:
• Is church a place we go — or a life we live?
• Is Jesus a teacher we appreciate — or Lord we surrender to?
• Are we building institutions — or carrying His presence?

The Bible isn’t the story of human success. It’s the narrative of the failed priesthood — and the mercy of a God who keeps making a way.
Watch now and ask yourself:
Is Jesus contained to Sunday… or is He living in you?

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In this message, Pastor Andy walks through Acts 2 and reminds us that the Church was never built on events, personalities, or routines—but on people devoted to the Word, prayer, community, and the work of the Holy Spirit.

This is a call back to Scripture, to unity, and to living like forgiven people—together.

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This week, Pastor Andy kicked off the new year by taking us into Proverbs — reminding us that true wisdom begins with trusting God above our own understanding. In a world overflowing with information but starving for wisdom, the call is simple: align your life with God’s word, trust His leadership, and allow Him to guide every decision, every season, every step.
When we place Jesus at the center — our priorities, identity, relationships, and purpose all begin to fall into alignment with His kingdom. This is what it means to live blessed — not perfect, not problem-free — but fully surrendered and guided by God’s truth.

If you missed it, take time this week to reflect on Proverbs 3:5–6 — and let this be the year we trust the Lord with everything.

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In this Christmas message, Pastor Andy walks through the meaning behind Jesus’ birth, the prophecy of Emmanuel—God with us—and why the arrival of Christ still changes everything today. From the virgin birth to Jesus as our Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace, this message points us back to the heart of the Gospel.

Whether you’re new to faith, returning to church, or have followed Jesus for years, this message is a reminder that Christmas isn’t just about tradition—it’s about redemption.

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In Mark 7, Jesus confronts one of the most dangerous spiritual traps—hypocrisy. In this message, Pastor Andy challenges us to look beyond religious behaviors and examine the true posture of our hearts. Holiness isn’t about what we avoid, but about who we love, surrender to, and become more like.