The command, "Do not steal," isn't just about guarding property, but guarding people, protecting their dignity, their trust, and the strength of our community. Learn how God calls us to live with integrity in all we do for the good of others.
This is a hope‑filled message on marriage, temptation, and God’s power to redeem what’s been broken. If you or someone you love needs encouragement and clarity in a challenging season, this message is for you.
The command “Do not murder” isn’t just about avoiding the worst but about choosing the kind of everyday love that gives life. It’s an invitation to notice how our tone, our patience, and our willingness to show up for people become the real places where God’s love is revealed.
Most of us have wished parenting came with a clear, trustworthy guide. Well, it turns out God actually gave us one. In this message we’re unpacking some very practical, hope‑filled wisdom that will help all of us pour into the next generation with faith, courage, and love.
Ephesians 6:1–4 gives us God’s vision for children, parents, and the kind of grace‑filled homes He loves to build. If you long for healthier relationships, renewed hope, or a fresh start in your family story, this message will speak life to you.
This message is about finding real rest in Jesus when life feels like it’s on fire. You’ll learn why stress isn’t the enemy and how Jesus shows a better rhythm for your soul. If you’re weary, overloaded, or just done pretending everything’s fine, this is a word you need.
God’s name is precious and powerful, and Scripture calls us to treat it with honor. That’s why He commands us not to misuse it. In this message, we explore practical ways to avoid misusing God’s name, and how to use His name boldly and faithfully for His glory.
We're diving into the First Commandment which is God’s invitation to put Him first in a world full of distractions. And it’s not just a rule. It’s the path to true rest, purpose, and freedom. Come be encouraged and refocused.
This message will change the way you see God’s commandments: not as restrictions, but as gifts meant to bring freedom, peace, and joy. We’ll explore how God’s boundaries protect us, bless our families, and lead us toward a life that actually satisfies.
In this message, we celebrate the goodness of God our Father, the One who holds us, pursues us, and refuses...
If you've ever wondered why God allows hard seasons into your life, this message will bring clarity and hope. We're talking about God's loving discipline; how a perfect Father uses difficulty to mature, protect, and draw his children closer. You'll walk away with a clearer picture of his heart and a deeper confidence in his love.
We’re looking at the second part of Jesus’ story about the prodigal son that exposes something uncomfortable: sometimes the people who look the most put‑together are the ones who struggle most with grace. If you’ve ever felt frustrated when someone else got what you thought you deserved, this message is for you.
We all carry distorted ideas about God the Father, and many of them keep us at a distance from Him. Jesus told the story of the prodigal son to reveal a Father whose compassion runs toward rebels, meets them in their mess, and welcomes them home with joy.
Many followers of Jesus find themselves stuck between guilt and doubt, wondering if ongoing struggle with sin means their faith isn’t real. In this message, we’ll work through two truths that all Jesus followers must hold together: You are a sinner and you are a saint. You can battle sin and stand fully accepted before God.
What does it look like to follow Jesus without withdrawing from the world or blending into it? This week we’re exploring that tension: what it means to live in the world but not of it, and why God calls us to hold that space with faith and purpose.
Come along and see what Jesus really says about judging others, and why his grace changes the way we see people around us. If you've ever felt the sting of judgment or caught yourself being too quick to give it, this message will point you back to the freedom and compassion that flow from Jesus' mercy.
We're looking at one of the most beautiful truths in Scripture: we're saved by grace alone. And yet God has created us for a life filled with purpose and good works. Hear how faith and works fit together in the way God designed.
Are you curious what the Bible says about our future, resurrected bodies? This hope-filled message will help explain the life we get to look forward to!
We're talking about one of the hardest realities we face in this life: losing someone we love. If you or someone you know is going through grief, or simply needs hope, this message will offer God's comfort to those who mourn.
Most of us grew up thinking that heaven is the final destination. But Scripture shows us there's more to the story. Come along as we dig into what God actually promises about the new heavens and new earth.
Everyone has questions about the afterlife and the Bible gives clear, hope-filled answers. In week one, we discuss where a person's soul goes the moment they die and what the Bible teaches about your personal judgment day.
On that first Easter Sunday, confusion was everywhere. Rumors were flying, emotions were high, and no one seemed sure what to believe. Was Jesus actually alive, or was this just another heartbreaking twist after a devastating week? And if He was alive, if He really walked out of that tomb, then the implications weren’t just big for them, they’re life‑changing for us today.
Good Friday reminds us that before Jesus wore the crown of glory, He chose the crown of thorns. His suffering wasn’t an accident. It was the path He willingly walked so that redemption could be ours. The thorns show the cost of His love; the glory shows the victory that love accomplished.
Come along and step into the moment when Jesus’ authority silences the demonic and sets captives free. Also explore the difference between simply being impressed by Jesus and actually trusting Him to break every lie the enemy speaks.
Message Overview: Jesus faced the same temptations and struggles we face today. Come along and see how Jesus stood firm through the power of the Holy Spirit and God's Word, and how His victory gives us strength in our own spiritual battles.
Assisted suicide is becoming a major cultural issue, but Scripture offers a far better vision of dignity, suffering, and the value of every human life. In this message, we explore what God says about life's hardest moments and how His presence gives hope even when our bodies fail.
We're talking honestly about mental and spiritual health, the weight of suicidal thoughts, and the truth that your life matters deeply to God. If you're hurting, or supporting someone who is, this is a message of hope and healing.
This message reminds us that every life begins with God and deserves protection, dignity, and love. We explore how the church can reflect God’s heart by supporting the vulnerable, valuing every child, and becoming a community where life is cherished at every stage.
James, the half-brother of Jesus, teaches us how God is able to transform us into wise peacemakers who bring calm, clarity and healing into a tense world.
Real spiritual growth begins in the heart and ripples outward into our words, reactions and relationships with others. Before we can influence the people around us, God wants to shape who we are at the center. Come explore how the gospel we believe can become the life we live.
In this message, we explore what relational resilience looks like: how to remain steady, loving, and centered on Christ even when relationships get complicated. For anyone who’s been feeling stretched, misunderstood, or worn down, this message offers hope and practical tools for building healthier, stronger connections rooted in grace.
What if caring for your body is more than a wellness goal? What if it’s actually a part of faith? In part three of Resilient, we’ll discover how God meets us in our limits and why physical care, spiritual strength, and a resilient life are more connected than we often realize.
Come along and explore how Jesus builds emotional resilience in us, especially when life feels uncertain, doubts arise, and our sense of control slips through our fingers.
Every year brings its share of challenges, and this one will be no different. That's why we're kicking off a brand-new message series on resilience - how to bend without breaking when life gets hard. Discover the power and hope that Jesus gives us for whatever lies ahead.
Celebrating a New Year is a natural time to reflect on the past and make some adjustments going forward. In this message, we're going to learn how to incorporate Jesus and His power into our everyday decisions so we can step into the year with confidence and a renewed sense of who we are in Him.
The famous Christmas carol Go Tell It on the Mountain is based on the account found in Luke 2. It's not just a catchy tune. It's a call to joyfully share our Savior with the world!
Christmas songs tell us this is “the most wonderful time of the year,” a season when we’re supposed to be full of cheer. But what if money is tight, the gifts don’t come, or the people we love aren’t with us? In this message, the angels remind us that when we turn our focus back to God, it truly can be the most wonderful time of the year.
This Sunday at 10am, we're exploring the Song of Simeon, an ancient Christmas carol that declares our God is gloriously colorblind. Simeon held baby Jesus in his arms as he sang that this child is the Light for every nation, every culture, every shade of skin. Come hear how this ancient song confronts our prejudices and announces a Savior for the whole world.
Zechariah's song is a Spirit-filled anthem that reminds us that God never forgets his people. It's also a message of light for those who feel like they're living in the shadows and a message of peace for every heart.
Mary, the mother of Jesus, sang the first Christmas carol ever recorded, and its lyrics will leave you in awe. In her song, she reveals the amazing character of our God: mighty yet merciful, holy yet compassionate, just yet gracious. Through Mary’s voice, we hear the heartbeat of a God who lifts the humble, scatters the proud, and fills the hungry with good things.
For the past few weeks, we've been reflecting on the power of prayer for ourselves, those we love, and even for our enemies. Yet we all know the temptation to give up when it feels like God isn't answering. In this message, Pastor Ben Blumer shares the importance of being persistent in prayer.
Come along as we reflect on Jesus' command to love and pray for our enemies. Rather than meeting hostility with resentment, Christ shows us a way of responding that reflects God's mercy and opens the door to reconciliation.
Come along and learn how praying for each other brings healing, hope and strength in Christ. Let's be the kind of church that lifts each other up because prayer changes everything!
Discover why praying for yourself isn't selfish, it's vital! Explore how personal prayer deepens your relationship with God, opens the door to supernatural peace, and equips you to face life's worries and anxieties with confidence and hope.
Explore the power of prayer and uncover the subtle ways the enemy tries to keep us silent. Discover how talking with God isn't just a spiritual habit, it's a weapon, a comfort, and a lifeline in the battle for your heart.
In a culture that promises healing through physical change, we'll explore the transgender ideology through the lens of God's unchanging truth. With honesty and love, we'll consider how identity, sexuality, and past wounds find true restoration, not in self-reinvention, but in being transformed by the One who made us.
Too often, when it comes to LGBTQ+ conversations, the church swings to extremes. Either responding with harsh condemnation or uncritical acceptance. But what if there were a better way? In this message, we explore a Christ-centered approach that holds both truth and love in tension, just like Jesus did.
In a world that distorts God's design for sexuality, many carry wounds, shame, or confusion about their worth and identity. In this message, we talk honestly about sexual purity, healing from past trauma, and how Jesus redeems what's been broken.
This message cuts through the noise and tells the truth about the dangers of drunkenness and the life-giving power of being filled with the Holy Spirit. Discover how real freedom doesn't come from a bottle. It comes from being in the presence of our God!
Who are you becoming? In a culture that says, "You are what you own," Jesus offers us a better way. Discover that your true identity isn't found in your possessions, but in the person of Christ.
Recent events in the news have highlighted that words matter. In fact, your words matter, whether spoken or written, private or public, they have the power to build up or tear down, to encourage or discourage, to bring life or death!
Your past doesn't define you. And the world may label you by your failures, your struggles, or your status, but Jesus calls you redeemed, chosen, and new. In Christ, your identity isn't rooted in what you've done or what others expect of you. It's anchored in who He is and what He has done for you!
