Matthew 12 – When Jesus Confronts Your Categories
This week, we walk through Matthew 12 and wrestle with a challenging question: what do we do when Jesus confronts our categories? As the Pharisees accuse the disciples of breaking the Sabbath, Jesus exposes the danger of rigid, rule-based religion that misses the...
Easter 2026
In this special Easter Sunday message, Pastor Jesse invites us into the most important question we’ll ever answer: Who do you say Jesus is? As we celebrate the hope of the resurrection, we walk through what the Bible actually says about Jesus—not just as a good...
Matthew 11 – Questions, Critics, and the Open Arms of Jesus
This week, we look at Matthew Ch. 11 and the tension between who people expected Jesus to be and who He actually is. As the crowds cry “Hosanna,” longing for rescue, Jesus moves not toward political victory, but toward the cross. It’s a reminder that we often struggle...
Matthew 10:26-42 – Rooftops and Crosses
This week, we dive into Matthew 10:26–42, where we see Jesus calling His followers to live what Pastor Jesse calls ‘rooftop Christianity’—a faith that isn’t hidden, but proclaimed. He challenges us to wrestle with our fears, to choose the fear of God over the fear of...
The Courage to Care & SOW Ministry Update
This week, we get hear from special guest missionaries and friends Travis and Amber of SOW Ministries. Travis shares a message from Luke chapter 10, reminding us through the parable of the Good Samaritan that true compassion is courageous, costly care that reflects...
This week, we're continuing in Matthew 10 as Jesus prepares His disciples for the reality of being sent into the world with the gospel. He tells them they will be called to live with a unique balance of wisdom and innocence while expecting that their message won’t...
Matthew 9:36-10:15 – Sent Into the Harvest
The world feels loud, divided, and uncertain, but Jesus tells us not to be alarmed. This week, we look at Matthew 9:35–10:15 and rediscover a simple, steady focus for the Christian life: God’s glory and God’s mission. When Jesus sees the crowds, He doesn’t respond...
Matthew 9:18-38 – 3 Stories
This week, Pastor Brad Beers picks up in Matthew 9. Matthew weaves together miracle after miracle to show that Jesus is the promised Messiah—the One foretold in Book of Isaiah and Book of Jeremiah. The blind see, the mute speak, the dead are raised, and the broken are...
Matthew 9:14-17 – When the Bridegroom Shows Up
Why weren’t Jesus’ disciples fasting? In Gospel of Matthew 9, Jesus is asked a question that goes far deeper than food. At stake is what counts as righteousness—and whether the spiritual life is defined by religious performance or covenant relationship. When Jesus...
Matthew 9:1-13 – From the Mat to the Table Pt. 2
This week, we explore Matthew 9:9–13 and the powerful moment when Jesus calls Matthew, a tax collector, to follow Him — and then shares a meal with sinners. Through this story, we see that Jesus’ greatest authority is not simply to fix our circumstances, but to...
Matthew 9:1-13 – From the Mat to the Table
This week, Jesus returns to His home base and meets a paralyzed man brought by faithful friends. Instead of immediately fixing what’s broken, Jesus addresses the man’s deepest need first: forgiveness. This week, Pastor Jesse explores active, persevering faith, the...
Matthew 8:14-34 – From a House to a Graveyard
In Matthew 8:14–34, Jesus moves from teaching about the Kingdom to demonstrating His authority in real, everyday life. From a sickbed in Peter’s home, to a storm on the sea, to a graveyard filled with fear and darkness, we see that Jesus’ authority reaches every layer...
Matthew 8:1-7 – He Touched, He Spoke, He Took
After the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus begins to show what the Kingdom of God looks like. In Matthew 8:1–13, we see Him touch the untouchable leper and speak with authority that heals from a distance—fulfilling the hope promised in Isaiah 35. These moments reveal a...
Matthew 7:13-29 – Where Grace Leads Us
This week, Pastor Jesse walks us through Jesus' closing of the Sermon on the Mount. Jesus ends it not with encouragement, but with a call to decide. He sets before us two paths, two kinds of fruit, and two foundations; making it clear that hearing His words is not the...
Don’t Forget to Remember
In this Communion Sunday message, Pastor Wayne invites us to return to the meaning and weight of the Lord’s Table. Drawing from Hebrews 10 and 1 Corinthians 11, he reminds us that communion is not a routine ritual, but a commanded act of remembrance rooted in the...
The Year of Jubilee!
In this week's message, Pastor Caleb traces the theme of Sabbath and Jubilee across the whole story of Scripture, revealing God’s heart for rest, restoration, and inclusion. From creation to Jesus’ declaration of “the year of the Lord’s favor,” we see how Christ...
Advent Week 3: Luke 1:46-55 – The Love that Sees, Saves, and Sustains
This week’s Advent teaching explores Mary’s Magnificat and the kind of love God reveals through the coming of Jesus. In a moment of vulnerability and uncertainty, Mary responds with worship, pointing us to a love that is not sentimental but deeply personal and active....
Advent Week 2: Luke 2:8-20 – The Night Peace Spoke and Joy Sang
In this Advent teaching from Luke 2, we reflect on the angels’ declaration of peace and joy through the birth of Jesus. This message reminds us that true peace is restored relationship with God, joy is rooted in Christ rather than circumstances, and both are meant to...