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In this message Moments with the Master from Mark 1:40–45, we explore the unforgettable encounter between Jesus and a man suffering from leprosy—a moment that reveals Jesus as a compassionate rebel who refused to bow to rules that wounded rather than healed. As we walk through the history, stigma, and emotional devastation surrounding leprosy, we see the depth of isolation this man endured and the radical love Jesus demonstrated in touching, healing, and restoring him. This story invites us to rethink our assumptions about suffering, challenge harmful judgments, and follow Jesus into places of human pain with courage, tenderness, and...

Come to Jesus Moment • Seeds of Greatness — In a world driven by status and achievement, Jesus offers a radically different vision of greatness rooted in humility, service, and a transformed heart. In this message, Pastor Steve takes us back to the Upper Room where the disciples argued about who was greatest, even as Jesus prepared to give His life. Through His shocking act of washing their feet and through the surprising, imperfect people in His genealogy—Abraham, David, Tamar, Rahab, Manasseh, Josiah, Peter, Paul, and more—we see that God’s story has always been written with flawed but willing pe...

In “Called to Follow,” we look closely at Luke 5:1–11 and the powerful moment when Jesus called Peter to leave everything and follow Him. Pastor Steve shares his own come-to-Jesus story and how an unexpected encounter changed the direction of his life. Through Peter’s journey—from the miraculous catch, to his fears and failures, to his restoration in John 21—we see how Jesus meets us with grace and invites us into a deeper, wholehearted commitment. This message challenges each of us to consider what we might still be holding back and reminds us that when Jesus says, “Follow Me,” it’s a call that...

Silent Night wasn’t nearly as quiet as we imagine. On the night Jesus was born, ordinary shepherds were doing what they always did—working, watching, and tending their sheep—when heaven broke into their normal routine. In Luke 2:8–20, God chose common, hardworking people to be the very first witnesses of the Savior’s birth, revealing that His good news is for everyone. As angels filled the sky with glory and proclamation, fear turned into faith, and ordinary men became bold messengers. The shepherds searched for Jesus with urgency, found Him just as they were told, and couldn’t stop telling...

In this Advent message from Pastor Steve we look closely at the often-overlooked human story behind the birth of Jesus by exploring the willingness of Mary and Joseph. Through Matthew 1:18–25 and Luke 2:1–7, we see two ordinary people facing extraordinary circumstances—unexpected pregnancy, public misunderstanding, physical hardship, and profound uncertainty—yet choosing obedience at great personal cost. Mary’s humble surrender, “May your word to me be fulfilled,” and Joseph’s quiet, faithful obedience reveal what true willingness looks like: being ready and eager to trust God even when the path is unclear. As we reflect on the humble birth of Jesus—Immanue...

In this message from Pastor Steve, we look at the moment when the angel Gabriel breaks hundreds of years of silence to visit a young woman in Nazareth—a humble, ordinary girl named Mary who is greeted as “highly favored.” Together we explore Luke 1:26–56 and the wonder of God choosing Mary to carry Jesus, the Son of the Most High, whose name means “The Lord Saves.” Through Mary’s fear, questions, courage, and surrender, we see how God enters the lives of those who are willing to say, “I am the Lord’s servant…have Your way with me.” This Christmas season...

Your workplace is not just where you earn a living—it’s where you can live out your witness. When you shine Christ’s light at work, people see His glory in your everyday faithfulness.

Pastor Connor delivers a message from Colossians 3:23-24. Work becomes worship when we see our true Boss isn’t human—it’s Christ Himself. This week, we’ll explore how to serve God in everything we do with integrity, excellence, and passion.

Pastor Brandon kicks off a new series. Work was part of God’s perfect design before sin entered the world. But work was never meant to be our master. God calls us to enjoy the dignity of work without letting it define our worth.

What kind of legacy will your life leave? John ends with a reminder that faithfulness today shapes someone else’s tomorrow. Our presence, peace, and consistency ripple across generations. A faithful life, even in the small things, builds a foundation that outlasts us.

What does true greatness look like? In a world that measures success by fame, power, or influence, Scripture reminds us that greatness is found in faithfulness. In 3 John, we see a powerful contrast between Gaius, who quietly and humbly serves God and others, and Diotrephes, whose pride and opposition disrupt the church. This week, we’re talking about what it means to walk faithfully in God’s truth, even when no one is watching, and how small acts of service can have an eternal impact. Join us as we learn how to remain steadfast, overcome opposition, and follow Jesus’ exampl...

In 2 & 3 John, we see that real love doesn’t always mean open doors—it sometimes means setting boundaries. John writes with a heart of love, warning the church about deception and urging them to guard their understanding of Jesus. Love without boundaries isn’t compassion; it’s compromise. True growth is not moving beyond Jesus but going deeper into Him, and joy is preserved when we hold fast to Christ together. In this message, we explore how to spot counterfeit love, draw wise boundaries, and pursue fellowship rooted in both truth and love, because real love isn’t neglect—it’s discern...

When it comes to following Jesus, truth and love cannot be separated. Too often, we lean one way—either holding tightly to truth without love, which makes us harsh and self-righteous, or clinging to love without truth, which makes us sentimental and spineless. But the Apostle John reminds us that real discipleship means walking in both. Truth defines who we are; love is the way we live out truth. Like two wings of an airplane, both are essential—without one, we crash. In this message from 2 John, discover how truth anchors us, how love delivers it, and how the gosp...

What kind of legacy are you leaving behind? This week we close our Three Kings series by asking a powerful question: Who am I becoming? Through the lives of Saul, David, and Solomon, we’ve seen how power, pleasure, and possessions can either build or break a leader’s life. But God’s blueprint for faithfulness in Deuteronomy 17:14–20 reminds us that legacy isn’t built in a day—it’s built daily.

What happens when you get everything you wanted—but it still isn’t enough? Solomon had wealth, wisdom, power, and peace. His reign marked the golden age of Israel, yet by the end of his life his soul was bankrupt. This sermon from 1 Kings 8–11 explores how success can make you comfortable, prideful, and eventually lead to spiritual drift if you stop depending on God. The blessings of God can quickly become barriers to God if we confuse our brilliance with His blessing. Comfort can replace prayer. Pride can replace humility. Drift can replace devotion. The story of Solomon warns us: wh...

When life presses in with endless needs—security, success, relationships, health—we often chase quick fixes without ever asking the deeper question: What do I really need? In this message from 1 Kings 3, we look at Solomon’s defining moment when God asked him, “Ask what I shall give you.” Instead of wealth, power, or long life, Solomon asked for wisdom—a discerning heart to lead God’s people well. Real wisdom begins with humble dependence on God, grows when we admit our weakness, and leads to selfless living rooted in His purposes. What about you? Where in your life do you need Go...

When time is short, words become focused—and David’s final public words are no exception. As a battle-worn king, humbled by grace, he points us to the foundation of a godly legacy: anchoring your life in God’s faithfulness, living with courage rooted in God’s Word, and recognizing that your faithfulness now shapes future generations. In 2 Samuel 23:1–5 and 1 Kings 2:1–4, David’s charge to Solomon is not about political power, but about walking faithfully before the Lord with all his heart and soul. Your legacy isn’t something you build when you’re old—it’s being shaped right now by every cho...

Worship isn’t just for the strong—it’s for the broken. In this powerful message, we explore how David learned to worship God not from a place of perfection, but from fear, failure, and faith. Whether you feel overwhelmed like David in Psalm 3, ashamed like he was in Psalm 51, or unsure of the future like in Psalm 23, God invites you to bring your whole heart. David’s raw honesty in worship teaches us that we don’t need to perform—we just need to be present. Learn how to worship through your fear, confess what’s broken, and trust God even...

This week we explore 2 Samuel 13–18 and the heartbreaking ripple effects of unaddressed sin in David’s family. Just like hitting the snooze button delays the inevitable, David continually delays stepping into his role as a father and king—and the consequences are devastating. From Amnon’s violation of Tamar to Absalom’s revenge and eventual rebellion, we see what happens when responsibility is ignored and guilt goes unchecked. David had repented before God, but that didn’t erase the fallout in his household. Our actions—or inaction—teach more than we realize. This message challenges us to stop carrying guilt, step into...

What do you do when life isn’t fair — when you're attacked, misunderstood, or mistreated for doing the right thing? This week, Pastor Brandon looks at David’s remarkable response to unjust treatment in 1 Samuel 18 and 24. Instead of reacting with revenge or self-defense, David chooses restraint, humility, and integrity — showing us what it means to be the kind of person God uses. From Saul’s jealousy to David’s courageous mercy, this message explores the difference between opportunity and permission, and how our response in hard seasons shapes our character. Learn how to speak with honor, resist shortcuts to vindication...

What happens when our passion for God outpaces our obedience to Him? In this message from 2 Samuel 6, we see David’s desire to honor God take a dangerous turn when good intentions override clear instructions. Through the story of the ark’s return to Jerusalem, we learn that God doesn’t want performance—He wants reverent surrender. Worship without obedience is empty. From Uzzah’s tragic mistake to David’s transformation, this sermon explores how holy awe, humble obedience, and heartfelt joy must all work together in true worship. Don’t let your excitement for God outrun your obedience.

We all know the story of David and Goliath—but do we really see it? In Week 5 of our series, we explore how this familiar passage invites us to more than just a moral tale or personal triumph. It's not just about the giants we face—it's about the Champion who stands in our place. This message takes us deeper into the redemptive layers of 1 Samuel 17, where David’s bold faith points forward to Jesus, the One who fights the battle we never could. We aren’t David—we're the fearful Israelites in need of a Savior. Whether you’re feeling o...

Have you ever felt overlooked or forgotten? In this message from 1 Samuel 16, we see how God chooses differently than the world—He looks past appearance and rewards the hidden places of faithfulness. David wasn’t the obvious choice, but he was God’s choice. Through Samuel’s grief and David’s anointing, we’re reminded that obscurity is not punishment—it’s preparation. If you’re in a quiet season, this message will encourage you to let go of the past, build your inner life, and stay faithful in the field—because God uses surrendered hearts, not impressive résumés.

In this week’s message, Pastor Brandon explores one of the darkest chapters in King Saul’s story—and the devastating effects of spiritual compromise. What began as small acts of disobedience grew into full-blown paranoia, fear, and destruction. In 1 Samuel 22, Saul orders the murder of God’s priests at Nob—a chilling picture of how unchecked compromise twists our judgment and hardens our hearts. This sermon unpacks the progression of Saul’s downfall and shows how compromise often begins with distorted reality and mistrust. Left unaddressed, it poisons relationships, severs godly influence, and leaves collateral damage in its wake. Whethe...

Insecurity has a way of quietly eroding the influence God has given you. In this first message of the Three Kings series, Pastor Connor invites us to take an honest look in the mirror—to ask whether we’re leading from a deep confidence in God or from fear of losing control. Through the story of King Saul, we see how fear, pressure, and insecurity can drive us to take matters into our own hands, and how that choice can sabotage the impact God wants to make through us. This message challenges us to rethink what real leadership and spir...

Have you ever wanted something—just because someone else had it? A relationship, a career, a lifestyle, a certain kind of life? That craving for what others have is more than envy—it’s a spiritual warning sign. In this week’s message from 1 Samuel 8, we launch our new series, Three Kings, by exploring Israel’s demand for a king. Tired of being different, they wanted to be “like all the other nations”—and it came at a cost. In this powerful teaching, we reflect on how envy can blind us to God’s blessings, how comparison leads to compromise, and ho...

What if you don’t have it all figured out? In a world that demands clarity, direction, and a five-year plan, what happens when you're filled with more questions than answers? This week’s message explores the power of faith without certainty. Jesus never asked for perfection—He invited the weary, the burdened, and the questioning. If you’ve ever wrestled with doubt, struggled to understand your next step, or wondered if faith was still for you, this message is for you. Discover why trusting Jesus doesn’t require having all the answers—just a willingness to follow.

What do you do when life feels broken, when God feels silent, and nothing makes sense? In this powerful message from Pastor Brandon, we explore the deep questions of pain, suffering, and faith through Romans 8 and 2 Corinthians 12. Life has a way of breaking us—whether it’s through sudden tragedy, chronic pain, or quiet despair. But amid the brokenness, God doesn't waste our pain—He weaves it into purpose. If you're struggling to hold it all together, wondering where God is in the middle of your suffering, this sermon is for you. Discover how God’s grace meets us in our w...

Doubt isn’t the opposite of faith—it can be a doorway to deeper trust. In this message, we’ll explore how even Jesus’ own followers wrestled with uncertainty, and how God meets us in our questions with grace and truth.

You weren’t an accident. You were created with purpose and intention by a loving God. This week, we’ll look at how Scripture reveals our unique design and calling—and how discovering our Creator is the first step to discovering our purpose.

Pastor Brandon starts a new series. We all have moments where we pause and ask the deeper questions. Is this all there is? Why does life feel incomplete, even when things seem to be going well? This week, we’ll explore our longing for more and how Jesus offers a life that is full, meaningful, and eternally significant.

On Good Friday, Jesus said, “It is finished.” But on Easter Sunday, God said, “Now it begins.” This Easter message explores how the resurrection of Jesus isn’t just a moment in history—it’s an invitation to personal transformation. Because Jesus rose from the grave, your past can be forgiven, your present can have purpose, and your future can be secure. In Luke 24, we see the empty tomb and hear the angels’ stunning question: “Why do you look for the living among the dead?”—a reminder that hope is alive and available. In John 11, Jesus declares, “I am the resurrection and the...

On this Sunday between Good Friday and Easter, Pastor Brandon dives into one of the most significant moments in all of Scripture — Jesus’ final words from the cross: "It is finished." (John 19:28-30) In this message, we explore the meaning behind the Greek word Tetelestai — "Paid in Full" — and how Jesus' completed work on the cross changes everything for us today. Discover how Jesus' victory over sin and death wasn't a cry of defeat, but a declaration of triumph! Learn why you can rest in the finished work of Christ, live with boldness, and share the good news that your deb...

In today's message, Pastor Andy continue in our series "7 Sayings from the Cross" by diving into Jesus' words: "I am thirsty" (John 19:28). This powerful moment reminds us that Jesus was fully human — He felt pain, betrayal, loneliness, and suffering. He thirsted physically and spiritually to fulfill Scripture and secure our salvation. When we face trials, grief, sickness, and heartbreak, we can take comfort that Jesus understands our struggles. We don't have to explain our pain to God — He already knows. He empathizes. He cares. In your hardest moments, lean into God's comfort and cast your cares on Him (1 Peter 5:7). Whet...

Pastor Brandon reflects on Jesus' Sacrifice, the weight of sin, and the cost of redemption In this message, we explore the profound implications of Jesus's sacrifice for our lives. Join us this week as we reflect on the weight of sin and the incredible cost of our redemption. This message is for you if you're looking to understand Jesus's sacrifice and what that means to us today.

Pastor Brandon shares a message of what was spoken on the cross, " Woman, here is your son." Even in His suffering, Jesus showed deep compassion for His mother and disciples. How can we reflect this same love in our relationships and communities? Watch now for powerful insights!

Pastor Andy delivers a message in the second week of our series, The 7 Sayings from the Cross. He talks about Jesus' Promise of Salvation: it is a Gift for All Who Believe. In a powerful moment of grace, Jesus assures the repentant criminal of his place in eternity. This message is a reminder that salvation is a gift available to all who call on Him. If you're looking to increase your faith or receive the gift of salvation, this message is for you.

Pastor Brandon starts a new series on the 7 things Jesus said on the cross. Jesus' first words from the cross reveal His heart of grace and forgiveness. In this message, we’ll explore how embracing His forgiveness transforms our lives, empowering us to forgive others and walk in true freedom. If you want to grow your faith, learn about forgiveness, and change your life, this message is for you.

Pastor Brandon asks the question, what difference does faith in Jesus make? Faith in Jesus gives us victory over the world, confidence in prayer, and assurance of eternal life! Trusting in Christ transforms our daily lives, filling us with hope, peace, and boldness to live for Him.

Pastor Brandon delivers a message on how experiencing God’s love transforms us? John reveals that God’s love isn’t just a feeling—it’s a powerful force that casts out fear and empowers us to love others sacrificially. When we truly grasp the depth of His love, it reshapes every part of our lives, giving us confidence, peace, and a heart for those around us. Watch now to discover how His love can change everything!

Pastor Andy Asks, What does it mean to be a child of God? John reveals our new identity in Christ—a life defined by righteousness, love, and confidence before God. Though we still wrestle with sin, our status as God’s children gives us assurance, purpose, and the power to love others deeply. Watch now to explore the beauty of this transformation!

Pastor Brandon shares the first message in our series in 1 John. What does it mean to walk in the light? Discover how we can be close to God by trusting Jesus, telling the truth about our mistakes, and knowing He forgives us. When we walk in the light, we find real hope and a clean heart through Jesus!

Pastor Brandon shares a message on how can we shine God’s love in a world of darkness and deception. John reminds us that true faith is marked by obedience and love. He warns against worldly temptations and false teachings, calling us to abide in Christ.

Pastor Brandon shares the final message in a series on Living Simply. It isn’t just about cleaning up your house—it’s about putting God first in your heart. Jesus says our hearts follow what we treasure. In this video, learn how to simplify your life, trust God more, and find your true purpose!

Pastor Brian shares a message on generosity. True joy comes from sharing, not from having more things. This week, we’ll learn about the happiness and freedom of being generous. Paul teaches us about cheerful giving and reminds us that God always provides enough for us. When we live with open hands, we can help others and feel the joy of God’s blessings in our lives.

Pastor Brandon shares the final message in a series on Living Simply. It isn’t just about cleaning up your house—it’s about putting God first in your heart. Jesus says our hearts follow what we treasure. In this video, learn how to simplify your life, trust God more, and find your true purpose!

Pastor Brandon starts a new series on living simply. This week, we’ll discuss why having more stuff isn’t always better. Jesus tells a story about a rich man who wanted too much. Instead, you will learn how to share, be kind, and focus on what God wants for us.

On Christmas Eve, we remember the special invitation to come and see the light of Jesus, the "Bright Morning Star." Jesus came to bring hope and new life to everyone. As we celebrate His birth, we are invited to find the light and meaning He offers. This service is a chance to respond to Jesus' love and share hope with everyone this Christmas.

At Christmas, we remember Jesus' first coming, and we also look forward to His return. In Revelation 21, we see a beautiful picture of the future when Jesus comes back to make everything new. This reminds us that Jesus’ birth is a promise that He will return to live with us forever. We are invited to be excited and full of hope, knowing that Jesus will bring light and make all things new.

Discover the true meaning of Christmas! Revelation 12 shows Jesus' birth as the start of God's victory over evil. It’s more than a baby in a manger—it’s about the King who defeats darkness and brings light. Learn how His story calls us to live as winners in Him!

This sermon centers on the Lamb who was slain—Jesus, born to redeem humanity. Revelation presents Jesus as the only one worthy to carry out God’s plan of salvation. His sacrifice on the cross secures our redemption. As we celebrate Christmas, we remember that Jesus’ birth was just the beginning of His redemptive mission. This invites us to embrace His forgiveness and live in the freedom He offers.

Pastor Brandon shares a message on the nature of Jesus. He is the “Alpha and Omega,” reminding us that His birth wasn’t just a moment in time but the arrival of the eternal God. Jesus’ coming brings us hope by showing that God’s promises are secure from the beginning to the end of history. As we celebrate Christmas, you're invited to place your hope in the unchanging, eternal Christ who promises to be with us always.

In this final series message, Pastor Brandon shares what Jesus says about money and what it says about us. Jesus teaches us that how we handle money isn’t just a practical issue—it’s a spiritual one. If you'd like to build your faith and learn what role money plays in your faith, this message is important to hear.

In this message, Pastor Brandon shares what Jesus says about money and how it reveals what we treasure most. What we treasure determines who we serve. Jesus teaches us that how we handle money isn’t just a practical issue—it’s a spiritual one. This is an important message to hear if you are interested in learning how your money can affect your faith.

In this message Pastor Brandon shares a message on How Money Can Be Mastered. It shares anew perspective on stewardship and responsibility. Jesus wants us to see money as a tool. We learn this through one of his parables. We learn that God wants us to be accountable with His resources. If you are interested in learning how your money can affect your faith, this is an important message to hear.

In this message, Pastor Brandon shares a biblical perspective on money. What is Money, according to Jesus? What value does it really hold? If you are interested in learning how your money can affect your faith, this is an important message to hear.

Pastor Bradon shares the final message on the series, Until the End. Paul emphasizes the importance of a disciplined, responsible life while awaiting Christ’s return. Some in the church had become idle, expecting Christ’s immediate return to exempt them from daily responsibilities. This sermon will challenge believers to balance the anticipation of Christ’s return with diligent work and faithful living. The focus will be on how we can live purposefully and avoid laziness, understanding that our day-to-day actions matter in the Kingdom.

In this message, Pastor Brandon shares what the Bible says about Jesus' return. We learn that Paul addresses fears and confusion regarding Christ’s second coming. Some in the church believed the Day of the Lord had already come. This sermon will explain Paul’s teachings on the sequence of end-time events and the importance of holding fast to the truth. The message will encourage believers to stand firm in their faith and stay grounded in the Word. We should not be swayed by false teachings or fear.

Pastor Brandon shares a sermon on how we can endure suffering because God sees our struggles and will bring justice in His time. If you are suffering this message can show you that our suffering has a purpose. God will ultimately set things right when Jesus returns. The call is to persevere and trust in God's perfect judgment.

In the final message of the series on Discipleship, pastor Andy shares the importance of reading God's word. The Scriptural foundation of discipleship. The Word of God is our anchor, and a life rooted in Scripture is essential for true discipleship. To be a disciple is to be grounded in God’s Word. Scripture shapes our beliefs, guides our decisions, and transforms our lives. If you want to grow in your faith it is necessary to know, study, and obey the Bible as our ultimate authority. Watch this message to learn practical ways to engage with Scripture , not just fo...

In this message, Pastor Brandon explains that following Jesus is not a solo journey; it’s meant to be lived out in community. God designed us to thrive together, supporting and sharpening one another as we grow. This message unpacks the biblical picture of the Church as the Body of Christ. If you are looking to grow in discipleship and your faith, it is important to understand what community looks like. True discipleship happens in a community, where we can learn, serve, and grow alongside others.

Discipleship doesn't end with us; it's meant to be passed on. In this week, Pastor Brandon focuses on the reproducible nature of discipleship. He looks at Jesus’ model of multiplication. How He poured into His followers so that they, in turn, could go and teach others. If you are looking to grow in discipleship it is important to learn how to commit to reproducing the faith, values, and teachings of Christ in others.

Accountability is crucial for spiritual growth and maturity. It is often overlooked or misunderstood. This week, Pastor Andy shares a message on the role of accountability in discipleship. It is important to have trusted relationships in our walk with Christ. True accountability goes beyond surface-level check-ins. It is about deep, intentional relationships where we are honest about our struggles, receive correction, and spur one another on in love and good works. If you're hoping to grow your faith and understand what it means to be held accountable to one another, this message is for you.

In the first week of our new series Pastor Brandon explores the missional aspect of discipleship. Discipleship is a key part of following Jesus. The call to be missional is to see every interaction as an opportunity to reflect Christ. It's a call to invite others into a relationship with Him, whether in our neighborhoods, workplaces, or wherever God places us. Being missional means actively participating in His mission to make disciples of all nations. If you are looking to live intentionally and share the love and message of Jesus in our everyday life this is an important message...

Pastor Brandon concludes the series Revelation. He shares the vision of the new heaven and new earth, where God dwells with His people in eternal fellowship. This passage is important because it culminates God's redemptive plan. All things are made new and the effects of sin and suffering are finally eradicated. If you want a better understanding of the end times, the book of Revelation or God's plan this is an important message to hear. We are called to live as citizens of the kingdom of God, awaiting the day when Christ will return to make all things new.<...

Pastor Brandon shares a message on the final battle in Revelation. The battle between the forces of good and evil. They are symbolized by the rider on the white horse and the defeat of Satan and his allies.

This passage is important because he teaches us the ultimate triumph of Christ and His kingdom. He reigns with righteousness and justice.

It's important as a believer to know victory is assured through Christ and we are called to persevere in faith

In this message, Pastor Brandon shares the downfall of Babylon. This harlot symbolizes worldly power and corruption. As Babylon falls, we as believers are called to separate ourselves from the ways of the world and remain faithful to the Lamb, who is victorious over all His enemies.

Pastor Brandon continues his message in the book of Revelation. Chapter 15-16 describe God's wrath through the pouring out of the seven bowls. This signifies God's wrath and the culmination of His judgment upon the earth. This message looks at the devastation and destruction upon those who persist in their rebellion against God. In the midst of these judgments, believers are called to stand firm in their faith and remain steadfast in their commitment to God, trusting in His ultimate justice and redemption. If you are looking to understand the book of Revelation and what you can learn from...

Pastor Brandon continues in the Revelation series. He shares what the Bible says about the vision of the Lamb standing triumphantly. This symbolizes the victory of Christ and His followers over the forces of darkness. This message is important because it highlights the faithfulness of those who have remained loyal to Christ, even in the face of persecution and adversity. We are encouraged to fix our eyes on the Lamb and trust in His promise of victory as we endure trials and tribulations.

This message in the book of Revelation introduces the beast and the false prophet. Pastor Brandon explains the significance and how it indicates spiritual warfare on earth. The enemy is seeking to undermine their faith and allegiance to God. It is key to learn about the evil powers that are intended to deceive and persecute believers. This message also encourages us that, God 's kingdom will prevail, and believers will be overcome by the blood of the Lamb and the word of their testimony.

We are given a view of a cosmic conflict between good and evil, symbolized by the battle between the woman and the dragon. This passage reveals the victory of Christ over Satan and his forces, assuring believers of the ultimate triumph of God's kingdom. As we face spiritual warfare, we are reminded to stand firm in faith, knowing that Christ has already secured the victory.

In the book of Revelation, the sounding of the seven trumpets is a signal of God's warnings. In this message, Pastor Brandon walks us through each Trumpet. We can learn a lot from the trumpet's calls urging us to wake up, repent and offer redemption. We also can learn of the foreshadowing of the final judgment to come. If you are looking to respond to God's will, while there still is time, this message helps explain Revelation and what it means to you.

The opening of the seven seals unveils the judgments of God upon the earth. Pastor Brandon gives a message on these judgments and what they reveal. If you want to understand the book of Revelation is it important to know the consequences of human sin and rebellion. These actions culminate in the Day of the Lord. As the seals are broken, we are confronted with the reality of God's righteous judgment and are prompted to turn to Him in repentance and faith.

In this message, Pastor Brandon shares how Revelation describes the vision of heavenly worship. If you want to understand what reverence, humility, and wholehearted devotion look like, this message is for you.

Pastor Brandon shares a message in the letters to the seven churches. To understand Revelation, we must learn about the specific commendations and concerns Jesus had for the churches. The lessons challenge believers to look at their faith, confront areas of compromise, and pursue wholehearted devotion to Christ. If you would like to apply these to your life today, it is important to understand the challenges the early Church faced.

Revelation begins with a powerful vision of Jesus Christ, revealing His eternal authority and presence amidst the trials of humanity. This vision not only offers hope and guidance but also emphasizes the centrality of Christ in the unfolding drama of history, inviting believers to trust in His sovereignty and take comfort in His presence.

Looking at Jesus' question to the blind beggar Bartimaeus in Mark 10, "What do you want me to do for you?" he invites us to bring our needs, desires, and longings before Jesus in faith, trusting in his power to transform our lives. It challenges us to boldly approach Jesus with humility and persistence, believing that he is able to meet us at our point of need.

Through Jesus' question in Mark 3, "Who are my mother and brothers?" we explore the concept of spiritual family and discipleship. This question challenges us to broaden our understanding of family beyond biological ties to embrace fellow believers as brothers and sisters in Christ. It prompts us to prioritize our relationship with God and his family.

Reflecting on Jesus' threefold question to Peter, "Do you love me?" in John 21, we contemplate the depth and sincerity of our love for Jesus. This question challenges us to examine the authenticity of our relationship with him and prompts us to recommit ourselves to loving him wholeheartedly in thought, word, and deed.

"What does Scripture say?" Scripture is God's word to us. In this message, Pastor Brandon examines the importance of knowing and applying God's Word in our lives. He considers how we engage with Scripture and whether we are living out its teachings. If you want to grow your faith and commitment to Jesus it's important to understand what scripture is and what it says.

Pastor Brandon shares a message on Commitment to Jesus. We look at Jesus' question to his disciples, "Are you also going to leave?" in John 6, we contemplate moments of doubt and disillusionment in our faith journey. If you want to grow your faith and commitment to Jesus when faced with difficult circumstances, this message is for you. It challenges us to reaffirm our dedication to walk with him, even when others may turn away.

Pastor Brandon explores Jesus' question to Peter, "Why did you doubt?" during his attempt to walk on water. This question prompts us to confront the doubts that often plague our faith journey. Like Peter, we may step out in faith but falter when faced with challenges. Jesus calls us to fix our eyes on him and trust in his unwavering faithfulness. This question prompts us to confront the doubts that often plague our faith journey. If you are like Peter, you may step out in faith but falter when faced with challenges. Jesus calls us to fix our eyes...

Pastor Brandon shares a message on fear. We Reflect on the story of Jesus calming the storm in Matthew 8, we confront the question, "Why are you so afraid?" This question challenges us to examine the fears that grip our hearts and minds. Jesus calmed the storm for his disciples. He wants us to trust in his power over our fears and remember that he is always present to bring peace amidst life's storms. If you're struggling with being afraid or struggling in life's storms, understanding what Jesus can do is powerful.

Pastor Brandon shares a message on healing. He talks about the encounter between Jesus and the paralyzed man at the pool of Bethesda. Jesus' question, "Do you want to get well?" forces us to confront our desires for healing and transformation. If you're asking Jesus for healing, you should consider whether you are ready to let go of your comfort zones, excuses, and dependencies to embrace the healing power of Jesus in your life.

In Matthew 16, Jesus asked his disciples: "Who do you say I am?" This question prompts reflection on our personal understanding and relationship with Jesus. Through Matthew 16:15, we explore the disciples' responses and Peter's declaration that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of the living God. This question challenges us to examine our own beliefs about Jesus and to articulate our faith in him.

Easter is the celebration of Jesus rising from the dead. The resurrection of Jesus. But what if they got it wrong? What if there was no resurrection? What would that mean for our faith? If you want to understand the Easter story and who Jesus is, it's important to know what his resurrection means.

When trying to grow in your faith have you ever wondered what is God’s role and what is my role? How much is up to God and how much is up to me? 50/50? 60/40? 90/10? God wants to work in you to change you. But what does that look like? Pastor Brandon shares a message on how and where God wants to change you in your life

What areas of your life should reflect your faith? Pastor Bradon shares a message on what it looks like to Live out your Faith in your own life. If you've wondered what it looks like to have a healthy faith, this message is for you.

In this message, Pastor Brandon shares a message on hope. Jesus promises to return and what does that mean for us? How does that promise give us hope? If you're interested in understanding Jesus' return, and what the bible says about it, you will want to hear this message. You will be encouraged by God's plan.

What kind of life pleases God?  How do I know God is pleased with me, with how I live? Pastor Brandon dives into this topic in 1 Thessalonians. In this message, we look at what the Bible says about living a Holy Life. If you are curious about what living a holy life looks like, or if you want to live a God-pleasing life, then it is important to know what the bible says about it.

What does it mean to be like Jesus? We hear a lot that we are to be like Jesus, but what does that mean? Pastor Andy shares a message in 1 Thessalonians on living a worthy life. Are we Worthy of God? How do we live a life worthy of God? If you want to strengthen your relationship with God you must understand what the bible says about your role.

Have you ever wondered what it means to be a Christian? Or how do you know you're a Christian? In this sermon, Pastor Brandon shares different ways we know. If you're wondering how to build your faith or if you're Christianity is real, this is a great place to start. This is our first message in a study of the book of 1 Thessalonians. We dive into how god changes people and that there is hope beyond Your circumstances.

Pastor Brandon shares four theologian views about hell and the afterlife.

In this message, Pastor Brandon walks us through part 2 of What the Bible Says about Hell. The Bible has a lot to say about the afterlife, but it is probably not something most of us know a lot about. Hell is a real place, for real people. Understanding this important part of scripture is key to growing your faith. Learn more about hell, answer questions about what it is, and what the bible says about it, in this video.

In this message, Pastor Brandon walks us through part 1 of What the Bible Says about Hell. The Bible has a lot to say about the afterlife, but it is probably not something most of us know a lot about. Hell is a real place, for real people. Understanding this important part of scripture is key to growing your faith. Learn more about hell, answer questions about what it is, and what the bible says about it, in this message.

In this message, Pastor Brandon walks us through part 2 of what Heaven looks like. The Bible has a lot to say about the afterlife, but it is probably different than you would think. Understanding this important part of scripture is important to growing your faith. Learn more about heaven, answer questions about what it is, and what waits for us in this video.

On this First Wednesday Service, Pastor Brandon shares what Heaven will be like.

In this message, Pastor Brandon walks us through part 1 of what Heaven looks like. The Bible has a lot to say about the afterlife, but it is probably different than you would think. Understanding this part of scripture is important to growing your faith. Learn more about heaven, answer questions about what it is, and what waits for us in this video.

In the final Christmas message, Pastor Brandon shares the hope of eternity. There’s a difference between living and existing. The difference is trusting Jesus. If you would like to stop existing and start living, understanding what Jesus' mission was is important. How do you get eternal life? How do you stop merely existing? Watch to find out.

This Christmas there is hope in our relationships. If you are looking for peace in your relationships it's important to understand what reconciliation is. Pastor Brandon shares a message on reconciliation and practical ways to practice it. The Bible tells us to reconcile and gives us an example through Jesus. Christmas is about hope and specifically hope for relationships because through Jesus we can have hope to have reconciliation with those closest to us.