In this week’s message from The Art of Giving, we’re reminded that true giving always costs us something—but it also carries transforming power. Jesus said, “Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one’s life for one’s friends” (John 15:13). King David echoed this truth when he declared he would not offer to God that which cost him nothing (2 Samuel 24).

The Power of Sacrifice calls us to move beyond convenient generosity into sacrificial giving that reflects the heart of Christ. When we give at a cost, we not only honor God but also discover the deeper joy, freedom, and impact that sacrificial love brings.

Real love is proven in sacrifice. Real worship is revealed in what it costs.

In this week’s message from The Art of Giving, we dive into the surprising truth that generosity doesn’t leave us empty—it makes us richer in ways that matter most. Proverbs 11 reminds us that “one gives freely, yet grows all the richer… whoever refreshes others will be refreshed.”

Giving is Getting challenges our natural instincts and reveals the kingdom principle that when we open our hands, we position ourselves to receive God’s blessings—spiritual, relational, and even practical. True abundance isn’t measured by what we keep, but by what we give away.

When you live generously, you’ll discover you already have more than enough.

In this week’s episode of Deep & Wide, we explore the beautiful balance of being Deeply Rooted in Christ while extending Wide Branches to reach and impact others. In this message, we discover that spiritual depth fuels effective outreach.

When our roots grow deep in God’s love and truth, our branches naturally spread wide—bearing fruit, offering shade, and inviting others to find life in Him. This message encourages us to cultivate a faith that’s both rooted and expansive, personal and missional.

🌳 Strong roots support wide-reaching branches. Grow deep, reach far.

In this week’s message from our Deep & Wide series, we’re reminded that spiritual depth should always lead to outward movement. In Outward Focused, we explore Jesus’ call to make disciples and be His witnesses—beginning where we are and expanding to the ends of the earth.

A mature faith doesn’t just grow deeper in knowledge or intimacy with God—it grows wider in compassion, service, and boldness to reach the lost. This message challenges us to lift our eyes beyond the walls of the church and live with a mission-minded focus every day.

🌎 Deep faith leads to wide impact. Let’s live sent.

In this week’s powerful message from our Deep & Wide series, guest speaker Pastor Mel Masengale from Summit Church (Indiana, PA) unpacks what it means to be Deeply Rooted in Christ. Pastor Mel challenges us to develop a faith that’s not swayed by circumstances but anchored in truth.

Being deeply rooted means living with stability, strength, and purpose—so that as we grow wider in reaching others, we’re not uprooted by fear, culture, or compromise. This message is a timely call to dig deep and let your life be firmly planted in God’s presence and Word.

🌳 You can’t grow wide without going deep. Let your roots determine your reach.

In this week’s message from our Deep & Wide series, Pastor Colin explores what it means to be Deeply Known—not just by God, but by one another. The early church wasn’t built on shallow connections; it was rooted in authentic, vulnerable relationships where believers carried each other’s burdens and loved with sincerity.

As followers of Jesus, we’re called to move beyond surface-level community and into deeper relationships marked by trust, empathy, and grace. This message challenges us to create a culture where people are truly seen, supported, and spiritually encouraged.

🤝 You can’t grow wide in reaching others if you’re not growing deep with one another.

In this kick-off of our new message series, Deep & Wide, Pastor Michael explores the profound truth that those who are deeply forgiven are empowered to love deeply. Through the story of the sinful woman who anointed Jesus’ feet, we see how an encounter with mercy transforms everything.

Deeply Forgiven reminds us that going deeper in our faith starts with recognizing the depth of God’s grace. When we fully grasp how much we've been forgiven, our hearts open wider—to love, to serve, and to reach others with that same grace.

🕊️ The deeper the forgiveness, the wider the love. Let grace take you deeper today.

In this week’s message from Soil of the Supernatural, we turn our attention to the evidence of a Spirit-filled life—Fruit that Remains. Drawing from Galatians 5:22–26, we’re reminded that true spiritual growth isn’t about momentary experiences, but about lasting transformation marked by love, joy, peace, and more.

The supernatural life isn’t just about signs and wonders—it’s about producing fruit that reflects the character of Christ. This message challenges us to cultivate a life where the Spirit is not only present, but producing something eternal.

🍇 Supernatural power is proven in everyday fruit. Let your life bear what only the Spirit can grow.