If you have ever felt like your New Year’s resolutions were just temporary fixes, this message explores why we often look for answers in "hidden places" when the truth is right in front of us. Discover how Jesus is more than just a great teacher or showman, but the "main thing" who invites us into a life-changing relationship that can truly transform who we are. Join us to learn how staying rooted in him can lead to a year of overflowing gratitude and a deeper connection with the community around you.

If you’re feeling exhausted by the pressure to "optimize" your life for the New Year, guest speaker David Williams offers a refreshing reminder that you are a handcrafted creation, not a commercial product in need of a software update. Instead of relying on "habit stacking" to save ourselves, this message explores how to find true rest and hope by shifting our attention toward Jesus, whose power is made perfect in our weakness.

Explore what it means to be an authentic representation of Christ rather than a mere imitation through the surprising story of a Charlie Chaplin lookalike contest and the opening of Romans 1. This message highlights how we are loved by "Love itself" to be transformed into people who cross social boundaries and live under the authority of a different King,,. Join us to learn how to practically look back at God's faithfulness and live out the true "good news" in your everyday life.

How do you find real, deep-seated joy when life is stressful and full of waiting? This message contrasts fleeting happiness with true joy—a deep sense of well-being that lasts even through suffering—by exploring the practical wisdom of the Book of James. Learn how to be like the patient farmer by strengthening your heart through disciplines like intentional waiting, prayer, and avoiding grumbling so you can wait well for the things God has in store.

In this broken and dark world, the Advent season calls us to focus on the true peace that comes from God,. Learn what Romans 15 teaches: the strongest sign of our faith is accepting one another just as Christ accepted us, compelling us to tear down dividing walls and make love the primary rule when handling all our differences, even in the church.

Is the holiday season leaving you exhausted and feeling like the world isn't right? We dive into why we need to acknowledge the darkness and emptiness of Advent before we can truly appreciate the light and meaning of Christmas. Learn how to "wake up" by casting off old habits and making space for Jesus, and discover why the greatest command is to actively love even the people you don't feel like loving.

This week, we conclude our series on "what Jesus had to say about your wallet," diving into the powerful story of the poor widow who gave two very small copper coins. You might think the big gifts are the ones that count, but Jesus introduces "new math" for generosity, declaring that the widow actually put in "more than all the others". Discover why God measures giving by what you keep, challenging us to embrace sacrificial generosity rather than seeking status.

Get ready for the story of Zacchaeus, the wealthy but notoriously short chief tax collector who climbed a sycamore fig tree just to catch a glimpse of Jesus. This sermon explores why Jesus invited himself over for dinner and how that encounter led to a radical transformation, proving that costly generosity is the ultimate way to break the spiritual hold that greed and finances can have on your life.