Sometimes the people we’re called to love aren’t the ones we expect. This message challenges us to step beyond comfort, see the needs around us, and follow Jesus’ example of reaching the unlikely. Discover how the Gospel breaks barriers and invites us into a life-changing mission.

In this message, we take an honest look at the kind of love Jesus calls us to live out. The kind that stretches us, softens us, and sometimes confronts what we’d rather ignore.

Because when you realize how personally Christ loved you, it changes the way you see the people right in front of you.

Ever wonder what your money habits might be revealing about your heart? We’re having a real, honest conversation about contentment, generosity, and the quiet things that compete for our trust. It’s relaxed, unfiltered, and might hit closer to home than you expect.

This week in Seeds & Sowers, Matt is bringing a message that challenges the way we think about money, worship, and what we’re really living for. What if our resistance to generosity isn’t about our finances at all, but about what rules our hearts? Jesus didn’t come to take something from you, He came to give you something better. If you’ve ever felt tension when the church talks about money, you don’t want to miss this.

What if generosity is not a moment, but something cultivated over time? This week, we explore what it means to grow a heart that is ready, steady enough to give consistently and free enough to respond instantly. Beneath the surface, something is always being formed in us. The question is not if you will sow, but what has been cultivated when the moment comes.

Jesus speaks often about fruit, but He starts with the soil. In this first week of Seeds & Sowers, Jason dives into Luke 12, uncovering how fear and trust shape the ground of our hearts. This message invites us to care for the soil that determines what takes root and grows.

Faith that lasts doesn’t happen by accident. Join Jason, Ayren, and Matt in our series close, as they unpack what it means to be rooted in Scripture, in prayer, and in community and why those roots matter more than ever. This conversation might just change the way you live your faith.

Your mission is not waiting on better circumstances. It is waiting on your yes.
In this weeks message, we discover how God uses ordinary moments, uncomfortable places, and unexpected people to build His Kingdom. When we are rooted in the Word, we are never off mission. The question is not whereGod is sending you, but whether you are paying attention.