Episodios

  • HOME IMPROVEMENT: Who's the Boss (of Your Kids)?

    HOME IMPROVEMENT: Who's the Boss (of Your Kids)?
    Sep 28 2025
    Parenting isn’t easy, and if you’re not leading your kids—culture will. In this message from the Home Improvement series, we look at the parable of the prodigal son through the lens of parenting and discover three powerful lessons: parents are leaders who go first, kids must be shaped intentionally or the world will do it for us, and every child needs a home they can return to.

    Whether you’re raising young kids, guiding teens, or influencing the next generation in another role, this message is a reminder that intentional parenting beats accidental influence—and that God’s love and grace set the model for every home.
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  • HOME IMPROVEMENT: Not-So Full House

    HOME IMPROVEMENT: Not-So Full House
    Sep 21 2025
    Loneliness is one of the greatest struggles people face—whether single, widowed, divorced, or even surrounded by family. God sees you in your isolation and offers healing, purpose, and belonging in every season of life. This message points us to the hope of community and the assurance that with God, we are never truly alone.
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  • HOME IMPROVEMENT: Leave it to Jesus

    HOME IMPROVEMENT: Leave it to Jesus
    Sep 14 2025
    Every home needs a strong foundation, and the same is true for our lives. In this message from our Home Improvement series, we learn that Jesus must be the cornerstone we build everything on—our marriage, our family, our finances, and our future. Storms will come, but when Christ is our firm foundation, we can stand strong, endure, and experience the life God designed for us.
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  • THEOLOGY OF WORK: Good Work, Done Well

    THEOLOGY OF WORK: Good Work, Done Well
    Sep 7 2025
    God has placed you in your workplace for more than just a paycheck. He’s positioned you to live out your faith, influence others, and reflect His goodness in everyday life. In this message from Theology of Work, we explore how God uses our jobs to shape us, teach us patience, build our character, and give us opportunities to share His love. No matter your past or your position, your work can become a platform for the Gospel when you step out in faith and trust God’s plan.
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  • KINGDOM LOGIC: The Kingdom Cuts Deep

    KINGDOM LOGIC: The Kingdom Cuts Deep
    Aug 17 2025
    This sermon looks at how the kingdom divides wheat from weeds, fish from fish, and families from families.
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  • THEOLOGY OF WORK: Work Like God Works

    THEOLOGY OF WORK: Work Like God Works
    Aug 31 2025
    Work isn’t just something we do to get by—it’s part of God’s design and purpose for our lives. From the very beginning, God showed us that work matters. He created with order, beauty, joy, and provision, and He calls us to partner with Him in the same way. In this message, we’ll discover how to see our daily work—whether at home, in school, or on the job—as an opportunity to reflect God’s character, bring peace to the world, and unlock potential in others. When we work like God works, every task becomes meaningful and eternal.
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  • THEOLOGY OF WORK: God Cares About Work

    THEOLOGY OF WORK: God Cares About Work
    Aug 24 2025
    Work is not just what you do to get by—it’s part of God’s design for your life. From the very beginning, God gave us work and called it good. In this message from Colossians 3, we’re reminded that whatever we do—whether at the office, at home, at school, or in the yard—we can do it for the Lord. Work is sacred when it’s surrendered to God, and He promises an eternal reward for those who serve Him with faithfulness.
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  • KINGDOM LOGIC: The Cost of Unreadiness

    KINGDOM LOGIC: The Cost of Unreadiness
    Aug 10 2025
    Jesus told a story about ten bridesmaids—five were ready, five were not. When the groom finally arrived, only the prepared were welcomed into the celebration. The others showed up too late, and the door was shut.

    This message challenges the dangerous mindset of spiritual procrastination. Are you living ready, or just hoping you’ll be ready when the time comes? Pastor Adam breaks down this parable in Matthew 25 to show that readiness isn’t about fear—it’s about relationship. You can’t borrow someone else’s faith. You can’t rely on someone else’s flame. You need your own oil, your own surrender, and your own walk with Jesus.

    A delayed groom is not a disengaged groom. And how you respond to Jesus today may be the only chance that matters.
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