This Easter message takes a fresh, unexpected look at the Parable of the Good Samaritan, revealing that true compassion always comes at a cost . . . and that real love for God is measured by how we love the people around us. Drawing from Luke 10, this teaching challenges the familiar question "Who is my neighbor?" and flips it into the far more powerful question, "What kind of neighbor am I?" The message connects the resurrection of Jesus Christ directly to a life of sacrificial, inconvenient love . . . showing that the gospel isn't just something we receive, but something we're called to live out. Whether you're a longtime believer or exploring faith for the first time, this Resurrection Weekend message will inspire you to move from comfort to compassion!

When you see people accurately . . . you will seek people actively.
What if you could see the people around you the way Jesus sees them . . . with genuine compassion that moves you to action? "2020 Vision" is a powerful, Scripture-packed message rooted in Matthew 9 and Luke 19 that reveals three practical standards for seeing and reaching people who are far from God. You'll discover the life-changing difference between sympathy and true biblical compassion, why the church is a launching pad rather than a resting place, and how your everyday boldness and availability is exactly what revival looks like in action. This message will inspire and equip you to look past the surface, walk through crowds slowly, and love people the way God always intended.

How's your appetite? In this one-time message, Pastor Jim digs into Matthew 5:6 and challenges us to understand that a healthy appetite is a holy appetite . . . and that the two aren't as different as you might think. You'll find out why spiritual hunger works completely backwards from physical hunger, what righteousness really means beyond just "don't do bad stuff," and why however hungry you are is exactly how filled you're going to be. If you've felt dry, distant, or like you've been feeding on spiritual junk food, this message was made for you. Come hungry, you won't leave empty.