That’s where this message lands.

Guest speaker Eugene Cho walks through the final moments of Joseph’s story—where the people who betrayed him are suddenly within reach, and everything could tip toward payback.

Instead, something unexpected happens. Not a dismissal of what was done. Not pretending it didn’t matter. Something stronger.

If you’ve ever carried something longer than you meant to, this one’s worth a listen.

What would you do?

Joseph faced that exact moment. What followed wasn’t a quick apology or an easy reconciliation—it was a complicated process that unfolded over months and revealed what real repair actually requires.

Step into the tension of the story and see how it unfolds.

This message explores the quiet work God does in the seasons we would never choose. If you’ve ever wondered whether the waiting in your life has a purpose—or whether anything good could come from it—this conversation might help you see your story in a new light.

Joseph knew that ride well. Between the promise God gave him and the life he was living stretched years of setbacks, silence, and circumstances that made no sense. The question his story leaves us with is simple and unsettling: what would someone in your exact situation do if they were absolutely confident God was with them?

We’ll talk about how real success isn’t about rising to the top, but staying faithful when you’re stuck at the bottom. How do you keep going when no one sees you? When your purpose feels delayed? We’ll walk through how God shapes us in the hidden years, and why faithfulness in the dark still counts.

If you’re in a season of waiting, disappointment, or just trying to do the right thing when it costs you — this one’s for you.

If you’ve ever said, “This is not how my life was supposed to go,” Joseph has been there. And yet his story becomes a doorway into how God works in the very places we can’t see Him yet.

Watch the message and let it meet whatever part of your life feels off script right now.

This week, we close by exploring something rarely talked about in church: a theology of play. From the Garden of Eden to Sabbath feasts to Jesus’ first miracle at a wedding, Scripture paints a picture of a God who delights in beauty, celebration, rest, laughter, and joy.

Get ready to rethink what God is like—and what it might mean to recover joy on purpose.

The message explores how our digital habits, our assumptions about struggle, and the stories we tell ourselves can all pull us into defense mode—or open us to a different kind of strength. If you’ve been walking through a season that feels heavy, this message offers a thoughtful, hopeful way to approach it.

If you’ve been feeling the weight of disconnection (or you’re watching someone you love drift into it), this one will speak straight to the places we usually keep hidden. There’s a better way to be human — and a better way to be together — and we’re going there in this sermon.

In this message, we explore an ancient idea with surprising relevance: a "rule of life"—the rhythms, habits, and practices that quietly shape who we’re becoming. Through three vivid images—a monastery, a vineyard, and an invitation from Jesus—we’re invited to consider how real fruitfulness doesn’t come from trying harder, but from staying connected and being formed over time.

Jesus’ promise is simple and startling: rest for your soul. This message is an invitation to slow down, remain connected to him, and thoughtfully shape the patterns of your everyday life so that growth happens naturally—from the inside out. Whether you’re feeling weary, hopeful, or somewhere in between, this is a moment to pause and ask: What is forming me—and where is it leading?

In this message from our Connected series, we sit with the tension that often follows Christmas—the gap between hope we sing about and the reality we wake up to. Through Mary’s encounter in Luke 1, we’re reminded that God doesn’t promise easy outcomes or clear answers. Instead, He offers something deeper: His faithfulness.

This message explores how God builds trust when the future feels uncertain—by naming what’s unclear, reminding us of where He’s been faithful before, and anchoring us in a word that does not fail. It’s an invitation to stop carrying the weight alone and to trust the God who is still writing the story.

In this message, we continue in the opening chapter of Luke and the story of Elizabeth, a faithful woman carrying years of disappointment and quiet disgrace. Her story reveals how shame takes hold—not always because of what we’ve done, but sometimes because of what hasn’t happened—and how God meets people right there.

As we reflect on the birth of Jesus, we’re reminded that Christmas is not about perfection or having it all together. It’s about a God who enters human weakness, lifts shame, and restores dignity. Through Jesus, disgrace does not get the final word—grace does.

For many people, doubt feels like a dead end—something to hide, suppress, or fix. But what if doubt isn’t a barrier to God at all? What if it’s a bridge?

Continuing our series "Connected," this message from Luke 1 takes a look at the story of Zechariah—a faithful man who still wrestled with uncertainty—and we discover how God meets us not after our doubts are resolved, but right in the middle of them. This teaching explores why certainty is elusive for all of us, how faith actually grows through seasons of silence, and what it looks like to bring honest questions to God without fear or shame.

Whether you’re confident in your faith, quietly questioning, or somewhere in between, this message offers a hopeful and grounded invitation: your doubts don’t disqualify you—they may be the very place God wants to meet you.

As Pastor Scotty unpacks the passage, we look honestly at the places where our own hearts have drifted this season: toward stress, toward screens, toward old hurts, or just toward getting through. And we discover the good news that God begins His reconnection story not out in the world somewhere, but right at home—in the relationships closest to us, and in the places where hope feels tired.

This message invites all of us, whether we’re in a season of joy or carrying something heavy, to consider one simple question: Which way is your heart turned right now? And how might God be inviting you to turn back—toward Him, toward someone you love, and toward the wisdom that can soften what life has hardened.

This message asks what we’re handing down in the everyday moments of our lives. Through our words, our habits, our generosity, and our presence, people around us receive something from us—hope or hurry, faith or fear, connection or distance. As Advent begins, we’re invited to choose differently: to pass on the story of Jesus in a way that restores connection with God and with each other, starting with our own lives.

This Sunday, we’ll explore why the resurrection was the center of the early church’s faith, why it still changes everything today, and how the living Jesus meets us in the real places we’re weary, uncertain, or holding on too tightly. Together, we’ll learn to search our hearts, surrender what’s keeping us stuck, step out in faith, and set our gaze on the One who goes with us.

If you’ve ever wondered where to find steady hope in an unsteady world, this message is for you—because He lives, and that changes everything.

In this week’s message, Pastor Scotty Scruggs walks us through the story of Ananias and Sapphira and shows why the greatest threat to our spiritual lives isn’t what's “out there”—it’s what we keep in the dark. You’ll learn why honesty is the doorway to healing, why God takes secrecy so seriously, and the three choices that move us from managing our image to actually being transformed.

If you’ve ever felt pressure to look more spiritual than you are, if you’ve ever carried a secret hoping no one will notice, or if you’re tired of pretending and just want to breathe again—this message is for you.

Welcome to a church where everybody’s welcome, nobody’s perfect, and anything’s possible.

Through Acts 4 and the parable of the rich fool in Luke 12, we’ll uncover the subtle barriers that keep us from the kind of unity and freedom the early church experienced. Because when we stop clinging to “mine,” we start to see what’s truly ours in Christ.

Join us as we discover the joy that comes when we loosen our grip and let God’s love move through our hands.

There were plenty of miraculous moments at the start: the Holy Spirit descending in tongues of fire, people speaking in new languages, thousands coming to faith, even the ground shaking as believers prayed for boldness. But the very first miracle wasn’t any of those.

It wasn’t loud or dramatic. It was this: all the believers were of one heart and one mind. For the first time in history, God’s people were completely united.

In a world built on division, this week we’ll explore how that same miracle—unity of heart and spirit—can still transform the Church today.

This Sunday, Pastor Scotty continues our Unstoppable series by showing how the early church faced real opposition—political systems, cultural rejection, even violence—and yet somehow, it only made them stronger. They didn’t just survive; they grew into a movement that changed the world.

So how did they do it? And what can we learn when our own faith feels like it’s swimming upstream?

Join us as we discover how every obstacle can become an opening for God’s power to move through us. Because Jesus faced every kind of opposition—and still overcame. That same unstoppable Spirit is alive in us today.

That’s what we see in Acts 3, where a man who had never walked suddenly stands to his feet. Not because of luck or strength, but because the power of Jesus reached into his story and changed it forever.

In this week’s message from our Unstoppable series, Pastor Scotty reminds us that God’s power still moves in unseen ways. Healing isn’t just something He did long ago—it’s something He still does today. And when we live with faith and expectation, we become the beautiful gates through which His love and power flow into the world.

When the early church felt the same question—what do we do now?—they didn’t add more programs or check more boxes. They devoted themselves to Scripture, community, reconciliation, and prayer.

Discover how moving from dabbling to devotion can transform not just your faith, but your whole life.

This week, Wolfgang continues our series Unstoppable by exploring what God cares about most—and how His heart for the world invites us to expand our own. When we align our passions with His, we discover a life that’s not just full, but eternal in impact.

This Sunday, as we continue our Unstoppable series, Pastor Scotty walks us through Acts 2—the moment that marked the true beginning of the church. Building on Acts 1, he’ll show us how what feels missing inside of us is actually found in the Spirit of God, who launched a movement that couldn’t be stopped and is still changing lives today.

Come and be reminded that you’re not alone in your faith. The Spirit still works in mysterious and powerful ways, and God wants to fill what’s missing in you and use your life to change the world.

In this message Pastor Scotty unpacks the hidden cost of a prayerless life, and why prayer was never just a side practice for the early church—it was the source of their strength and the reason the gospel spread.

The same is true today. Without prayer, faith withers. With prayer, lives are renewed and hope takes root. Join us as we rediscover the good news that prayer has never lost its power—and it’s never been out of reach.

This Sunday, Scotty takes us into week two of Unstoppable, showing how the church went from unlikely beginnings to the fastest-growing movement in history. And just like those first followers, our purpose isn’t just about what we do—it’s about bearing witness to Jesus so that His unstoppable work continues today.

Come see how God used ordinary men and women to launch a movement that, against all odds, became unstoppable.

Steven Bolt ends our series, “That’s a Promise,” by sharing the story of Jesus speaking with his disciples and the challenge He presented them. He led them to the very doorway to the underworld believed by those at that time, and declared, “I will build my church.” That’s the challenge, the calling, that God has in store for His ministry. 

Come along as we come awake, arise, and advance God’s challenge to us, because the thing is, is that we get to do this. Can you believe we get to do this? The impossible isn’t where faith stops; it’s where faith starts.

Wolfgang ends our series, “That’s a Promise,” with the reassurance that God wants to hear our questions, even the really hard ones. Because wrestling with our faith doesn’t make us bad Christians—it’s the opposite. It makes us normal.

Join us as we talk about what it’s like to have the courage to honestly ask questions and wrestle with what’s real and what’s true. The goal isn’t simply to destroy, it’s to discover, or re-discover what’s authentic within your faith.

It’s the paradox of generosity—where letting go leads to abundance, and giving opens the door to joy you can’t buy. In this week’s message from our series "That’s a Promise," you’ll hear how this upside-down way of living can reshape your relationship with money, purpose, and trust in God.

Whether you’re navigating career decisions, raising a family, or searching for meaning beyond the next purchase, this conversation will challenge what you think you know about security… and invite you to experience the life God promises.

This week, Kiki Edwards names the quiet obstacles that sneak in and drain our spiritual life—and how the enemy uses them to keep us from experiencing God, especially when we’re hurting or worn out. But what if these dry seasons aren’t signs of failure… but invitations?

Join us as we explore how even the most fragile seasons can become sacred ground. Because Jesus doesn’t just promise to meet us in our strength—He draws near in our fatigue, our questions, and even our silence. Let’s learn how to seek Him there.

This week, Steven Bolt unpacks one of the most quoted (and most misunderstood) promises in the Bible: “In all things God works for the good of those who love him.” (Romans 8:28) 

This isn’t a feel-good platitude for coffee mugs. It’s a hard-won truth for real life—a promise that God is present, active, and redeeming even when we can’t see it yet. Come wrestle. Come rejoice. And maybe discover that what feels like the end might just be a new beginning.

Whether you’ve wandered far or worked hard to stay close, there’s a part of us all that wonders: Am I really still worthy of love? In this message, Pastor Scotty walks us through Jesus’ most famous story about two sons—one who ran, and one who resented—and the kind of Father who loves them both with arms wide open.

This isn’t just a story about rebellion or religion—it’s about a love that refuses to give up on you. A love that doesn’t wait for you to get it all right. A love that comes running.

Watch now and rediscover the promise at the center of every other promise: God loves you—no matter what.

This week, Pastor Chad is opening up a conversation we all need. What do we do when life drops us into the valley—when we’re desperate for something solid to hold onto? Do we keep reaching for the same promises that let us down time and time again, or is there a different kind of promise waiting for us?

Come discover why you don’t have to walk through any valley alone. This is a message about presence, hope, and a promise that’s actually worth trusting—no matter where you find yourself right now.

Wolfgang unpacks why this promise matters for every work-in-progress moment of your life. From stories of unfortunate life choices to glimpses of God’s creative power in galaxies and mountains, you’ll see how the God who shaped the universe is still shaping you. Discover how justification, sanctification, and the ultimate promise of glorification give us confidence that our lives—and this world—are headed somewhere good, even when we can’t see it yet.

Listen in and be encouraged to take your next step, trusting that God never abandons what He starts.

But this message is about more than leadership. It’s about what makes us a family. Because while disciples are formed by listening to Jesus, we become a family by eating with Him. Around that table, we learn to stay together through disagreement, to love across difference, and to embody a kind of unity the world desperately needs to see.

God’s vision isn’t about pitting men and women against each other to see who holds ultimate authority — it’s about equality, mutuality, suitability, and intimacy between them. So stay curious, and if you missed Parts 1 or 2, make sure to go back and watch—they lay the foundation for the conversation we’re building week by week.

What we find isn’t just equality in personhood—it’s mutuality in calling, authority, and responsibility. So lean in and stay curious. And if you missed Part 1, make sure to go back and watch—it sets the foundation for the conversation we’re building week by week.

If you’ve ever wondered What does the Bible really say?—or if you’re wary of agendas overshadowing truth—this is where we start. Come ready to engage, reflect, and let the Spirit reshape us together.

In this sermon, Wolfgang concludes our powerful series, When Christians Get It Wrong by diving into Jesus' closing words in His revolutionary Sermon on the Mount. Last week, we explored His stark warnings about false prophets, but now we turn to an even more urgent question: How can we recognize—and avoid becoming—false followers? Jesus doesn’t just want admirers; He demands disciples who build their lives on His words and put them into practice. Join us as we wrestle with what it truly means to follow Him.

This Sunday, Wolfgang continues our series When Christians Get It Wrong – And How To Get It Right, looking at the final section of Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount. In it, Jesus offers a sobering warning about false prophets—those who look trustworthy on the outside but lead others toward destruction. We’ll learn how to discern the difference between what’s real and what’s counterfeit, and how Jesus equips us to do just that. Because no matter who may have failed you in the past, Jesus never will. His is the only life truly worth following.

Jesus didn’t avoid people who were different. He moved toward them with love, grace, and truth. This message invites us to examine how the presence of Jesus in us should shape the way we engage a divided world—not with distance or judgment, but with compassion that reflects the heart of God.

Jesus offers a surprising answer. Before we point fingers, we need to look in the mirror. Join us as we unpack His invitation to trade condemnation for transformation—starting with our own hearts.

This first week, we’re diving into one of the biggest ways we get it wrong: judgment. In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus tells us plainly, “Do not judge.” Yet today, Christians are often known more for criticism than compassion.

Join us as we unpack why judgment takes root in the first place—and how choosing grace instead can transform not just our relationships, but our lives.

In his sermon on the mount, Jesus redirects our gaze—from the chaos of "what if" to the Creator who clothes the flowers and feeds the birds. Learn how to confront anxiety with faith—not shame—and trade isolation for the peace of God’s presence. Whether you’re overwhelmed by tomorrow’s uncertainties or tomorrow’s struggles, this reminder stands firm: The same God who calms storms walks with you in the storm. Find hope, practical steps, and the freedom to live one day at a time — anchored in His care.

From a 6-year-old’s 57 cents that sparked a global legacy to the haunting parable of a man who stored everything but lost his soul, this sermon uncovers why true freedom begins when we stop clinging and start giving. Discover practical steps to break the cycle of “more” and live with open hands in a world obsessed with accumulation.

You’ll walk away with two game-changing phrases: “I don’t care what you think” and “I deeply care what God thinks.” Learn how anonymous generosity, embracing an “audience of One,” and surrendering your need for recognition can unshackle your soul. Through real stories and biblical truth, discover why God’s approval—proven on the cross—is the only validation that never fades. Stop performing. Start living. Your freedom begins here.

The sermon exposes how even subtle lies—in relationships, social media, or casual promises—erode trust and distance us from God’s design for integrity. Jesus invites us into a countercultural way of life where words align with reality, and authenticity replaces image management. True freedom comes from hearts transformed by grace, not polished performances.

Closing with hope, the message reminds us that honesty begins with embracing our identity as beloved children of God. His forgiveness covers our failures, and His Spirit empowers us to live truthfully—even when it’s hard. Tune in to rediscover the liberating power of a life rooted in radical truth.

This isn’t a sermon about being “nice.” It’s about freedom. Through Jesus’ shocking teachings in Matthew 5 (“Turn the other cheek,” “Love your enemies”), Kiki reveals how to break cycles of hurt and step into a life marked by peace, not payback. Think it’s impossible? You’re not alone—but what if grace could change everything?

Join us for a conversation that’s equal parts challenging and hopeful. Whether you’re wrestling with old pain, stuck in unforgiveness, or just curious about Jesus’ upside-down way of living, this series will give you practical steps to trade lies for truth—and finally breathe free.

Pastor Scotty continues our “Change of Heart” series with a compassionate look at marriage, divorce, and God’s grace. Exploring Jesus’ words in the Sermon on the Mount, this message reveals how He challenged cultural norms to protect the vulnerable and address the heart’s deepest struggles.

From flawed marriages in the Bible to the hope of second chances, this sermon offers grace for the broken, whether your marriage is strong, struggling, or has ended. Discover a God who turns broken vows into opportunities for redemption and calls us to love with humility and mercy.

Come as you are—married, single, or divorced—and find hope in a God who heals and restores.

Jesus reminds us that desire itself isn’t the enemy—it’s a gift. The danger begins when lies twist that gift into something that isolates and destroys. Pastor Scotty opens up about his own journey, revealing how Jesus breaks the grip of lust with grace and truth.

This isn’t about condemnation. It’s about freedom. No matter where you’ve been, there is hope. Jesus doesn’t just forgive; He heals. He doesn’t just call us out; He calls us beloved.

You’re not alone. You’re not stuck. And you don’t have to hide. This is a safe place to heal, to find hope, and to take the next step toward freedom.

Through four practical steps—stop, go back to the person, lead with kindness, and stay humble—we’ll discover how to handle anger in a way that honors God. This isn’t about suppressing our emotions but surrendering them to Christ, allowing His grace to transform us. Whether you wrestle with grudges, passive aggression, or a sense of justice that burns hot, there’s a better way forward. Join us as we learn to let anger serve its right purpose without letting it take over our hearts.

This week, explore how God has tied His faithfulness and reputation to answering the prayers of His people. Prayer isn’t about perfect words or rituals—it’s about trusting that He hears, He cares, and He responds. Come discover the joy of bringing your needs to the One who never fails and find peace in His unwavering faithfulness.

Discover how acknowledging your limits and turning to God’s strength can transform the chaos. This week, we explore how prayer isn’t just a practice but a powerful step toward peace, clarity, and a life anchored in God’s presence. Listen in and start your year with hope.

Join us as we continue our You're Invited series and explore how God works behind the scenes, meets us in our waiting, and reminds us that we are never alone. Whether you’re navigating the space between joy and pain, faith and doubt, or a promise and its fulfillment, this message will encourage you to trust in the God who is always with us—especially in the in-between.

Jesus calls us salt, not just to say we add something good to the world, but to remind us that we sustain it, preserving and bringing life where it’s needed most. And when He calls us light, it’s not just a metaphor; it’s a declaration. In a world often stumbling in the dark, we reflect His light, guiding others toward hope, love, and the way of Christ.

No matter where you find yourself right now—whether life feels overwhelming or steady—this truth stands firm: you are salt, and you are light. Join us as we uncover what that means for you and the world around you.

In a culture that values comfort, power, and approval, Jesus offers a countercultural truth—true blessing comes not from avoiding opposition but from standing firm in faith, even when it costs us. We'll uncover how persecution is an inevitable part of discipleship, the eternal rewards it brings, and how Jesus' ultimate victory gives us courage to endure.

Explore the paradox of finding joy in the midst of struggle and discover what it means to live the truly "blessed" life.

Through stories, scripture, and real-life reflections, we examine the nature of a “pure heart”—not as perfection, but as a heart made whole through Jesus. We’ll see how God’s love frees us to drop our defenses, letting go of the masks we wear and the secrets we keep. Join us as we uncover the beauty of seeing and knowing God, not through our striving, but by simply being in His presence.

In a world quick to cancel, divide, and hold grudges, Jesus offers us an upside-down way forward. He calls us to live in the freedom of mercy—a mercy that extends beyond our comfort zones, beyond our likes or dislikes, and reaches the hearts of others just as it reaches ours. Join us as we explore how saying “Yes” to Jesus through mercy invites us to live the life we’ve always longed for: full of love, compassion, and true connection with God and others.

This week, we’ll uncover how Jesus addresses our deepest longings, not by offering temporary fixes but by filling us with righteousness and healing our brokenness. Continuing to draw from the Beatitudes, this sermon explores how the hunger for righteousness is not about following more rules, but about restoring our relationships—with God, with others, and with ourselves. 

Join us as we discover how Jesus meets us in our unmet desires, offering more than just temporary relief—He provides lasting fulfillment. Experience the invitation to step into the kingdom today, where Jesus offers to fill the hunger and thirst of your soul.

Join us as we explore what it means to live in the kingdom of God, where His blessings are not earned by effort but freely given to those who acknowledge their deep need for Him. Uncover how Jesus invites the least, the last, and the lost to experience the good life, right where they are.

Through the story of David, Pastor Scotty shows us how we aren’t the hero of our stories, but rather it's the God who saved you from your past and gives you strength in the present. This encouraging message reminds us that God has a beautiful future for us, if not in this life, then most certainly in the next.

Through the story of David and Nathan, Pastor Steven shows us how confronting hidden sins and embracing forgiveness can transform our lives. This inspiring message reminds us that no matter how far we've run from Him, God's love is always there to pick us up.

Subscribe for more uplifting content and share this message with anyone who needs a reminder of God's limitless love and grace.

Through this powerful message, Wolfgang shows us three key moments of decision-making in David's story and we learn how to navigate similar crossroads. Together, we can build a supportive community that embraces vulnerability and honesty, allowing us to grow in faith and commitment to God.

Learn how to develop an encouragement plan rooted in your faith, and experience Pastor Scotty's wisdom as he guides us on a path toward resilience and unwavering trust in God's plan for us.Together, we can find inspiration in the lives of those who faced discouragement and found the strength to persevere. Join us each week as we explore the transformative power of encouragement and learn to live out our faith with grace, courage, and an unshakeable foundation in the Lord.

Kiki encourages us to embrace emotional vulnerability in our relationship with Jesus, addressing the barriers we've constructed due to past hurts and disappointments. By transforming these obstacles into pathways for growth, we can cultivate a closer intimacy with God. The sermon urges us to prioritize our connection with Jesus above all else, embracing the discipline of seeking Him earnestly and allowing His presence to fulfill our deepest longings.

Embark on this transformative journey as we learn to love Jesus with our entire being—heart, mind, and strength—and experience the life-changing power of His unfailing love. This powerful message offers hope and inspiration for both new believers and seasoned followers, guiding us towards a more passionate, meaningful relationship with Christ.

Discover how to redefine the wilderness as a place of spiritual refinement rather than mere hardship. Examine David's pivotal decision to spare Saul's life, demonstrating his unwavering faith and trust in God's timing. Learn how our own wilderness experiences shape us into who God intends us to be, as Pastor David encourages us to embrace these transformative seasons as opportunities for deeper spiritual growth and reliance on God.

In this episode, Scotty brings the historical and spiritual context of 1 Samuel 17 to life, revealing how God uses ordinary moments to prepare us for extraordinary acts of faith. Learn to face your own giants with confidence, drawing strength from belief in the victory of Jesus over the giant of sin and death.

Discover the misconceptions surrounding forgiveness and learn practical steps to overcome anger, bitterness, and resentment. Through engaging illustrations and thought-provoking quotes, Pastor Cho invites us to embrace God's love and choose love over resentment in our daily lives.

Don't miss this opportunity to be inspired and challenged by this impactful sermon on letting go of resentment and pursuing a life of forgiveness.

Pastor Steven shares uplifting tales of biblical figures who took leaps of faith and discovered God's love in unexpected ways. He provides practical advice for finding courage amidst the unknown and confidently embracing life's surprises, grounded in God's plan. Join us for an empowering message that will encourage you to live life to the fullest and rely on God's love, even in chaotic times.

We must be spiritually aware, as unseen forces constantly try to influence us. Let's wake up to this reality, knowing that God will triumph over darkness. As John writes, "The one who is in you is greater than the one who is in the world."

Experience the welcoming community at Northshore as we journey together to embrace a life unburdened by the power of the Holy Spirit, enabling us to love God and others more deeply.

Drawing from 1 John 3:11-18, we’re reminded that true love isn't just a feeling—it's an action. Scotty shares how Jesus laid down His life for us and challenges us to do the same for others through sacrificial love.

With relatable stories and deep insights, we’re invited to practice love in ways that might cost us something—from small acts of kindness to joining community initiatives. So join us on this journey, and let's learn to love together!

Connect with the welcoming community at Northshore, and join us as we explore the path to a life unburdened to love God and others.

Embrace your true self in Christ and a life of purpose grounded in faith. Listen now and emerge empowered to walk your path with clarity and conviction, shielded by the transformative truth of the Bible. Protect your spiritual journey and stay firmly rooted in God's love and guidance.

The passage tells us to love people in the world like God does, but be careful not to chase after things that feel good but don't last. By knowing Jesus and living His way, we can find true happiness and freedom from the draw of the world.

Connect with the welcoming community at Northshore, and join us as we explore the path to a life unburdened by temptation of the world. 

The passage reveals that claiming to be without sin is self-deception, and it weighs heavily on our souls. Experience the life-changing freedom that comes from confessing our sins to Jesus, the light that dispels the darkness.

Don't let self-deception hold you captive any longer. Connect with the welcoming community at Northshore, and join us as we explore the path to a life unburdened by denial and deception.

Join Pastor Scotty as we reflect on how embracing Jesus's path can free us from the chains of bitterness, strengthen our relationships, and lead us to a more fulfilling life. Through this exploration, we can experience the true potential of forgiveness and move beyond the pain of past hurts and trauma.

Through this message, we'll discover how to apply that same faith in our own lives when the unexpected happens. We'll learn about the power of surrendering to God and explore the incredible things He can do when we trust Him completely. Don't miss this chance to grow in your faith and learn from Jesus' ultimate act of surrender.

Consider these questions to find the courage to move faith into action...

Am I prepared to say yes?

Am I willing to confront my fears?

Am I willing to be different to make a difference?

- Why does the mind matter? 

- What does a mind engaged with God look like? 

- And most importantly, how can we practically engage our minds in this pursuit?

Explore the intellectual pathway of connecting with God through your mind.

This message explores how these seemingly ordinary practices connect you to God and can remind you of your place within His larger story. Spiritual traditions show that you are a part of something greater, linked to the lineage of God's people that stretches back centuries.

Find practical ways to incorporate traditions into your life, enabling you to connect with God on a deeper level. Discover how these ancient practices can bring meaning, purpose, and a sense of belonging to your spiritual journey.

God called Abraham and Sarah to leave everything behind before He told them where they were going. They had to live daily by faith, and God used them to change the world.

God can do that again through us, and He can do even greater things than we’ve seen before. Because the greater our faith, the greater He works.