Sunday Morning Message - "Relationship"

In this message from January 11, Pastor Kyle explores the profound truth that Jesus teaches us to approach God in prayer by first establishing our relationship with Him as Father. When the disciples asked Jesus to teach them how to pray, His first word was "Father" - not as a mere formality, but as the foundation for everything that follows. This approach flies in the face of religion and walks us back into relationship with God. Just as Adam and Eve once walked face to face with God in the garden, Jesus is restoring our ability to enter confidently into the presence of our Abba Father through prayer.

Sunday Morning Message - "Place and Promise"

In this message from January 4, Pastor Kyle launches a new series, Made to Pray, with a message that sets the foundation for why prayer is not optional—but essential to the life of every believer. Teaching from Luke 11, we’ll see the consistent pattern of Jesus intentionally withdrawing to specific places to pray and how that rhythm shaped His life, leadership, and decisions. This message invites us into a new year with a fresh posture toward God—establishing intentional patterns of prayer, coming as students asking, “Lord, teach us to pray,” and trusting the powerful promise that when we ask, seek, and knock, our Heavenly Father responds by giving us His very presence through the Holy Spirit. This message will challenge, encourage, and prepare our hearts for a transformative season of prayer together as a church family.

Sunday Morning Message - "Preparing for a New Season"

In this message from December 28, Executive Pastor Ben Boyd brings a powerful message centered on Jesus’ authority to rescue, restore, and renew. Teaching from Luke 8:26–39, we’ll see how Jesus confronts bondage, brings freedom to the broken, and transforms a life once marked by darkness into a testimony of grace. Paired with Ephesians 2 and Colossians 1, the message reminds us that we were once far from God but are now made alive and reconciled through Christ. As the restored man is sent to tell what Jesus has done, we are challenged to live as living testimonies of His power. This message calls us to trust God for renewed strength, patient growth, and a fruitful life that reflects His transforming work.

Sunday Morning Message: Family Christmas Service - God With Us

This service is designed for the entire family to worship together and celebrate the true meaning of Christmas. Pastor Kyle & David share a special Christmas message, reflecting on the hope, joy, and promise found in the birth of Christ—we’d love for you and your family to be with us. 🎄

What if the trees throughout Scripture could speak to us about God's redemptive story? This powerful message traces an extraordinary thread from Genesis to Revelation, showing how trees have witnessed every pivotal moment in God's plan for humanity. We begin in Eden, where the tree of life and the tree of knowledge stood as symbols of our relationship with God—a relationship shattered when humanity chose independence over dependence on Him. That tragic moment, witnessed by the garden's trees, separated us from God's presence and began a journey of longing for restoration. But the story doesn't end in exile. Fast forward through redemptive history to another tree—a dogwood cross on Golgotha—where the Creator Himself hung to undo what was broken in the garden. This tree bore not a criminal, but God in flesh, paying the price for our rebellion so we could return home. The beauty of this narrative is that it culminates in Revelation's vision of the tree of life standing beside the river of God's throne, its leaves healing the nations. We're invited to see Christmas not just as a celebration of Jesus' birth, but as part of this magnificent arc—God's relentless pursuit to bring us back into His presence. The question we must answer is whether we've received the gift that makes us ready for that eternal tree, or if we're still standing at a distance from the One who made it all possible.

Sunday Morning Message - "Proclaim, Bring, Invite!"

In this message from December 7, Pastor Kyle will bring teaching from John 1, and reminds us that just like John the Baptist, we are people sent by God. Every believer is called to live on mission by doing three simple but life-changing things: proclaiming who Jesus is, bringing people into His presence, and inviting others to experience Him for themselves. John proclaimed Jesus as the Lamb of God, Andrew brought his brother to Jesus, and Philip invited a skeptic to “come and see.” Pastor Kyle challenges us to follow the same pattern: boldly proclaim the truth of Christ, intentionally bring people into environments where they can encounter His presence, and lovingly invite them to discover Jesus personally. When we do these things, Jesus does the rest—changing lives, unlocking destinies, and drawing people to Himself.

Sunday Morning Message - Psalm 145: A Psalm of Praise

In this message from November 30, Pastor Kyle walks us through Psalm 145, a powerful hymn of praise that celebrates the greatness, goodness, and compassion of our God. David declares that the Lord is worthy of exaltation in every generation because His character never changes—He is gracious, merciful, patient, and overflowing with steadfast love. Psalm 145 reminds us that God is near to all who call on Him and faithful in all His ways, inviting us to respond with worship and trust. As we continue our mini-series, “A Season in Psalms,” we’ll see how this psalm lifts our eyes from our challenges to the unmatched majesty of the King who reigns forever.

Sunday Morning Message - Psalm 100

In this message from November 23, Executive Pastor Ben Boyd leads us through Psalm 100, a joyful call to worship that invites God’s people to enter His presence with gladness, gratitude, and praise. In just five verses, the psalm reminds us that the Lord is our Creator, our Shepherd, and forever faithful. As we continue our new mini-series, “A Season in Psalms,” we’ll see how Psalm 100 re-centers our hearts by grounding our worship not in our circumstances, but in God’s unchanging goodness. It’s an invitation to come before Him with thanksgiving and to celebrate the enduring love that defines who He is and who we are in Him.