Does your faith change the way you work? In Ephesians 6:5–9, Pastor Chris challenges us to rethink who we're really working for and why our daily work matters to God. Whether you're an employee, employer, or leader, your attitude, integrity, and treatment of others reveal who you're ultimately serving.

Discover why your workplace is more than a place to earn a paycheck—it's an opportunity to honor Christ, serve others, and make your faith visible in everyday life. Because following Jesus doesn't stop when you leave church on Sunday. It changes how you live on Monday.

Family 101 | Wk 1
Pastor Chris Dixon

"Jesus At Home"

This week's message, "Jesus At Home" (Ephesians 6:1–4), challenged us to remember that it's often easiest to look like a Christ-follower at church, but home is where our faith is truly tested and formed. We talked about the difference between obedience (what we do) and honor (how we do it), and how God calls families to live under Christ's authority—not simply parental control. Christian parenting is about formation, not compliance: correcting behavior without attacking identity, disciplining with calm instruction, apologizing when wrong, and intentionally noticing what's right. The goal is a home where both generations are learning submission to Jesus in ordinary, everyday moments.

Marriage 101 | Week Two
Pastor Chris Dixon

"The Power of Love"

What does it look like to truly love your spouse the way Jesus loves? In Ephesians 5:25–33, we see that Christlike love is sacrificial, personal, and covenantal—a love that serves, protects, nourishes, pursues, and seeks the spiritual good of another person. Biblical marriage isn't a competition to see whose needs get met first; it's two people learning to love the way Jesus loves. Ultimately, our marriages are meant to point beyond themselves and show the world something about Christ.