• Rooted: How Spiritual Growth Happens in Christian Community
    Jan 11 2026
    What does it really mean to be rooted in Christ—and why does growth never happen alone?In this message from our Growth: The Work of God series, we explore how spiritual growth happens when we put down deep roots in Jesus and intentionally connect to the body of Christ. Using powerful biblical imagery of trees, roots, and flourishing life, this sermon addresses the tension every believer faces: uprooting old habits while learning how to grow strong in faith.Whether you’re new to faith, feeling spiritually dry, or struggling to stay connected, this message is an invitation to move from spiritual survival to lasting fruitfulness—together.
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    36 Min.
  • You Were Created to Flourish | A Biblical Path to Spiritual Growth
    Jan 4 2026
    What does it actually mean to grow as a Christian? In Part 1 of our new sermon series Growth: The Work of God, we begin at the very beginning — with seeds. Using Jesus’ Parable of the Sower from Matthew 13, this message explores how spiritual growth starts, why it sometimes stalls, and what it takes to flourish in Christ no matter the season. From the Garden of Eden to the cross of Christ, Scripture reveals that God is a God of planting, cultivating, and multiplying life. While salvation is a gift, growth is intentional — and the condition of the soil matters. In this message, you’ll discover: Why every follower of Jesus starts as a seed What prevents spiritual growth from taking root How Jesus restores access to abundant life Why church, Scripture, and prayer are essential for growth How your life was designed to bear fruit that blesses others Whether you’re new to faith, returning to church, or have followed Jesus for decades, this message reminds us that there is always more — more life, more freedom, more flourishing in Christ
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    31 Min.
  • Mental Health Isn’t a Lack of Faith | A Christian Perspective on Anxiety & Healing
    Dec 28 2025
    Mental health struggles are more common than many of us realize — even in the Church. In this powerful and deeply honest message, “Unmasking Mental Health in the Church,” we confront the harmful myth that strong faith means never struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma, or neurodivergence. Through Scripture, personal testimony, and practical wisdom, this sermon invites believers to remove the masks they wear and embrace healing, honesty, and hope in Christ. You’ll hear: • Why mental illness is not a lack of faith • How Scripture speaks to anxiety, weakness, and renewal of the mind • The danger of toxic positivity in Christian spaces • Why prayer and the Bible matter — and why therapy, medication, and community can too • A vulnerable story of late-diagnosed autism and lifelong masking • How God uses our weakness for His glory Whether you’re personally struggling, supporting someone who is, or wondering how faith and mental health intersect, this message offers compassion, truth, and next steps toward healing.
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    37 Min.
  • Jesus, the Light of the World | Christmas Eve Message
    Dec 23 2025
    On Christmas Eve, we celebrate more than lights, traditions, and familiar songs—we celebrate the Light who came into our darkness. In this message from Isaiah 9, we’re reminded that the world has always searched for light in the wrong places: success, possessions, knowledge, relationships, and even religion. But none of those lesser lights can guide us through life’s deepest darkness. The prophet Isaiah declares this powerful promise: “The people walking in darkness have seen a great light.” That light is Jesus—our Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace. This Christmas Eve message invites you to: Reflect on what “lights” you may be following Understand why Jesus is the only true source of hope Step out of darkness and begin walking in the light of Christ No matter where you’re coming from or what season you’re in, Jesus was born to light up your life. 🎄 We pray this message encourages your heart and points you toward the greatest gift ever given.
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    25 Min.
  • Immanuel: God With Us | The Promised Messiah
    Dec 21 2025
    What does it really mean that Jesus is Immanuel — God with us? In this Advent message, we explore the powerful promise found in Isaiah 7 and fulfilled in Jesus Christ. From the pain of separation to the hope of reconciliation, Scripture tells one unified story: God moving toward His people in love. Using the story of King Ahaz, the prophet Isaiah, and the birth of Jesus, this message invites us to reflect on where we turn when life feels overwhelming. When fear presses in and control feels fragile, God offers more than solutions — He offers His presence. ✨ In this message, you’ll discover: Why separation from God is the core problem the Bible addresses What the sign of Immanuel meant for Israel — and what it means for us today How fear, faith, and trust reveal the true source we rely on Why God’s love is not distant, but present — even in our darkest moments Whether you’re feeling far from God or longing for reassurance this Ch
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    31 Min.
  • Why Biblical Joy Doesn’t Depend on Your Circumstances | Advent Week 3
    Dec 14 2025
    What if joy isn’t the result of a better season—but the fuel that carries you through the wilderness? In Advent Part 3: Joy, we explore a deeper, biblical understanding of joy that goes far beyond fleeting happiness or emotional highs. Drawing from Isaiah 35, this message reveals that joy often arrives before circumstances change—because joy is anchored in who God is, not what we see. This sermon reminds us that: Joy is not fragile or circumstantial Joy is not something we manufacture Joy is formed by the Holy Spirit in the life of a believer Joy is an act of rebellion against despair Jesus did not wait for the world to be fixed before entering it. He came into the wilderness—and joy came with Him. If you’ve ever felt stuck waiting for life to improve before you could breathe again… this message is for you.
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    30 Min.
  • Finding Peace in a Broken World | Advent Week 2
    Dec 7 2025
    Experience a powerful Advent message on peace—rooted in the ancient prophecies of Scripture and fulfilled in Jesus, the Prince of Peace. In this week’s sermon, Pastor Joe teaches how God's people waited for thousands of years for peace, and how Christ now fulfills that promise for every weary soul. Christmas often magnifies whatever is happening inside us. If our lives are joyful, the season feels bright. But when finances, loss, conflict, or broken relationships weigh us down, Christmas can feel more painful than peaceful. In this message, learn how the peace of Jesus: ⭐ Makes peace WITH God possible ⭐ Brings peace WITHIN us ⭐ Empowers us to bring peace TO others ⭐ And invites us to share His hope with the world You’ll hear about God’s ancient promise from Genesis 3, how Israel’s hopes seemed cut down, and how God renewed them with the promise of a shoot from the stump of Jesse
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    29 Min.
  • To the Ends of the Earth: The Hope We All Need | Advent Week 1
    Nov 30 2025
    Welcome to Week 1 of our Advent 2025 series: To the Ends of the Earth! Today’s message, “Joyous Hope,” invites us to rediscover the true hope we have in Jesus—hope that began in the Garden, was promised through the prophets, fulfilled in Christ’s birth, and will one day be completed when He returns. In this sermon, we explore: ✨ Why hope is hard to find in a broken world ✨ How sin first separated humanity from God—and how Jesus bridges that gap ✨ God’s incredible plan of redemption from Genesis to the Gospels ✨ The “now–not–yet” hope we hold as we await Christ’s return ✨ Our calling to bring this hope to ALL people Advent reminds us that Jesus is not just a tradition or a seasonal idea— He is our living HOPE. If you need hope today, or want to learn how to share it with others, this message is for you.
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    24 Min.