In this message from 1 Samuel 18, Pastor Gary shows how God shapes us through relationships. David’s humility stands out as he faces praise, jealousy, conflict, and friendship. Whether it’s authority or adversity, we’re called to respond with grace and wisdom.

In this message from 1 Samuel 16, Pastor Gary introduces David’s life with a challenge for us all: God isn’t looking for the most qualified—He’s looking for hearts that are fully His. When we’re faithful in small things and trust God in quiet seasons, He prepares us for greater things.

In this message from 1 Timothy 3, Pastor Gary casts a vision for what the local church is meant to be: a spiritual family, a place of change, and a foundation for truth. When the world offers isolation and instability, God invites us into His household—where we belong.

In this message from Mark 2, Pastor Gary reminds us that our mission is to bring hurting people to Jesus. When obstacles stand in the way, faith finds a way—because Jesus is the only one who can meet their deepest needs. Will we care enough to carry them?

In this message from 2 Timothy, Pastor Gary challenges us to hold an unrelenting commitment to God’s Word. When life is unstable and truth is blurred, Scripture is our steady foundation. It is trustworthy, sufficient, and the authority we need to navigate perilous times.

In this message from 2 Corinthians 8, Pastor Gary continues teaching on grace giving. God calls us to give sacrificially and joyfully—not out of guilt, but from a heart anchored in trust. When we remember Christ’s generosity toward us, we find joy in giving for the sake of His kingdom.

In this message from 2 Corinthians 8, Pastor Gary introduces the biblical idea of grace giving. Our finances reveal our hearts, and generosity flows from surrender to God. When we see all we have as His, giving becomes an act of love and worship.

In this message from Romans 14, Pastor Gary explains how grace shapes our personal convictions. We’re called to live by faith, not to insult in disagreement, and walk in love toward those who see things differently. In the end, we live for the Lord—and we’ll answer to Him.