This week begins our new sermon series, Heaven & Hell: What’s Not There? In the opening message, Pastor Dave explores what Scripture teaches about death—celebrating the hope that death is no more in Heaven while confronting the sobering reality of eternal separation from God in Hell. This message challenges us to place our faith in Christ and to care deeply enough about those around us to share the good news of Jesus while there is still time.

In this message, Pastor Dave looks at what the Bible teaches about justice and why believers must let Scripture—not emotions or culture—define what is right and wrong. He challenges us to pursue justice, show mercy, and walk humbly with God while remembering that forgiveness and accountability can exist together.

No one is beyond the reach of God’s grace. Through the story of Manasseh in 2 Chronicles 33, this message shows how God can forgive, restore, and completely change a life—even after years of rebellion. Your past does not have the final word; Jesus does.

In this message, we ask the difficult question: Why do bad things happen? Scripture reminds us that we live in a fallen world affected by sin, surrounded by broken people and a culture that often chooses its own way over God’s. Yet the message doesn’t end with brokenness—Jesus offers grace, forgiveness, healing, and restoration to those who come to Him. No matter what you’ve experienced or how many times you’ve struggled, you can still cry out like Peter did: “Help!”

In this week’s UnCommon message, we continue exploring God’s design for marriage, relationships, and the biblical principle of becoming “one flesh.” Through passages from Matthew, Romans, and 1 Corinthians, we see how believers are called to protect God’s design and remain faithful to His Word in a culture that often teaches something different. The message also points us to the grace, forgiveness, and restoration Jesus offers when we have fallen short of His plan.

In this week’s UnCommon message, we look at God’s design for marriage and what it means for two to become one. Through Genesis 2 and Matthew 19, we’re challenged to pursue unity, faithfulness, and selfless love while remembering that Jesus offers grace, forgiveness, and restoration when we fall short.

In this message from the UnCommon series, we learn how godly relationships should reflect the character of Jesus. Believers are called to love others, forgive freely, speak truth with kindness, encourage one another, and serve selflessly. Our friendships and everyday interactions are opportunities to share the gospel and bring Christ’s influence into the lives of others. Uncommon relationships are built when we choose obedience to Jesus over the selfish patterns of the world.

In this message from Leviticus 10, we examine the sobering story of Nadab and Abihu and discover that worship is not something we define for ourselves. God is holy, and He desires worship that flows from humble hearts, faithful obedience, and a genuine relationship with Him.

Spiritual experiences, church attendance, music, and outward actions cannot replace daily surrender to God’s Word. True worship begins when we recognize our sin, come with a broken and contrite heart, and approach God through the only way He has provided—Jesus Christ. This message challenges us to move beyond casual, common worship and recover a sense of reverence, awe, gratitude, and obedience in the presence of Almighty God.