Pride isn't always loud, arrogant, or obvious. Sometimes it's quiet, respectable, and even religious. In this message from Luke 18:9–14, Pastor Jay explores Jesus' parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector, revealing how pride can hide beneath good behavior, church attendance, and outward morality while quietly keeping us from genuine dependence on God.

Discover why humility begins when comparison ends, why a teachable heart is one of the greatest marks of spiritual maturity, and how God invites every believer to pray, "Lord, search me. Lord, change me. Lord, keep me teachable."

Whether you've followed Christ for years or are simply seeking Him, this message is a reminder that God gives grace to the humble and that true transformation begins when we honestly surrender our hearts before Him.

In this first message of our new series, Saving Faith, we explore one of the most important questions a person can ever ask: What does it mean to truly believe? Whether you've followed Christ for many years or you're still searching for answers, this message will challenge you to consider one life changing question: Am I simply believing in Jesus, or am I truly following Him?

Why are you confident you're going to heaven? Many people place their confidence in a past prayer, church membership, or even water baptism. In this message, Pastor Jay Tyler examines what the Bible actually teaches about repentance, faith, and baptism, revealing that salvation is found in Christ alone and that baptism is the joyful, public declaration of a life already transformed by His grace.

This message explores the difference between outward religion and inward transformation, revealing that new birth is a supernatural work of the Holy Spirit; not something we can accomplish through our own efforts. You'll also discover the biblical evidence of genuine salvation and where true assurance is found, not in a prayer, a religious experience, or church membership, but in a life that has been transformed by Christ. If you've ever wrestled with questions about your salvation or wondered what it truly means to be born again, this message will challenge, encourage, and point you to the hope found in Jesus Christ alone.

In this introductory message to our new series, The Scarlet Thread, we discover that the greatest tragedy in history was not that Jesus came into the world, but that many who knew the Scriptures best failed to recognize the One to whom the Scriptures pointed. John's Gospel reminds us that Christ was present before creation, that He is the eternal Word, and that the purpose of Scripture is not merely to increase our knowledge, but to lead us into a deeper relationship with Him. This message lays the foundation for seeing God's plan of redemption unfold from beginning to end. Rather than studying disconnected stories, we'll learn to recognize the scarlet thread of redemption woven through every book of the Bible, a story that ultimately leads to Christ.

The Bible begins with four powerful words: “In the beginning God…” In Part One of The Scarlet Thread, Pastor Jay Tyler begins a journey from Genesis to Revelation, following the story of redemption that ultimately leads to Jesus. Genesis 1:1 reveals God as the eternal Creator, the One from whom everything comes and to whom everything belongs. But the Creator did something extraordinary: He entered His own creation to redeem what sin had broken. From the very beginning, the scarlet thread is there, pointing us toward Jesus Christ, the Creator who became our Redeemer.

In Part Two of The Scarlet Thread, “Made in His Image,” we return to the opening chapters of Genesis to discover God’s original design for humanity. We were uniquely created in the image of God, made for relationship with Him and one another, and given purpose under His authority. But sin distorted what God created to be good. In this message, we see how the story of redemption is not simply about forgiveness, it is about Jesus restoring what sin has broken and the Holy Spirit transforming us into the people God created us to be.

In Genesis 3, everything changes. Sin enters the human story, bringing shame, separation, suffering, and death, but even in the middle of mankind’s rebellion, God reveals His plan of redemption. From the Garden of Eden to the cross and resurrection of Jesus Christ, we begin to see the Scarlet Thread woven through Scripture: what mankind lost through sin, God restores through Christ. (Technical Difficulties: The first few minutes of the message did not record)