Where is God when we suffer? In the first chapter of 2 Corinthians, Paul describes God as “the Father of compassion and the God of all comfort.” In this message, Russ explores how God meets us in our pain, delivers us through our darkest moments, and uses the comfort we receive to help us comfort others. Our suffering does not have to be wasted. God can redeem even our deepest hurt and use it to bring hope and healing to someone else.

1 Timothy 6:3-21

How to Be a Healthy Church Series 1 Timothy 5:1-6:2

Hope Sunday is a celebration of the life-changing work of Hope Center Ministries. Hear updates and powerful testimonies from men whose lives and families are being restored through Christ-centered recovery.Discover how Hope Center Ministries is leading people struggling with addiction, along with their families, to become fully devoted followers of Jesus. You’ll also learn how you can get involved through prayer, financial support, volunteering, and encouraging those walking the road toward freedom and restoration

In this message, Trent Ogilvie uses a personal trainer metaphor to frame the Christian life as "a workout with God." It opens with a "Roll Call of the Redeemed" celebrating flawed biblical figures and closes with a story about a rusted motorcycle turning out to be Elvis Presley's, driving home that our worth comes from whose we are, not our condition.

How to Be a Healthy Church Week 3 (1 Timothy 3:1-16)

In this message from our “How to Be a Healthy Church” series, we explore 1 Timothy 2 and Paul’s call to pray without anger or disputing. Although Christians may disagree on difficult issues—including the role of women in the church—our goal is not to win arguments but to live peaceful, godly lives that point people to Jesus. Healthy churches approach one another with open hands, clothe themselves with good deeds, and keep the gospel at the center of every conversation.

In the opening message of our “How to Be a Healthy Church” series, we explore 1 Timothy 1 and Paul’s call to guard the truth of the gospel. As trust in churches and pastors declines, Scripture reminds us that healthy churches value character over influence, test what they hear, and remain anchored in sound doctrine. The gospel is not “Jesus plus” something else—it is the good news that Jesus came to save sinners and patiently transform us through His grace.