Come to Jesus Moment • Seeds of Greatness — In a world driven by status and achievement, Jesus offers a radically different vision of greatness rooted in humility, service, and a transformed heart. In this message, Pastor Steve takes us back to the Upper Room where the disciples argued about who was greatest, even as Jesus prepared to give His life. Through His shocking act of washing their feet and through the surprising, imperfect people in His genealogy—Abraham, David, Tamar, Rahab, Manasseh, Josiah, Peter, Paul, and more—we see that God’s story has always been written with flawed but willing people. Their stories remind us that God works in us, through us, and often in spite of us as He shapes our lives for His purposes. This message invites you into your own Come to Jesus Moment, remembering that Jesus came to seek and save the lost and that true life is found in His name.

In “Called to Follow,” we look closely at Luke 5:1–11 and the powerful moment when Jesus called Peter to leave everything and follow Him. Pastor Steve shares his own come-to-Jesus story and how an unexpected encounter changed the direction of his life. Through Peter’s journey—from the miraculous catch, to his fears and failures, to his restoration in John 21—we see how Jesus meets us with grace and invites us into a deeper, wholehearted commitment. This message challenges each of us to consider what we might still be holding back and reminds us that when Jesus says, “Follow Me,” it’s a call that transforms everything.

Silent Night wasn’t nearly as quiet as we imagine. On the night Jesus was born, ordinary shepherds were doing what they always did—working, watching, and tending their sheep—when heaven broke into their normal routine. In Luke 2:8–20, God chose common, hardworking people to be the very first witnesses of the Savior’s birth, revealing that His good news is for everyone. As angels filled the sky with glory and proclamation, fear turned into faith, and ordinary men became bold messengers. The shepherds searched for Jesus with urgency, found Him just as they were told, and couldn’t stop telling others what they had seen and heard. This message reminds us that encountering Jesus doesn’t just change our schedule—it changes our lives. Have you found Him? And if you have, is His presence still showing in your life today?

In this Advent message from Pastor Steve we look closely at the often-overlooked human story behind the birth of Jesus by exploring the willingness of Mary and Joseph. Through Matthew 1:18–25 and Luke 2:1–7, we see two ordinary people facing extraordinary circumstances—unexpected pregnancy, public misunderstanding, physical hardship, and profound uncertainty—yet choosing obedience at great personal cost. Mary’s humble surrender, “May your word to me be fulfilled,” and Joseph’s quiet, faithful obedience reveal what true willingness looks like: being ready and eager to trust God even when the path is unclear. As we reflect on the humble birth of Jesus—Immanuel, God with us—we’re invited to ask a deeply personal Advent question: Have we made room for Him? This sermon challenges us to consider whether we, like Mary and Joseph, are willing to follow Jesus daily, surrender our plans, and trust God’s purposes no matter the cost.

In this message from Pastor Steve, we look at the moment when the angel Gabriel breaks hundreds of years of silence to visit a young woman in Nazareth—a humble, ordinary girl named Mary who is greeted as “highly favored.” Together we explore Luke 1:26–56 and the wonder of God choosing Mary to carry Jesus, the Son of the Most High, whose name means “The Lord Saves.” Through Mary’s fear, questions, courage, and surrender, we see how God enters the lives of those who are willing to say, “I am the Lord’s servant…have Your way with me.” This Christmas season, we’re invited to behold the Light, trust God beyond our understanding, and remember that His Kingdom and His promises never fail.

Your workplace is not just where you earn a living—it’s where you can live out your witness. When you shine Christ’s light at work, people see His glory in your everyday faithfulness.

Pastor Connor delivers a message from Colossians 3:23-24. Work becomes worship when we see our true Boss isn’t human—it’s Christ Himself. This week, we’ll explore how to serve God in everything we do with integrity, excellence, and passion.

Pastor Brandon kicks off a new series. Work was part of God’s perfect design before sin entered the world. But work was never meant to be our master. God calls us to enjoy the dignity of work without letting it define our worth.