In this week’s message, we step into the Babylonian exile and the story of Daniel to wrestle with what it truly means to be God’s people in a world that pulls us toward power, comfort, and compromise. Rather than blending in, we’re challenged to embrace a different calling—living as a distinct, even “strange,” community that speaks truth, practices radical forgiveness, and resists the lure of control. Join us as we explore how the church is called not to rule like the world, but to offer a bold, counter-cultural witness rooted in grace, hope, and the resurrection.

In this week’s message, guest Pastor Mike Jobst explores the consequences of pride and misplaced authority through the stories of Israel’s unfaithful kings and the rejection of Jesus as the true Messiah. As human leaders grasp for power and resist God’s will, we’re reminded that real life is found not in control, but in surrender. Join us as we reflect on what it means to recognize Christ as King and live daily in humble submission to the Spirit who gives us strength to follow Him.

In this week’s message, we explore the fall of Israel’s kingdom and the deeper issues behind it—idolatry and the failure to care for the vulnerable. Through the powerful image of clay in the potter’s hands, we’re reminded that even when everything seems shattered, God is still at work, breaking and remaking for the sake of redemption. Join us as we discover the hope that no life is too broken for God to restore—and that, filled with His Spirit, even fragile jars of clay can carry His transforming power.