Ever feel spiritually low? Peter shows us why—and how to embrace a new identity that changes everything. As a church family, we’re learning what it means to leave behind the junk food of this world and build our lives fully on Jesus.

Your new identity comes with a new diet, a new foundation, and even a new calling. The question is—are you ready to embrace it?

What makes a disciple of Jesus live differently? In 1 Peter 1:13–25, we’re called to a life that stands out—through holiness, gratitude, and hope. Discover how God reshapes our lives for something far greater than this world.

Sometimes what feels like a dead end is actually the doorway to your destiny. In 1 Peter 1:1-12, we see how Jesus makes a disciple; by choosing, including, strengthening, and patiently waiting for each one of us—then and now. It is the same process even now!

Happy 21st anniversary church!

Today, we're talking a lot about generosity—but not just the kind that shows up in a donation. We mean the kind that starts in the heart, transforms how we live, and reflects the way Jesus gave everything for us. In this message, we look back on where we’ve been, who made it possible, and what it means for us moving forward. Because the truth is, we’re all here because someone else was generous first. Let’s talk about what it means to live that out—together.

Followers of Jesus are more than just hearers of the Word, they are doers! As the grace of God is poured into our lives, we allow it to flow out of us onto others by DOING, by SERVING. "Every time you serve, someone gets a glimpse of Jesus. And every time you serve, you look more like Him too." Let's agree to share more of Jesus with people and strive to look more like Him!

The process of true forgiveness includes 4 words; love, honesty, pity and trust. In Ephesians 4:31-32, we’re called to put away bitterness and extend the same mercy we’ve freely received. But forgiveness is more than pretending things never happened — it’s loving deeply, seeing someone’s story, and being honest with ourselves. When we understand that love covers a multitude of sins — not to hide them but to heal — we discover that forgiveness might just set us free too.

Is your phone your tool — or your master? In this sermon on technology, we explore how this amazing gift can quietly become a trap if we don’t set clear boundaries and create soul-restoring rhythms. Discover how to live free, not enslaved — and why the incarnation principle might be the key to reclaiming control. Don’t miss this chance to rethink your habits before your habits reshape you.

Today’s sermon tackles a sensitive and heavy topic: abortion. We live in a world where the enemy has lied and manipulated society into believing there’s nothing wrong with this choice — but what does Jesus say?

Together, we ask and answer three crucial questions: What is the lie? Who are the victims? What is the solution? The harsh reality is that abortion is a sin — but in Christ Jesus, we hold fast to His words that “where sin abounded, grace did much more abound.”

No matter where you are in this journey, whether you are confused and don't know what to believe or you have some personal experience with abortion; sit, listen and let the truth, grace and freedom that only Jesus can offer, wash over you.