Worship isn’t a spectator sport or a Sunday performance—it’s the work of the gathered people of God. It’s about giving glory to the One who is worthy of all praise. From the sanctuary to the heavens, from instruments to voices, from hearts to hands—all creation joins the symphony of praise.

Have you ever been really thirsty—physically, emotionally, or spiritually? In this message, Pastor Chris Howlett explores Psalm 63 and the deep truth that only God can quench the thirsty soul. From David’s time in the wilderness to our own dry and weary seasons, we discover that true satisfaction isn’t found in success, pleasure, or control, but in the presence of the living God. When life feels barren, the desert can become the very place where we learn to seek—and be satisfied by—the One who never runs dry.

When the heart is the problem, only God can provide the cure. In Psalm 51, David pours out his confession after being confronted with his sin. This psalm reveals the diagnosis of our condition—a sinful heart—along with the cure: God’s mercy, forgiveness, and transforming grace. Join Pastor Chris Howlett as he explores what it means to move from a hardened heart to a healed and humble heart.

Psalm 23 reminds us that God is our Good Shepherd, guiding, protecting, and comforting us. We often try to lead ourselves and end up lost, but Jesus comes to rescue, restore, and carry us back. In this message, Pastor Chris Howlett explores how the Good Shepherd’s presence brings comfort in fear, hope for the future, and peace in the storm. This is Part 3 of our Unfiltered Faith series.

Life is full of wrong turns—moments of pain, betrayal, loss, or failure. Psalm 22 shows us a raw rhythm of complaint and confidence, despair and hope. Even when we feel worthless or abandoned, God is at work bringing redemption. The wrong turn doesn’t have to be the last turn—because God is in the resurrection business.

In this new series on the Psalms titled, "Unfiltered Faith - Seasons of the Soul", we will be reading and reflecting on Psalm 1.

Sometimes we hesitate to serve in ministry because we think it's for the professionals and we fear we don't have what it takes. In this sermon, "Shared Ministry," Pastor Chris shares that anything and anyone surrendered into the hands of Jesus is more than enough.

What does it really mean to live in unity as the church? In this message, Pastor Chris shares lessons from Ephesians, reminding us that when you row the boat, you don’t rock the boat. Unity is not uniformity—it’s diverse people working together under one Lord, one faith, and one mission.