It's usually not theology. It's not the worship. It's offense they never dealt with.

The book of Proverbs gives us three principles for community that actually lasts. Give instead of take. Build up instead of tear down. And never let sin against you produce sin in you.

Your spiritual maturity isn't measured by what you know. It's measured by your ability to stay in relationship when it gets hard.

Are you being deceived without knowing it? In this message, Pastor Andrew traces the temple of God from the Garden of Eden all the way to YOU, and reveals why becoming a person of the Word is the only way to protect yourself from deception and house the presence of God.

If the early church needed the Word to prepare for Pentecost, and even the Pharisees sang the prophecy they were fulfilling without realizing it, what makes us think we're immune?

This message will challenge you to stop gambling your eternity on someone else's revelation and start building your spiritual house on the rock.

Jesus commanded every believer to be baptized. Not as a suggestion. Not as an option. As a requirement. In this message, Wes walks through the Old Testament pictures, the New Testament examples, and the words of Jesus himself to make a biblical case for why baptism is non-negotiable, what actually happens when you go under the water, and why the early church treated it with such urgency. If you follow Jesus and have not been baptized, this message is for you.

It's easy to say we want to live on mission. To make disciples, baptize, and serve the people around us. But if we're honest, most of us are waiting for someone else to do it. In Philippians 2, we see that Jesus didn't hold onto His position — He emptied Himself, became a servant, and humbled Himself to the point of death. His entire life was an expression of humility. And that changes everything for us. In this message, we explore why trying harder isn't enough, how true transformation comes through humility, and why becoming a humble person naturally produces a missional life. When we stop striving and start surrendering, we become the kind of people who lay down their lives for others, just like Jesus did.

It’s easy to assume someone else will help. Someone else will feed the hungry, welcome the stranger, care for the sick, visit the prisoner, or stand in the gap for the vulnerable. But in Matthew 25, Jesus identifies Himself with “the least of these” and reminds us that acts of compassion are never just about people; they are ultimately about Him. In this message, we explore how the bystander effect has crept into the church, why genuine faith produces tangible love, and how serving the forgotten reveals the transforming work of Christ in our hearts.