How do we become people of wisdom? Join us as we continue our summer series and discover what Proverbs teaches about the importance of listening, learning, and receiving godly counsel. Together, we'll see how God shapes our lives through a humble, teachable heart.

We all have habits and blind spots that can affect the people around us—often without even realizing it. This week, we’ll see what Proverbs has to say about the behaviors that can quietly push others away and where those patterns come from. More importantly, we’ll discover that real change doesn’t come from trying harder, but from being fully known and deeply loved by God!

We're glad you're continuing with us in our Wisdom for Everyday Life series! This week, Pastor Stephen walks us through Proverbs 3:5-8, as we discover that true wisdom let's go of control and trusts completely in our God who will never fail.

We have more access to information than ever before, yet many of us still feel anxious, confused, and overwhelmed. In this message from Proverbs 1, Pastor Steven Villacin shows us how to discern the voices we listen to and why God’s wisdom is the path to true life.

We all need wisdom. Not just information or answers, but the kind of wisdom that helps us follow God faithfully in everyday life. In this first message of our Wisdom for Everyday Life series, Pastor Cameron traces the search for wisdom back to the Garden of Eden and reveals that true wisdom isn't something we take for ourselves—it's something God generously gives. Ultimately, wisdom leads us to Jesus, who invites us to come with open hands and simply ask.

We all carry labels—some given to us by others, some we've given ourselves. But in Philemon 1–7, we're reminded that the gospel speaks a better word, giving us a new identity, a new family, and a new purpose in Christ. Because when Jesus gets the final word on who you are, everything changes.

As we close out the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus leaves us with a clear invitation and warning: only one foundation will stand when the storms come. In this message from Matthew 7:24–29, Pastor Cameron reminds that following Jesus is more than hearing His words—it’s building our lives on them. Because in the end, only His Kingdom will remain.