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In this message, Ryan takes us back to the beginning of the Bible to explore why Genesis is foundational to the entire story of Scripture. Looking at the days of Noah, the flood, and the spiritual rebellion described in Genesis 6, he unpacks how these events shape our understanding of God's character, humanity's condition, and His plan of redemption.

Whether you've read Genesis many times or are opening it for the first time, this message will challenge you to see the first book of the Bible with fresh eyes and discover why Genesis truly changes everything.

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What if the cross wasn't God's backup plan?

In this First Sunday message, Pastor Andy takes us back to the beginning—to the Garden of Eden—and reveals how every detail of Genesis points forward to Jesus. From the two trees in the garden to the wounds of Christ on the cross, this message paints a powerful picture of God's plan of redemption from the very beginning.

If you've ever wondered how the Old Testament connects to the Gospel, this message is for you.

The full message is now available on YouTube.

Watch, be encouraged, and discover the beauty of God's story from Genesis to the cross.

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What if one of the most familiar stories in the Bible isn't exactly how you've always imagined it?

This week, Pastor Andy took us back to Genesis 22 and unpacked the story of Abraham and Isaac, revealing how every detail ultimately points to Jesus. More than a story of testing, it's a story of trust, obedience, and a Father who always provides.

If you missed Sunday's message, the full video is now live on YouTube, and the audio version is available on all podcast platforms.

Take some time this week to listen—we believe this message will deepen your understanding of God's faithfulness and strengthen your trust in Him.

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What is marriage really about?

This week, Ryan Herzog challenged us to look beyond marriage as a contract or cultural tradition and see it as something much deeper—a God-given covenant designed to reflect Christ and His Church.

Through Ephesians 5, we explored sacrificial love, mutual submission, respect, and the transforming work God desires to do in our lives and relationships.

Whether you're married, single, young, or old, this message offers a powerful reminder that God's design is always bigger than ourselves.

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What occupies your mind ultimately directs your life.

This Sunday, Sean challenged us to consider what we're allowing to shape our thoughts. In a world filled with distractions, noise, and endless demands for our attention, God is calling us to fix our minds on Christ.

As believers, we're not called to be conformed to the patterns of this world, but to be transformed by the renewing of our minds. This week, take time to slow down, sit in silence, meditate on God's Word, and intentionally focus on what is true, honorable, pure, and worthy of praise.

What are you filling your mind with?

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The Christian life is not a promise of comfort, prosperity, or an absence of suffering. It is a spiritual battle in which believers must stand firm in Christ, wear the Armor of God, pray continually, and trust that God is using even difficult seasons to shape them for His eternal purposes. Join us on Sunday morning at the KoWorx building in Venice. Services start at 10:30 a.m. and doors open at 10:15 a.m.

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What does it mean to truly live in the light?

This week, Pastor Andy walked through Ephesians 5 and challenged us to examine whether we're simply going through the motions or allowing God to transform us from the inside out. Following Jesus isn't about behavior modification—it's about surrender. It's about allowing God to shape us, renew our minds, and lead us into the life He created us to live.

No matter where you've been or what season you're in, God is calling you into something greater. The question is: Are you willing to step into the light?

Watch this week's message and be encouraged to live with purpose, walk in truth, and embrace the transforming work of Christ.

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Church was never meant to be about personal preference — it was meant to be about surrender, unity, and becoming more like Christ together.

This week, Pastor Andy walked through Ephesians 4 and reminded us that the Church is not a place built around comfort or consumerism, but a community called to love God, love people, and make allowance for each other’s faults.

We are one body. One faith. One Lord.

A group of imperfect people learning to surrender more of ourselves to a perfect God every single day.

If you missed this week’s message, we encourage you to take some time to listen back and reflect on what it truly means to grow together in faith, maturity, and love.