Following Jesus is about continually taking the next step toward Him—not achieving perfection all at once.

We often get discouraged because we think spiritual growth should be instant, like the disciples immediately dropping their nets and following Jesus. But in reality, it’s a process. Just like Peter, you’ll have moments of meeting Jesus, moments of following Him, and moments of going back to old habits. The key is not to quit when you fall but to get back up and keep moving toward Him.

Jesus calls you to go deeper in your relationship with Him, not just once, but over and over. Before God ever calls you to do something for Him, He calls you to know Him. The “task” will come later, but the first step is relationship.

Sometimes life hits you with needs you don’t know how to meet—money, health, relationships, or just making it through the day. The story of the coin in the fish’s mouth shows us that God sees it all. He knows your needs before you ask, and He can provide in ways that don’t follow human logic. Your job is to trust Him, obey even when the solution feels strange, and watch for how He shows up.

We kicked off our Fish Tales series this week, and we’ve got to be honest,this one hit home. We looked at the very first fishing story where Jesus calls His first disciples, and spoiler alert: He didn’t go after religious experts or people who had it all together. He called regular guys, fishermen. right in the middle of their everyday, ordinary lives.

Here’s the thing… Jesus is still doing that today!

So here’s your challenge: What nets are you still holding onto? What’s keeping you from fully trusting Jesus with your next step?

Following Jesus isn’t about being perfect, it’s about being present. It’s not just believing in Him, it’s sticking close to Him, letting Him transform you, and living on mission with purpose. If you’ve been walking with Jesus but not really following Him, this message is for you.

As we wrap up our Back to Basics series, this powerful message brings us to the table, literally and spiritually, to reflect on the Lord’s Supper. More than a ritual, it’s a memorial of love, sacrifice, and identity. Pastor Rick walks through the personal and historical significance of communion and challenges us to come clean, live in community, and elevate Jesus above all else.

Are you ready for a challenge that will grow your faith and stretch your trust in God?

This week in our Back to Basics series, we’re diving into the one topic that makes most people squirm, Giving. But what if we’ve been thinking about it all wrong? What if giving isn’t about money at all…but about who really has our hearts?

Here’s your challenge: · Step back. · Forget what you’ve heard. · And ask: What if I just started following Jesus, what would I need to know about giving?

In this message, you’ll face 5 bold truths: I don’t own anything I will always be in debt (the healthy kind) I don’t grow unless I give I can never out give God Until God is in control, my life is out of control We’re not asking for your money. We’re asking you to wrestle with what owns your heart.

So here’s the real question: Are you willing to trust God, not just with your eternity, but with what’s in your hands today?

Watch now and take the first step. Generosity isn’t about your wallet. It’s about your worship.

You may have unwrapped salvation, but have you unwrapped your spiritual gift?

This week, we’re digging into a truth that many believers ignore: every follower of Jesus has been given a spiritual gift on purpose, for a purpose. Yet many of us either don’t know what it is or simply aren’t using it. This message will challenge the mindset that gifts are just personal perks. They're not. They’re tools, meant to build the church, strengthen others, and reflect God’s grace.

If you're only showing up, you're missing out. We’ll walk through what spiritual gifts are, why they matter, and how to step into the role God designed specifically for you. It's time to move from spiritual spectator to active builder in God’s family.

Don’t just go to church. Be the church.

What actually happens when we sin? Do we lose our salvation? Or does something deeper happen, something that wrecks our relationships and pulls us away from God? In this week's Back to Basics message, we’re answering the tough question: What happens when I sin?

You’ll discover why sin is far more than just “breaking the rules,” how it damages our most important relationships, especially with Jesus, and what conviction, grace, and restoration really look like. If you’ve ever wondered where you stand with God after messing up, this message will bring both clarity and hope.

This isn’t about guilt, it’s about relationship. It’s not about law, it’s about love. And it’s not about holding on, it’s about knowing you’re held.

You’ve heard about salvation, but have you ever stopped to ask what it actually is? In this message, we’re kicking off our Back to the Basics series with a question that has eternal weight: What is salvation?

This isn’t just another checklist or surface-level talk. We’re digging into the story of Nicodemus, a man who knew religion inside and out, but still knew something was missing.

If you’ve ever wondered if God is real, if you’re tired of trying to earn His love, or if deep down you feel like something’s off… this message is for you.

Whether you’re a skeptic, a lifelong churchgoer, or just spiritually curious, this will challenge you to rethink what it means to truly know God.

Listen to the full message and ask yourself: Are you checking boxes… or are you ready for a relationship that changes everything?