How do we run the Christian race for the long haul without throwing in the towel? Drawing from Proverbs 3 and Hebrews 12, Pastor Corey explores what it takes to cultivate a lasting faith that goes the distance. To endure the heavy seasons of life, we are called to go "all in"—trusting in God's Word, leaning entirely on His character, and reframing life's hardships as His loving discipline. Ultimately, a lifetime of faithful obedience comes down to two simple words: Trust Jesus.

What is work actually for? In a culture that often looks to work for identity, security, and significance, Proverbs points us to a better way. Discover how Christ's finished work frees us from trying to prove our worth so that our work can once again become a way of loving our neighbors and participating in God's flourishing of the world.

In this powerful message, Pastor Corey explores the profound impact of our words and why God cares so deeply about how we use them. Drawing from Proverbs, Matthew, and James, he challenges us to realize that our speech is a direct reflection of our hearts—nothing we say is an accident, but rather a revelation of what is stored inside. While we cannot tame our tongues on our own strength, true transformation happens from the inside out when we surrender our hearts to Jesus Christ. Tune in to discover how the Gospel can shift our speech from words that wound to words that bring healing, life, and reconciliation.

Most of us spend our lives chasing the next thing, burdened by a constant sense of scarcity and an endless list of "if onlys." In this message Pastor Corey unpacks Psalm 23:1-3 and helps us see when Jesus is your Shepherd, you can boldly declare with King David: "I lack nothing." When we stop trying to shepherd ourselves and surrender to Jesus, He leads us to green pastures, guides us beside still waters, and brings true, deep restoration to our souls.

In this message from Acts 22, Pastor Corey explores how true courage is not something we manufacture from within, but something Jesus places within us through encountering Him. Looking at Paul's transformation from persecutor to bold witness, we see how the resurrection of Jesus gives us courage to face fear, suffering, surrender, and even death with hope. This sermon calls us to stop relying on ourselves and instead trust the courageous Savior who holds onto us.

In his message today, Pastor Mark Mitchell explores Acts 19 and how Christians have historically responded to culture and highlights the inevitable tension that arises when the gospel challenges deeply held cultural values, as seen in Ephesus. We contend that faithful Christian living doesn't require aggressive opposition but naturally disrupts cultural idols, both ancient (like Artemis) and modern (like self-centered individualism). Ultimately, the Church is called to follow Jesus' example of self-denial and submission to God, even when it provokes resistance, trusting that true identity is found in surrendering to Him.