When God's people lose focus on the gospel, little things become big fights. Twisted doctrine doesn't always look twisted at first, and that's what makes it so dangerous. Are you anchored to the true gospel, or have you been drifting without realizing it?

Check out Scott’s first message in our new series on 1 Timothy.

Jesus’ first command to His followers was to get baptized, but over the centuries baptism has become overcomplicated. Questions like “when should I?” and “why should I?” have plagued churchgoers, but they don’t have to.

Check out Denim’s message from Baptism Weekend for a clear view on what baptism really is.

Our world is obsessed with looking strong, competent, and put-together, even in church. But God isn’t impressed by our image; He wants our hearts surrendered to Him. How can we worship Him this way?

Check out Junior’s message from Luke 7.

2,000 years ago, Jesus rose from the dead and defeated death. However, many of us are still searching for fufillment in things that can’t satisfy. How can we receive the life Jesus offers?

Check out Scott’s sermon from Easter.

What does it mean to be "born again"? Many people think you have to be raised religious, try hard enough, or live a spiritual life, but that's not salvation. What does Jesus Himself say about it?

Check out Teddy’s message from John 3.

Jesus preached to thousands, but some of His most well-known moments were in personal conversations. How did a simple question to the woman at the well change her entire future and her whole town?

Check out Denim’s message as we kick off our Conversations series.

Obsessions come and go. We pour our time, money, and energy into the next hot thing, only to find ourselves wanting more again and coming up empty every time. What's the one thing that can fully satisfy, and how should that change how we live?

Check out Junior’s message from Commitment Weekend.

As Christians, we’re called to stand out and be a force for good in our communities. How can we make a real difference in a world desperate for hope, clarity, and stability?

Check out Scott’s message from Matthew 5.