If you want to see Jesus move, move toward Him. This message from Luke 5 will challenge you to take your next step of faith and watch what God does.

Pastor Matt explores Luke 4 to reveal how temptation and resistance often follow moments of obedience—and why that’s not a setback, but a setup. Looking at Jesus’ wilderness experience, we discover how the enemy targets God’s provision, our identity, and our trust, and how Jesus responds with truth from God’s Word. It offers practical, hope-filled wisdom for facing real-life pressure without fear or defeat. If you’ve felt pushback in your faith, this message will help you stand firm and move forward with confidence.

Many of us feel like we’re faking it—at work, at home, in relationships, and even in our faith. In Luke chapter 3, we see how clarity about identity changes everything. In this message, we explore how John the Baptist knew who he was (and wasn’t), why repentance and baptism matter, and how Jesus shows us what it means to live from God’s approval rather than striving for it. If you’ve ever struggled with imposter syndrome or questioned who you really are, this message will remind you that your identity in Christ is secure—and it impacts every area of your life.

As we kick off 2026, we sat aside 21 days for prayer. Today, Pastor Matt explores three prayers that can seem very dangerous, but are essential as we walk with Jesus. As we grow in our faith, we come to discover that these prayers only seem dangerous when we forget who God is.

As we kick off 2026, we explore what it really means to experience an extraordinary encounter with God. Through the story of Moses and a firsthand account from the Asbury revival, we discover how the posture of our hearts, the journey we take, and the actions we choose shape how God meets us. This message invites you into 21 Days of Prayer and challenges you to ask, Who else might encounter God if we pursue Him together?

This final message in the Come series leads us to the manger where God’s love is fully revealed in the person of Jesus. Real love is not sentimental—it is sacrificial, surprising, and stronger than the darkness. Come see why love has a name, and His name is Jesus.

In this message we look at the shepherds and see how God brings joy to ordinary, overlooked people. Joy isn’t something we achieve—it’s something that finds us when Jesus shows up in our story. Experience why joy has a name, and His name is Jesus.