Worship is the overflow of a grateful heart of WHO Jesus is and WHAT He’s done. In this sermon, Pastor Josh shows us worship that costs us the most is worth it for Christ.

In this message, Pastor Kurt Skelly unpacks why anniversaries matter to God. Drawing from Numbers 9 and the first Passover anniversary, we see how remembering God’s faithfulness shapes our identity, unites us, and points us forward to the ultimate fulfillment in Jesus, our Passover Lamb.

Is generosity an activity or an identity? In this sermon, Pastor Josh shows God’s design for believers not to be greedy but generous.

In this message, Pastor Josh continues our series of values “Redemption Vision” reminding us to trust in the authority of Scripture.

What makes a house feel like home? It’s not the walls or the roof—it’s the people. In this message from Colossians 3:12-17, we dive into God’s design for the church as a family. Together, we’re called to reflect His character, pursue unity, and let His Word and peace shape every part of our lives.

Joseph doesn’t usually get the spotlight in the Christmas story, but his part is incredible. Stuck in a tough situation, he had every reason to give up. But then God showed up with a word that changed everything. In this message from Matthew 1:18-25, we’re reminded that even when life feels confusing or overwhelming, God’s plans are always bigger and better than we imagine. It’s about faith, obedience, and the truth that Jesus changes everything.

Grief is real, but so is hope. In John 11:28-54, we see Jesus step into pain, share in sorrow, and demonstrate His power over death. This message reminds us that God meets us in our suffering and calls us to trust Him—even when we can’t see the end of the story.

Why does God sometimes delay when we need Him most? In this message from John 11:1-27, Pastor Josh Skelly explores the story of Lazarus to show how God’s timing is intentional, designed to grow our faith and reveal His glory. Learn how to trust His love, see delays through the lens of His purpose, and anchor your hope in Jesus, the resurrection and the life.