In this message, Pastor Shannon Coon explores the early story of Joseph from Genesis 37, focusing on the deep family dysfunction, betrayal, and the silence of God during difficult times. Through relatable storytelling and modern analogies, she reflects on the “bracketed space” between a dream and its fulfillment—a place many of us find ourselves in. Pastor Shannon reminds us that even when God feels absent, He is actively working behind the scenes, weaving our tangled lives into something beautiful. This message offers hope, perspective, and a powerful reminder that God’s promises are always greater than our problems.

In this sermon, Pastor Jason confronts the cultural lie of "us vs. them" and emphasizes the radically inclusive nature of the gospel. Drawing from Acts 10, he highlights how God's grace breaks through human categories, welcoming all people—regardless of background, beliefs, or appearance—into His family through faith in Jesus. The message challenges listeners to examine their own biases, urging them to embrace those they may see as outsiders and to become active carriers of the gospel. Through the story of Cornelius and Peter, we're reminded that God's Spirit moves in unexpected ways, and often calls us to uncomfortable, transformative obedience. You are invited to tear down walls, prefer the face of the other, and boldly say, “Send me, Lord.”

In this powerful message that wraps up our Ghost Stories Series, Pastor Manny unpacks the story of Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch from Acts 8, revealing how God builds a radically inclusive family. Through the lens of this often-overlooked encounter, we’re reminded that no one is too marginalized, broken, or different to be welcomed into God’s kingdom. Pastor Manny challenges us to value availability over ability, stay open to divine detours, and embrace the scandalous grace of God. This teaching invites us to journey with others in love and curiosity, trusting that God will provide all we need along the way.

In this powerful sermon, Pastor Jason explores the story of Stephen to reveal how God provides supernatural wisdom, courage, perspective, and grace in the face of adversity. He reminds us that the presence of trouble does not mean the absence of God, and that Jesus stands as our ultimate advocate even when we feel most alone. Through Stephen’s example, we see that true conviction allows us to speak truth, endure hardship, and extend grace even to those who wrong us. Pastor Jason invites listeners to stop resisting the Holy Spirit and fully surrender to Jesus. We invite you to approach God boldly, ask for His help, and become people marked by mercy, hope, and unwavering faith.

In this sermon, Jason Smith highlights the importance of spiritual gifts within the church, emphasizing that each believer is uniquely equipped to serve God’s mission. He encourages the congregation to recognize and actively use their supernatural gifts, comparing them to tools meant for service, not trophies. Jason challenges everyone to explore their gifts and put them into action, using practical examples like Vacation Bible School and the Care Fund to show how acts of service can make a lasting impact on individuals and families in need. Ultimately, the sermon calls believers to fulfill their purpose, glorifying God and strengthening the body of Christ through the use of their spiritual gifts.

In this sermon, Jason Smith explores the profound difference between the conviction and condemnation of the Holy Spirit. Emphasizing that conviction is a gracious gift leading to repentance, healing, and freedom, while condemnation brings hopelessness and shame. Through the story of Ananias and Sapphira, Jason challenges listeners to embrace confession and receive God’s mercy, encouraging the church to live sincerely in the grace and truth of Christ.

Robbie Fischer shares a heartfelt and engaging message on the power of the Holy Spirit to transform both individuals and communities. Drawing from Acts 4, he emphasizes how bold prayer, unity, and tangible acts of love are evidence of God's kingdom at work. Through personal stories and biblical insight, Robbie invites listeners to be part of God's redemptive story. This sermon challenges us to move from spiritual inspiration to real-life action in faith and generosity.