Many believers aren’t afraid to speak the truth about Jesus—but truth without love, wisdom, and discernment is rarely received. In Week 4 of our Good in Tension sermon series, we explore the tension between boldly proclaiming the Gospel and genuinely listening to people first. When we lead with love and understanding, our words carry greater weight and impact. Our prayer is that this message challenges you to balance bold truth with active listening—so that what you say truly reaches the hearts of those you’re called to.

Society often pushes us to run at a relentless pace, leaving many people overwhelmed with anxiety and exhaustion. God’s Word offers a different rhythm—one that calls us to both run with purpose and rest in His presence. In Week 3 of our Good in Tension sermon series, we explore the biblical balance between endurance and rest. Discover how Scripture teaches us to run the race of faith with perseverance while finding true renewal in Christ. Our prayer is that this message encourages you to pursue God’s Kingdom with strength, peace, and lasting endurance.

Scripture calls us to be doers of the Word, not merely hearers (James 1:22). Jesus did not come simply to inform us, but to transform us—and that transformation comes through applying God’s Word to our daily lives. In Week 2 of our Good in-Tension sermon series, we explore the importance of living out what Scripture teaches. Discover how practicing the truth of God’s Word strengthens your faith, shapes your character, and moves you from knowledge to genuine spiritual growth. Our prayer is that this message challenges and encourages you to put biblical truth into action.

Jesus came in the fullness of Grace and Truth (John 1:14). While many believe these qualities must be carefully balanced, Scripture reveals they were never meant to be separated. In Week 1 of our Good in Tension sermon series, we explore how Jesus embodies both grace and truth at the same time—without compromise. Discover what it means to walk in the truth of God’s Word while reflecting the compassion and mercy of Christ. Learn how living in both grace and truth transforms our relationships, strengthens our faith, and reflects the heart of Jesus to the world.

Parenting is a sacred calling that changes with every season of life. Raising adult children can be both uniquely challenging and deeply rewarding. In Week 4 of our Guardrails sermon series, we explore the biblical guardrails for parenting sons and daughters as they step into adulthood. Learn how to release control, offer godly wisdom, maintain healthy boundaries, and trust God with the next chapter of their lives. Our prayer is that this message strengthens your faith and equips you to lead with grace, truth, and wisdom.

Pride has taken hold of our culture in epidemic proportions, shaping values, identity, and truth. While believers live in the world, we are not called to be of the world. In Week 3 of our Guardrails sermon series, we examine the biblical guardrails that help Christians navigate culture with humility, conviction, and faithfulness to God’s Word. Discover how to stand firm in truth without losing compassion, and how to reflect Christ in a pride driven society.

Marriage is a gift from God when it is prioritized, but when it’s neglected, it can become a source of deep pain. In Week 2 of our Guardrails sermon series, we challenge the world’s view of marriage and realign our hearts with the guardrails found in God’s Word. Discover biblical principles for building a healthy, Christ-centered marriage that brings healing, purpose, and lasting strength.

Friendship is one of God’s greatest gifts, helping us endure life’s trials and celebrate its victories. As we kick off our new sermon series, Guardrails, we explore the biblical guardrails of friendship through the life of Benaiah, one of David’s mighty warriors. Discover how God uses faithful relationships to strengthen our walk, shape our character, and guide us toward wisdom. Our prayer is that God surrounds you with loyal, godly friends—and gives you the courage and discernment to become that kind of friend yourself.