As Christmas ends, how do we carry its message into the rest of the year? This week, Pastor Elijah explores how to keep the joy, hope, and meaning of Christmas alive in our daily lives. Through shining our light, sharing the story of Jesus, and bearing fruit that reflects His love, we’re reminded to live out our faith all year long. A simple act—leaving a Christmas decoration up—can serve as a powerful reminder to stay rooted in Christ and impact the world around us.

This week’s message, part of our Threads of Grace series, Pastor Rick shares the story of Bathsheba, a woman whose life was deeply marked by the sins of others and her own loss. Rooted in 2 Samuel 11, we see how God’s grace reaches even the darkest and most broken places in our lives. Bathsheba’s story reminds us that no sin—committed by us or against us—is too deep for God’s redeeming love. This Christmas, we celebrate a Savior who steps into our mess to bring light, healing, and hope.

This week’s message, part of our Threads of Grace series, Pastor Rick highlights the story of Ruth, a woman whose life was marked by loss and hardship but transformed by God’s redeeming grace. Rooted in Ruth 1-4, we see how God brings hope, restoration, and purpose even in life’s messiest moments. Ruth’s story reminds us that no matter how dark or difficult our circumstances may seem, God’s grace is at work, weaving His redemptive plan into our lives.

This week’s message kicks off our Christmas series, Threads of Grace: Women Woven into the Lineage of the Messiah. Pastor Matthew shares the story of Tamar, an unlikely figure in the lineage of Jesus. Rooted in Genesis 38, we see how God’s grace weaves redemption and hope into even the most broken and scandalous situations. Tamar’s story reminds us that no pain is too deep, no sin too great, and no story too far gone for God’s transformative grace. Join us as we explore how God can use even our messiest moments for His purpose.

This week’s message, part of our Seat at the Table series, Pastor Rick invites us to reflect on the significance of the Lord’s Table. Rooted in 1 Corinthians 11, we explore how the table represents a place of peace, healing, and remembrance. It’s a space where we come together as God’s family to focus on Christ’s sacrifice, examine our hearts, and find unity through His grace. Whether it’s resolving conflict or remembering the cost of our salvation, the Lord’s Table reminds us of the love and sacrifice that brings us into God’s family.

This week’s message, part of our Seat at the Table series, Pastor Matthew focuses on how true greatness in God’s Kingdom is found in humble service. Reflecting on John 13, we see Jesus washing His disciples’ feet as a powerful example of love and humility. This act reminds us that our identity in Christ frees us to serve others selflessly, sharing His transformative love with everyone—especially those hardest to serve.

This week’s message, part of our "Seat at the Table" series, emphasizes that church is a place of transformation, hope, and community. Based on Luke 14, it highlights Jesus’ open invitation to God’s "banquet," where true renewal happens in His presence. We’re encouraged to invite others, so no one misses the chance to experience the life-changing love of Jesus.

This week we start our new series "A Seat at the Table". We explore the story of Levi, a tax collector who received an unexpected invitation from Jesus that transformed his life. Despite his background and the rejection he faced from his community, Levi was called to follow, to find belonging at Jesus' table, and to understand the heart of God. Through Levi's journey, we see how Jesus invites each of us to join Him, offering acceptance, intimacy, and a path toward transformation. This message reminds us that no one is beyond grace, and the call to follow Jesus is about transformation, not perfection.