In this sermon, Pastor Chris addresses the vital spiritual concept of discernment, encouraging believers to grow from spiritual infancy to maturity by learning to distinguish good from evil.

Clemence encourages believers to be spiritual conduits, giving first to God and others, trusting God’s timing, and surrendering their plans to Him.

Pastor Mike's sermon offers a vivid and relatable framework for spiritual discernment and living: stop to connect, wait to hear wisdom, and go to obey God’s call.

Pastor Chris speaks on spiritual preparation, drawing from Matthew 25:1-13, the parable of the ten bridesmaids, and other biblical passages to challenge and encourage believers to ready themselves for the coming of Jesus.

Using vivid metaphors like a jigsaw puzzle to illustrate the church as a body, Pastor Mike highlights the importance of every individual’s unique gifts and contributions to the community of faith.

In this powerful sermon, Pastor Chris Valentine challenges believers to mature spiritually by moving “from milk to meat,” transitioning from spiritual infancy to becoming fully committed disciples and soldiers for Christ. Drawing from Hebrews 5 and 6, he highlights the necessity of growth beyond the basics of faith toward a deep, mature relationship with Jesus.

Pastor Mike Frink’s message powerfully reframes the Lord’s Prayer from a rote religious exercise into a vibrant, daily encounter with God that shapes the believer’s heart, mind, and life.

Pastor Mike’s message challenges believers to move beyond a superficial or passive faith and to fully embrace their role as active participants in God’s kingdom.

In this message, Pastor Mike Frink explores the metaphor from Mark 2:18-22 where Jesus speaks about new wine and new wine skins, symbolising the new covenant and the life of the Spirit that Jesus brings.

What does it mean when God is 'pruning' us, and why does it feel so difficult?"

How do we figure out what God's calling is for our lives and actually live it out?

What does it actually mean to be filled with the Holy Spirit, and why do I need this in my daily life?

Why do we follow Jesus? Besides considering the far inferior alternative, Jesus brings God's goodness and kindness into our lives.

Regardless of whether we are on the mountain top or in the valley, we always need to replenish our strength in the presence of the Lord.

Mothers hold one of the most influential roles in society and family, regulating the atmosphere of the home to raise their children. Pastor Kelly encourages us with a clever analogy to illustrate how our intentional decisions shape our lives.

When we face hard times, do we lose our focus, or do we look to Jesus to sustain us in all things?

We find freedom when we yield to the presence and the power of Holy Spirit in our lives.

Easter Sunday calls us to reflect on all that Jesus has done, and all that we now enjoy because of His victory and resurrection.

The grace of God goes far beyond what we can comprehend; Good Friday is a day to remember what great lengths God's grace went to in order to set us free from sin.

What does worship really look like? What does it sound like? What even is it? Discover the answer in this practical message.