In 1 Corinthians 10, Paul gives us a fresh perspective on freedom, temptation, and daily choices. This message calls us to live with self-awareness, humility, and a heart that seeks God’s glory in everything we do.

If the gospel is truly the most valuable thing in our lives, then it should shape how we live, give, and serve. In 1 Corinthians 9:1-23, Paul reminds us that living with gospel purpose means choosing what lasts over what’s comfortable. When we honor God’s call, support His work, and lay down our preferences for the sake of others, we discover that His way really is the best way.

In 1 Corinthians 8, Paul shows that knowledge without love leads to pride, but love builds others up. This message reminds us that true maturity means letting love guide our choices, especially when our freedom could impact someone else’s faith.

In 1 Corinthians 7, Paul calls believers to honor God wherever He’s placed them—married, single, or widowed. This message looks at what it means to live with purpose, keep first things first, and maintain an undivided devotion to the Lord in every season of life.

What if God wants to use your relationship status to glorify Him? In 1 Corinthians 7:1-16, Paul helps us navigate the blessings and challenges of marriage and singleness through the lens of the gospel. Discover what it means to raise the standard in every season of life.

What does it look like to honor God with our bodies in a culture that says, “do what you want”? In this message from 1 Corinthians 6, we explore how the gospel reshapes our view of identity, freedom, and holiness—and why it matters that we were bought with a price.

In this message from 1 Corinthians 5, Paul calls the church to take sin seriously—not out of condemnation, but for the sake of restoration. God loves His people too much to leave them as they are. Church discipline, when done rightly, is an act of love that aims to protect the body, restore the sinner, and honor Christ. As we look at Paul’s words, we’re reminded that God calls His church to holiness—not perfection, but a clear pursuit of His heart.

In this message from 1 Corinthians 4, Paul shifts the focus back to what true leadership looks like in the body of Christ. Instead of performance, appearance, or status, Paul highlights faithfulness and humility. He reminds the Corinthian believers—and us—that leaders in the church are not celebrities but servants and stewards. Their job is to be faithful with what God has entrusted to them. Paul’s challenge is clear: follow those who follow Christ.

This message calls us to examine not just who we follow, but how we live. Are we aiming for applause or alignment with Christ? Are we prioritizing biblical truth or public image? Let’s learn to follow well—imitating Christ in both heart and action.

Discover how the Apostle Paul calls a divided and messy church back to unity through the cross of Jesus Christ. In this message from 1 Corinthians 1:1-17, we explore the foundation of our identity in Christ and the call to live in harmony. Part of our "Messy Church, Faithful God" series.

Celebrate Resurrection Sunday with a powerful message from Luke 24:1-12. Discover the hope of the empty tomb and what it means to be united with Christ. A life-giving Easter sermon from the Passion Week series.

Explore the powerful message of Good Friday from Luke 23:1-56. Discover how the sacrifice of Jesus fulfills God’s plan from Genesis to the cross, and why it still changes everything today.

On Thanksgiving Thursday of Passion Week we reflect on Jesus’ Last Supper with His disciples in Luke 22:7-39. Through the breaking of bread, Jesus reveals that He is the fulfillment of the Passover and the promise of restored fellowship with God. This message unpacks the meaning of communion, the new covenant, and how believers are united in Christ through His sacrifice.

On Preparation Tuesday, Jesus predicts the destruction of the temple and speaks about the signs of the end. In Luke 21:5-38, He warns His followers to stay watchful and stand firm in faith. Join us as we walk through Passion Week, studying Jesus' words and their significance for us today.

Journey through Palm Sunday and Holy Monday as we explore Luke 19:28-48. What do Jesus’ triumphal entry and His actions in the temple reveal about His mission and our response today?

What does it mean to finish well? As King David’s life comes to an end, we see a picture of faithfulness, justice, and God’s unshakable promises. Join us as we explore 1 Kings 1-2 and discover how David’s final words point us to Jesus, the perfect King who conquered sin and death.

Explore 2 Samuel 24 and the powerful lesson of ongoing repentance. Discover why David’s heart for God wasn’t about perfection, but surrender. See how true faith means trusting God's mercy, justice, and provision in every season of life.

Explore David’s final words in 2 Samuel 23 and discover how true greatness comes from surrendering to God. Learn how living in the fear of the Lord shapes our legacy and impacts those around us.