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Is your faith something you believe or something you live? Faith is more than what we believe; it shapes how we live. In this message, Pastor Jordan looks at what faith is, how it works, and what we do with it. Through God's Word, we are reminded that faith is not based on our feelings or circumstances. It means trusting what God has said and taking steps to live it out. Because He is faithful, we can keep moving forward in faith.

What do you do when family relationships get messy? In this message from our Family Matters series, Pastor Grant looks at the story of Joseph and how God can work through family hurt and conflict. We all face problems at home, but those problems do not have to define us. Learn how to choose forgiveness over bitterness, trust God when you cannot see what He is doing, and take the next right step.

What does it look like to raise kids who love and follow God? In this message from our The Family Matters series, Pastor Grant Staubs shares eight pieces of biblical parenting from Deuteronomy 6:4–9. From prayer and patience to setting the right example, we’ll look at how parents can lead their children toward Christ. Parenting is not about being perfect. It’s about pointing our kids to the One they need most.

Have you ever felt too far gone for God to reach you? In Luke 19:1–10, we find the story of Zacchaeus, a man whose life changed when he met Jesus. For Friend Day, Pastor Clayton King shares how Jesus seeks us, redeems us, and saves us. No matter where you are in life, your past does not have to define your future. Jesus can change your life when you turn to Him.

If we believe Jesus is greater, how should that change the way we live? In this message, Pastor Craig Dyson reminds us that Jesus is greater than anything this world has to offer. Because of that, the urgency to reach people, our calling to share the gospel, and the reality of eternity all matter. As we take part in Project 938, we are challenged to surrender, go, and pray for more laborers to enter the harvest.

Who gets to define what sex and marriage should look like? In this message from The Family Matters, Pastor Grant walks through 1 Corinthians 6–7 and reminds us that if God created something, He gets to define it. Sex is not God, it is not something to be ashamed of, and it is a gift meant to be enjoyed within His design. As we seek to build strong marriages, we are called to be honest, selfless, and intentional with one another.

What does it look like to build a marriage that honors God? In this message from our series, The Family Matters, Pastor Grant walks through Ephesians 5:21–33 and looks at God’s design for marriage. We’ll see what it means to respect one another, love like Christ, and grow in oneness. Marriage matters, and so does the way we live it out each day.

What is shaping your family? As we begin our new series, The Family Matters, Pastor Grant Staubs looks at Joshua 24:14–15 and reminds us that the choices we make at home matter. God created and designed the family, but every family is shaped by the things we inherit, learn, and absorb. So who will your family follow? It starts with each of us making a choice to follow God and take the next step toward change.

What has Jesus given His Church to help us remember and proclaim the Gospel? In this message from The Church Matters, Pastor Grant Staubs looks at two practices Jesus gave to His Church: baptism and communion. Baptism pictures the Gospel and publicly identifies us with Jesus. Communion helps us remember, reflect, stay unified, and proclaim what Jesus has done. We have been entrusted with the Gospel. The Church proclaims it, and the world needs it.

What does it really mean to be a house of prayer? In this message, Pastor Jordan Beaton shares from Matthew 6:9–11 about what it means for the Church to be a house of prayer. He walks through four ways we can pray: with clarity, expectation, humility, and dependence.

Where do you turn when life feels uncertain and hope feels hard to find? In this message from The Church Matters, Pastor Grant Staubs reminds us that the church has a message the world needs: the hope found in Jesus. Because of His resurrection, our hope is real and secure. From 1 Peter 1:3 and 3:15, we see that this hope is not something we only know. It should shape the way we live and be something we are ready to share with others. Know it. Live it. Share it.

What if the church needs more from us than simply showing up? In this message from our mini-series, The Church Matters, Pastor Grant Staubs walks through Ephesians 4:11–16 and reminds us that every member has a part to play. We are called to grow in biblical truth, connect with one another, and contribute to the work God has given us. The church was never meant to be a place where a few people do all the work while everyone else watches. Every member matters. Every part matters. As the body of Christ grows together, it becomes a clear picture of the hope we have in Jesus.

What would change if we saw the Church as something we are called to be part of, not just a place we attend? In the first message of our new mini-series, The Church Matters, Pastor Craig Dyson walks through Acts 2:42–47 and reminds us why being committed to a local church matters. The Church is where we grow, serve, encourage one another, and live out our faith together. Pastor Craig also looks at what it means to get plugged into a local church, find a small group, and take the step of formal membership. When we commit to the Church, we gain the wisdom, encouragement, and joy that come from walking with other believers. The Church matters because the Church proclaims the hope of the world—Jesus.

What will people remember about your life? As we wrap up our Victorious Living series in Joshua, Pastor Grant Staubs takes us to Joshua 24, where Joshua gives Israel one final challenge: remember God's faithfulness, choose to serve Him, and leave a legacy that points others to Him. The victories God gives are not just about today. They shape the lives that come after us. Whether you've been with us for the whole series or you're joining us for the first time, this message is a reminder that a faithful life begins with a daily choice to trust God and follow His Word.

What does it take to finish well? In Joshua 23, Joshua gives Israel one final challenge before his life comes to an end. He reminds God's people of His faithfulness, calls them to stay close to the Lord, warns them about compromise, and points them to God's promises. In this message, Lead Pastor Grant Staubs continues our Victorious Living series with a clear reminder that following Jesus is not just about how we begin. It's about holding fast to Him for a lifetime. Whether you're in a season of victory or facing new challenges, this message will encourage you to trust God, guard your heart, and finish faithfully.

What do you do after a victory? It's easy to celebrate the win, but it's just as important to guard what God has done. In this message from Joshua 22, Lead Pastor Grant Staubs continues our Victorious Living series by showing how God's people protect the victories He gives. We'll see the call to stay close to the Lord, protect one another in love, respond with humility, and fight for unity without giving up the truth. Whether you're coming through a season of victory or walking through a challenge, this message will encourage you to keep following Christ with faithfulness and wisdom. We hope this sermon strengthens your faith and points you closer to Jesus.

NOT A WORD FAILED. In this message from our Victorious Living series, Lead Pastor Grant Staubs teaches through Joshua 13–21. As Israel receives the land God promised, we see that not one of His words failed. This passage reminds us that God keeps His promises, calls us to walk by faith, and gives us a place of refuge in Him. It also challenges us not to settle for less than what God has for us. Because God has been faithful in the past, we can trust Him with the future. We hope this message helps you rest in God's faithfulness and take your next step of faith!

As we reflect on America250, Pastor Grant Staubs takes us to Psalm 33:12 to explore the biblical foundations of a nation that honors God. This message looks at our nation's history through the lens of Scripture, reminding us that our freedom, blessings, and hope all find their source in our Creator. More importantly, this sermon challenges each of us with a personal question: What is my responsibility? Revival begins with God's people, and every person must choose whom they will serve. Whether you're celebrating our nation's past or praying for its future, we hope this message encourages you to trust God, live with gratitude, and faithfully follow Him every day.