messages

This Sunday, Pastor Grant continues our stewardship series with a message from Luke 12:16–21 called “Rich in What Matters Most.” It’s a great reminder that the way we use our time, money, and relationships shows what our hearts truly value. Pastor Grant walks us through three simple ways we can be “rich toward God” in our everyday lives. We hope this encourages you and helps you refocus on what matters most this week.

In this week's Stewardship message, Pastor Grant Staubs shares from 1 Timothy 6:17-19 on why we should trust God—not our riches. Money promises things only God can truly provide, and when we make wealth the goal, we miss the greater purpose He has for us. Be encouraged to use what you have as a tool for God’s glory and to live as a conduit of blessing to others.

We’re excited to share this week’s message, “Our God is Awesome,” from Pastor Grant Staubs. Walking through 2 Chronicles 24:1–14, Pastor Grant reminds us how God’s hand is always at work — preparing, preserving, and moving in ways we don’t always see at first. You’ll hear how willing hearts, shared sacrifice, and everyday obedience open the door for God to do something truly incredible among His people. Our prayer is that this message encourages you today and helps you see God’s faithfulness in a fresh way. We're grateful you’re here with us!

Guest speaker Clayton King shares a powerful message titled “Real Conversion” from Luke 23:32–43 at our Friend Day service. Through the story of the thief on the cross, we see what true repentance and saving faith really look like—moving from conviction, to confession, to conversion, and finally to confidence in Christ.

In this message, Pastor Grant Staubs explores the story of the centurion whose faith amazed Jesus. Through Luke 7:1–10, we learn that true faith sees the needs of others, acts courageously, expects Jesus to work, and brings glory to God. Discover how your faith can move the heart of God and make a difference in the lives of those around you.

In this message titled “The Power of an Invite” from Luke 5:27–32, Pastor Grant Staubs explores the story of Jesus calling Levi and shows how one simple invitation can lead to life-changing transformation. Through Jesus’ call, Levi’s commitment, and the celebration that followed, we’re reminded that God uses ordinary invitations to do extraordinary things.

God’s desire is not just that you do more for Him, but that you abide in Him. In this message, Pastor Jordan Beaton walks through John 15 to show how living on mission brings clarity to God’s identity, priority, and activity in your life. Discover what it means to truly abide in Christ, bear lasting fruit, and find your greatest joy in bringing glory to God.

In this message, Pastor Craig Dyson challenges us from Matthew 28:19–20 to live with a heart for the Great Commission. Using the example of Jesus in Matthew 9, we’re reminded to focus on the people around us, identify the real need, and commit to pray - so that others may know His name.

This week guest speaker Brian Moore shared a message titled “What Does it Mean to Forgive?” from Romans 12:17-21. Forgiveness is something we all wrestle with, yet it lies at the heart of the gospel. Brian unpacks how forgiveness differs from trust, why it’s a source of strength and not weakness, and how it means entrusting our case to God—the ultimate Judge.