The message mixes humor, relatable stories, and practical application as Jeremy walks through Jesus teaching the disciples that true greatness starts with serving people nobody else notices. From debates about GOAT athletes and fast food to a personal story about breaking his ankle and experiencing sacrificial kindness from another believer, the sermon consistently points back to Jesus as the ultimate example of humility and service. Jeremy also highlights real ways people can serve at CrossPoint Church — from youth ministry and worship teams to CarePoint and Mega Sports Camp — while encouraging believers to value others above themselves and pursue greatness that actually matters to God.

As Jesus comes down from the mountain after the transfiguration, He encounters confusion, conflict, and spiritual powerlessness among His followers. Pastor Matt uses this moment to unpack one of the central struggles of the Christian life:

the tension between faith and unbelief.

The sermon focuses on Jesus’ powerful statement:

“Everything is possible for the one who believes.”

Through the story, Pastor Matt explains that faith is more than simply believing God exists—it is trusting His character, power, and promises enough to live and pray differently. He challenges listeners to recognize how easy it is to drift from dependence on God into self-reliance, even while doing ministry or trying to follow Jesus.

The message highlights several key themes:

• spiritual battles are real
• prayer is essential
• God’s power is accessed through dependence and faith
• and unbelief can quietly limit spiritual effectiveness

One of the central moments of the sermon comes from the father’s honest confession:

“I believe; help my unbelief.”

Pastor Matt encourages believers that genuine faith does not mean having zero doubts—it means continuing to trust and seek God even while struggling.

The sermon closes by challenging both individuals and the church as a whole to become people marked by prayer, faith, and dependence on God rather than relying on their own strength or ability.

The takeaway is clear:

Real spiritual power comes not through self-confidence or religious activity, but through faith-filled dependence on God expressed through prayer.

Deb shares her personal story of coming to faith in 1978 and explains how God eventually led her into discipling other women through CrossPoint’s eight-week one-to-one discipleship process. Having already walked alongside multiple women, she discusses why discipleship matters so deeply—not as a program, but as a relationship built on transparency, accountability, prayer, and walking through life together.

Throughout the conversation, Deb addresses one of the biggest barriers many believers face:

• fear of not knowing enough
• fear of rejection
• fear of stepping out

She encourages listeners that God doesn’t require perfection—only obedience and willingness to say yes. Using stories from real-life discipleship relationships, including the growth she has seen in women like Lindsay, Deb shows how God can use ordinary people to make an extraordinary impact.

The discussion also highlights:

• active listening
• spiritual growth
• accountability
• serving
• evangelism
• community
• and helping new believers take next steps in their faith

The message throughout the episode is simple but powerful:

If God is prompting you to disciple someone, He will also give you the ability to do it.

The takeaway is clear:

One-to-one discipleship is not about having all the answers—it’s about faithfully walking with someone toward Jesus and trusting God to work through the relationship.

The sermon begins by unpacking Jesus’ teaching about the Kingdom of God and how His death and resurrection would bring the kingdom to earth with power. Pastor Matt explains the “already and not yet” reality of the kingdom—how believers can experience forgiveness, peace, and transformation now while still waiting for the fullness of God’s kingdom to come.

The focus then shifts to the transfiguration, where Peter, James, and John witness Jesus revealed in radiant glory alongside Moses and Elijah. Through strong connections to Mount Sinai and the Old Testament, the message highlights Jesus as the fulfillment of God’s covenant and the true Son of God.

At the center of the sermon is God’s command:

“Listen to Him.”

Pastor Matt explains that following Jesus is more than simply hearing His words—it means trusting Him, obeying Him, and shaping life around His truth even when it’s difficult.

The message closes with a reminder that Jesus is both:

• a Savior full of grace
• and a King worthy of awe, reverence, and obedience

The takeaway is clear:

To truly follow Jesus, believers must not only appreciate His grace, but also recognize His glory and surrender their lives to Him fully.

Together, they talk openly about conviction, living together before marriage, returning to church after years away, and the difficult but freeing decision Dakota made to fully surrender her life to Christ. Dakota also shares how finding community through groups and one-to-one discipleship at Crosspoint helped carry her through loneliness, sickness, and spiritual growth.

This episode is a raw and hope-filled reminder that God can use every part of your story — even the messy parts — to draw you closer to Him. If you’ve ever felt stuck between comfort and conviction, this conversation will encourage you to trust where God is leading, even when the next step feels difficult.

He explains that following Jesus is an open invitation—anyone can come—but it comes with a clear cost. Jesus calls His followers to deny themselves, take up their cross, and follow Him, which means surrendering personal desires, embracing sacrifice, and aligning every part of life under His leadership.

Throughout the message, Troyer emphasizes that discipleship is not just a belief, but a complete identity shift. It impacts how we live, what we value, and how we respond to everyday situations. Using practical examples and biblical insight, he challenges listeners to consider where they may be holding back from fully following Jesus.

The message builds to a central tension:

You can try to hold onto your life and lose it, or surrender it to Jesus and truly find it.

The takeaway is clear:

Following Jesus is costly—but the reward of real life, both now and eternally, is worth everything.

As Jesus takes His disciples into a region filled with competing gods and beliefs, He first asks what others are saying—prophet, teacher, someone special. But then He turns it personal. Peter answers, “You are the Messiah,” and everything shifts. Because that answer isn’t just theological—it comes with implications.

What follows is the tension nobody expected: Jesus reveals that being the Messiah doesn’t mean power and victory in the way people thought—it means suffering, rejection, and the cross. When Peter pushes back, Jesus shuts it down hard, exposing how easy it is to want a version of Jesus that fits our expectations instead of God’s plan.

The message builds toward a clear challenge: it’s not enough to be around Jesus, agree with Jesus, or even admire Jesus. At some point, the question gets personal—and your answer determines everything.

Faith doesn’t become powerful until it becomes yours.

This one hits different as Reese breaks down the “yeast” of the Pharisees (fake holiness), the Sadducees (using God for gain), and Herod Antipas (pick-and-choose truth energy). Translation: bad beliefs spread fast—and if you don’t filter them, they shape everything.

The takeaway? You don’t control what shows up in your feed, your friend group, or your world—but you do control what you let shape you.

Feed on truth. Filter the noise. And maybe rethink what you’ve been casually drinking in.

This week, Pastor Matt Troyer walks us through a raw and unexpected moment in Gospel of Mark 7 where a desperate mom refuses to walk away—even when Jesus seems distant. And somehow, her persistence turns a “no” into a breakthrough.

This message hits different.

We’re talking about:

• Prayers that don’t get answered right away
• Wrestling with God instead of walking away
• A kind of faith that’s bold, honest, and relentless

Because real faith isn’t just believing God can…

It’s trusting He’s still good when He doesn’t respond how you expected.

Pastor Matt flips the script on how we see prayer:

God isn’t annoyed by your persistence—He invites it.

He’s not intimidated by your questions—He welcomes them.

And sometimes, the breakthrough is on the other side of you not giving up.

If you’ve ever felt ignored by God…

If you’ve ever wondered if it’s worth asking again…

This message is your reminder:

Don’t stop knocking. There’s still something on the other side of that door.

Because the truth is, the women showed up expecting death… but walked into life. And a lot of us are still doing the same thing—walking into situations expecting the worst, carrying fear, doubt, and questions.

But the resurrection flips all of that.

It means you’re not stuck in your past.

It means your sin doesn’t get the final say.

It means peace with God is actually possible.

It means your life has purpose, direction, and a future that goes beyond today.

And maybe most importantly—it means joy isn’t just a feeling… it’s something you can actually live in.

So the question isn’t just “Did Jesus rise?”

The real question is:

What does that mean for you?

Because if the tomb is empty…

your life doesn’t have to stay the same.

From church burnout and chasing pagan practices… to broken marriages, bad influences, and hitting rock bottom… this is a story that doesn’t hold back.

But here’s where it flips.

What started as two people just reconnecting at Coborn’s turned into something way bigger—real conversations, real faith, and a real relationship with Jesus that changed everything. Not religion. Not “doing your time.” Real life.

This episode hits on grace over works, why who you surround yourself with matters, and how one simple next step—like discipleship—can completely redirect your life.

It’s honest. It’s messy. It’s a little funny. And there’s a good chance you’ll see pieces of your own story in it.

That’s exactly how a lot of people feel when they step into church—especially when the music starts. Singing? Together? Out loud? It can feel awkward, forced, or just plain weird.

But what if worship isn’t about being a good singer… or even liking music?

In this message, Matt Troyer breaks down why Christians sing in the first place—and it’s way deeper than tradition or preference. Worship isn’t just noise—it’s how we remember who God is, reset our perspective, and even strengthen the people around us.

This episode flips the script:

You’re not in the room to watch… you’re there to engage.

If you’ve ever stood there during worship with your hands in your pockets wondering what the point is—this one’s for you.

In this message, Pastor Matt Troyer dives into one of Jesus’ most uncomfortable truths: it’s not what you do on the outside—it’s what’s happening inside your heart that actually matters.

After calling out religious leaders for fake faith, Jesus flips the script and shows us something we don’t want to admit—our biggest issue isn’t behavior… it’s the heart behind it.

If you’ve ever:

• Tried to “be better” but keep falling into the same patterns
• Blamed your stress, your past, or other people
• Wondered why your faith feels surface-level

This one hits.

You’ll discover:

• Why your biggest struggle isn’t external—it’s internal
• How Jesus doesn’t just fix behavior… He transforms your heart
• Why trying harder isn’t the answer (and what actually is)
• What it looks like to live connected to God instead of performing for Him

Bottom line:

You don’t need a behavior upgrade… you need a heart transformation.

And the good news?

God already made a way.

The Pharisees were obsessed with appearances, traditions, and man-made rules that made them look spiritual. But Jesus flips the script and exposes the truth: it’s possible to look faithful on the outside while being spiritually empty on the inside.

Through sharp teaching, humor, and real-life insight, Brett unpacks how the same trap still exists today—judging others while ignoring our own flaws, performing faith instead of living it, and hiding behind religious masks.

But Jesus doesn’t just expose hypocrisy—He shows us how to overcome it.

In this message, you'll discover three powerful ways to pursue authentic faith:

• Be Repentant – Let God deal with the “planks” in your own life.

• Be Transparent – Stop pretending and start being honest about where you're struggling.

• Be Sincere – Real faith isn’t about appearances; it’s about loving God with your whole heart.

Because at the end of the day, God isn’t looking for perfect performers—He’s looking for honest disciples.

This message challenges us to take the mask off and live a faith that’s real, humble, and centered on Jesus.

Learn why retreating before pivotal moments can lead to spiritual clarity and how Jesus' authority can outpace our efforts. This episode is a refreshing take on finding peace and purpose amidst life's chaos, encouraging listeners to trust in divine guidance and embrace a life aligned with God's will.

Pastor Matt emphasizes that true restoration comes from spiritual fulfillment and doing God's will, rather than just physical rest. Through the lens of Mark chapter 6, he illustrates how Jesus prioritized people over plans, teaching us that compassion is never off the clock.

This episode encourages listeners to make plans but remain open to God's schedule, trusting that He provides more than enough to meet our needs and those of others.

You’ll learn why obedience often leads us into storms, not out of them, and how foundation moments—those quiet seasons of waiting—are the unseen work of God. We unpack how suffering and silence can be the very groundwork of a greater redemptive plan, just as Jesus’ own crucifixion was for salvation. Whether you're battling a broken marriage, loss, or the ache of unanswered prayer, this episode will anchor your soul in trust—reminding you that God’s faithfulness endures beyond our circumstances.

Key insights include:

• How to trust when miracles don’t come and God’s silence persists
• The difference between outcomes and obedience, and why surrender matters more than control
• The role of foundation in God’s bigger plan for your life
• Biblical and real-life stories of faith in the face of suffering and loss
• Practical ways to choose joy in the midst of grief, anchored in the confidence that God is still with you

If your faith is waning because you’re waiting for a miracle—this is for you. If you’re tired of only seeing God's activity in others’ lives but not yours—this is your invitation to trust in the unseen. Walk away encouraged to find peace in God's presence, knowing that even when heaven seems silent, His love and sovereignty are still working behind the scenes.

Perfect for anyone wrestling with unanswered prayers, facing hardship, or longing for a deeper trust in God's plan. Tune in to be reminded that “It is well with my soul”—not because everything is perfect, but because God’s faithfulness is unchanging. When your circumstances don’t match your faith, choose to trust that His plan is unfolding, even in the silence.

In this episode, we dive deep into how Jesus empowers ordinary people to do extraordinary things. Pastor Matt reveals the surprising lessons Jesus teaches through sending out His disciples two by two, with no supplies or certainty, to preach, heal, and cast out demons. You'll discover the profound truth that true reliance on God comes when we let go of control and step into the unknown—not after we feel fully ready.

We break down how Jesus uses short-term missions, opposition, and rejection as vital tools to develop faith, confidence, and spiritual gifts. Key insights include: the outflow of what we learn inwardly, trusting God's provision in scarcity, and understanding what to do when people respond positively—or reject—the message. You'll also hear how the Spirit equips us for every step, whether it’s performing miracles or planting seeds of faith in unlikely places.

Why does it matter? Because in a world full of rejection and spiritual resistance, followers of Jesus must be equipped and courageous. This episode challenges you to abandon comfort and embrace risk—because that’s where faith is forged and miracles happen. If you're feeling inadequate, unsure, or hesitant about sharing your faith, this message will inspire you to take the next step, confident that God's power goes with you.

Perfect for anyone longing to deepen their discipleship or looking for practical steps to share Jesus boldly. Whether you’re a new believer or a seasoned disciple, this episode will reignite your confidence in the Spirit’s power and remind you: 

you're called to be sendable. Are you ready to step out? The mission starts now.

You'll learn why phrases like “treat foreigners as your native born” require nuanced understanding, considering the cultural and legal context of ancient Israel versus today’s immigration realities. We break down how God's commands balance mercy and justice, warning against both careless condemnation and reckless rebellion. From Leviticus and Micah to Jesus' teachings in Matthew, this episode explores how Christians are called to navigate complex ethical questions while embodying Christ’s love.

We also delve into practical principles for engaging the news and government: why being slow to anger and quick to listen guards our hearts and preserves our witness. If you've ever felt overwhelmed by the conflicting narratives about immigration, unlawful entry, or law enforcement, this episode offers clarity and hope. It’s perfect for believers seeking to live out their faith faithfully in a divided world, with wisdom and love.

Pastor Matt, a respected biblical teacher and community leader, shares insights rooted in Scripture and real-world application. His goal is not to provide easy answers but to challenge believers to reflect Christ’s justice and mercy amid chaos. If you desire a thoughtful, balanced approach to one of today’s most debated issues, this episode is an essential listen.

Explore the innovative "Freedom for the Future" initiative, which seeks to pay off the church's building loan in just three years, freeing up resources for impactful ministry work. Pastor Matt shares inspiring stories of faith and provision, encouraging listeners to embrace their God-given gifts and resources for a greater purpose.

Tune in to learn how you can be part of this exciting journey of faith, growth, and community impact.

The church has welcomed numerous first-time guests, expanded its growth groups, and increased volunteer participation. Personal stories of transformation are shared, including Amanda's recovery journey and Beau's discipleship experience.

The vision for 2026 emphasizes building a Great Commission church, healing through the gospel, and sending members to advance God's kingdom.

Pastor Troyer illustrates the potential impact of a church united in purpose and warns against spiritual drift. He encourages the congregation to cleanse themselves from sin, be useful to the Master, and prepare for any good work, fostering a community that experiences God's transformative power.

The service concludes with an invitation to participate in the church's vision for the coming years, emphasizing unity, growth, and the collective mission to spread the gospel.

Pastor Brad emphasizes that familiarity can often lead to a lack of faith, which in turn limits the blessings we can receive. He uses the story of the Savannah Bananas baseball team as a metaphor for how vision and belief can lead to success, contrasting it with the missed opportunities due to unbelief.

The message encourages listeners to move beyond mere admiration of Jesus to a deeper trust and commitment, urging them to recommit to their faith and embrace the transformative power of belief.

The narrative unfolds with two compelling stories: Jairus, a synagogue leader, seeks Jesus' help to heal his dying daughter, while a woman suffering from a long-term ailment reaches out in faith to touch Jesus' garment, believing it will heal her.

Pastor Matt explores the dynamics of faith, emphasizing that where faith flows, God's power goes. He encourages listeners to hold onto their faith, even when circumstances seem dire, and to trust in Jesus' power over life and death. The episode concludes with a call to embrace faith over fear, highlighting the transformative power of belief in Jesus' promises.

The episode delves into the story of Jesus encountering a demon-possessed man, highlighting Jesus' unmatched authority in the spiritual realm and His ability to set individuals free. Pastor Matt encourages believers to recognize the spiritual battles around them and to trust in Jesus' power to transform lives.

The episode concludes with a call to share personal testimonies of Jesus' work in our lives, emphasizing His grace and the importance of spreading the good news.

He emphasizes that the church is built on the revelation of Jesus Christ as the Messiah and the spiritual transformation of its members. The message highlights the importance of understanding the church as a living, spiritual entity that transcends cultural and physical boundaries, and it calls for believers to live in communion with the Holy Spirit, allowing God to reveal spiritual truths and guide their lives.

He delved into the essence of God's love as described in John 3:16, highlighting that God's love transcends all boundaries and is extended to everyone, regardless of their background or past. Pastor Matt reminded the congregation that God's love is not contingent on our actions but is a constant, enduring force that seeks to redeem and restore.

Throughout the sermon, Pastor Matt encouraged the congregation to reflect on how God's love should inspire us to love one another. He shared practical ways to express this love within the church community, such as serving in care ministries, joining growth groups, and being intentional in building relationships. The message concluded with a call to action, urging everyone to let God's love be made complete through their actions and interactions with others.

He acknowledges the pressures and expectations that often accompany the holiday, contrasting idyllic cultural images with the reality of personal struggles and disappointments. Pastor Matt emphasizes the enduring joy that comes from Jesus Christ, encouraging the congregation to find solace and happiness in the Savior's birth.

He draws from the biblical narrative in Luke chapter 2, highlighting the announcement of Jesus' birth to the shepherds as a source of great joy for all people.

Pastor Matt underscores the unique qualifications of Jesus as the Savior, who offers salvation and eternal life, urging listeners to embrace this joy and share it with others.

Pastor Matt discusses the biblical context of peace, referencing scriptures from Isaiah and Romans, and explains how Jesus' sacrifice on the cross brings reconciliation and peace to believers.

The message encourages listeners to embrace this peace in their personal lives and relationships, and to approach God with confidence and faith.

The sermon explores the concept of biblical hope, contrasting it with wishful thinking, and emphasizes the assurance that comes from God's promises.

Brett discusses the significance of Jesus' arrival, highlighting how it brings hope through a strong savior, the fulfillment of God's promises, overcoming the world, and revealing the way of life.

The message is enriched with biblical references, personal anecdotes, and a focus on the story of Zechariah, illustrating the transformative power of hope in the Christian faith.

Pastor Matt shared a message on the importance of gratitude, even in challenging times, and highlighted the parable of the unforgiving servant from Matthew 18 to illustrate the boundless mercy and forgiveness we receive from God. The service also featured personal testimonies and baptisms, celebrating new life in Christ.

The evening concluded with a call to share gratitude and a benediction, inviting the congregation to fellowship over pie.

Pastor Troyer emphasizes the importance of choosing faith over fear, reminding us that Jesus is always in control, even when it seems like He's asleep.

Through this message, listeners are encouraged to trust in Jesus' presence and power, knowing that He is with us and for us, no matter the storm we face.

He emphasizes the importance of being "good soil" that not only hears but embraces and practices the teachings of Jesus, leading to a life of abundance and spiritual fulfillment.

Pastor Matt encourages listeners to actively engage with their faith, highlighting that the kingdom of God offers a transformative experience akin to a bountiful harvest, urging everyone to reflect on their spiritual state and strive for a deeper connection with God.

He delves into the Gospel of Mark, specifically Mark 3:20-35, to discuss the boundaries of God's grace and the unforgivable sin of blasphemy against the Holy Spirit. Through the narrative, Pastor Matt emphasizes the importance of understanding Jesus' mission and the right response to His teachings.

He encourages listeners to engage in spiritual battles, repent of resistance to Jesus, and embrace a life of discipleship under His guidance. The message concludes with a call to recognize the freedom and life offered through faith in Jesus.

Pastor Troyer emphasizes that the Sabbath was made for the benefit of man, not as a restrictive rule, and encourages listeners to observe a day of rest to restore themselves physically, spiritually, emotionally, and relationally.

He also stresses the importance of balancing obedience to God's commands with the greater obligations of mercy, justice, and compassion.

Engeman contrasts the faith of these friends with the offense taken by the Pharisees, who are more concerned with legalistic interpretations than the miraculous healing.

He challenges the audience to reflect on their own responses to Jesus, urging them to prioritize faith over offense and to recognize the potential for miracles when they pursue God wholeheartedly. The message emphasizes the importance of aligning personal desires with God's will and the transformative power of faith in action.

Key Points:

Identity in Christ: Discover how believing in Jesus changes our core identity from darkness to light. Living the Light: Learn about the compelling reasons to live out the light, including the fulfillment and righteousness it brings. Practical Steps: Pastor Matt provides practical guidance on how to discern what pleases the Lord in various aspects of life, from family relationships to personal values.

Scripture Reference:

Ephesians 5:8-13

Call to Action: Reflect on your own life and consider how you can live out the light of Christ. Embrace the transformation and let it guide your actions and decisions.

Hashtags: #LivingOutTheLight #Transformation #FaithJourney

Key Points:

Personal Journey: Pastor Jeremy introduces himself, sharing his commitment to Jesus and his journey from youth group to becoming a pastor. Message Focus: The sermon, titled "Pitfalls and Pointers for Thriving Church," emphasizes the dangers of false teachers and the importance of staying true to the gospel. Scriptural Insights: The message is based on Romans 16:17-20, highlighting the need to avoid divisions and obstacles contrary to Christian teachings. Practical Application: Encourages the congregation to be like the Bereans, examining scriptures daily to discern truth from falsehood. Call to Action: Urges the church to read their Bibles regularly to gain wisdom and stay aligned with God's word.

Conclusion: Pastor Jeremy concludes with a prayer, asking God to help the congregation apply the teachings and remain vigilant against false doctrines.

Hashtags: #ThrivingChurch #FaithJourney #AvoidFalseTeachings

Key Topics:

The significance of personal anniversaries and community acceptance Exploring Romans 14 and 15: Judgment and acceptance in faith Disputable matters: Halloween, alcohol, social media, and more The importance of setting tables, not building walls How love and grace can guide us through life's challenges

Memorable Quotes:

"Grace will always build bridges that judgment can't cross." "Are you removing barriers to Jesus or becoming one?"

Call to Action: Reflect on your own gray zones and consider how you can lead with love and grace in your community. Let's set tables, not build walls.

Hashtags: #Grace #Acceptance #Judgment #Community #FaithJourney

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In this week's message, Pastor Matt unpacks the varied and deeply personal reactions to the resurrection of Jesus—a central event in Christian faith. He draws from Scripture to show how different people responded to this miraculous moment, each representing a different place on the spectrum of belief.

• Mary Magdalene responded with joy and recognition, a powerful picture of love and faith.
• The soldiers and religious leaders rejected the truth, choosing resistance and denial even in the face of evidence.
• The disciples displayed slow and evolving belief, showing that faith often develops over time.
• Thomas, famously doubting, mirrors the common human struggle of needing proof before belief.
• Pastor Matt cautions against seeking faith solely on our own terms, which can create barriers to fully embracing belief.

Throughout, he emphasizes that the resurrection demands a personal response. It’s not just a historical claim—it's an invitation to transformation. God’s love is woven throughout the narrative, underscoring that faith can change anyone, no matter where they start.

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Through a compelling discussion of the parable of the rich fool, he highlights the dangers of hoarding wealth without a higher purpose, illustrating how greed can disguise itself as necessity. Pastor Troyer challenges the notion that life is defined by the abundance of possessions, urging a shift in perspective toward eternal priorities.

The episode concludes with practical principles for being "rich towards God." Pastor Matt emphasizes trusting God to alleviate financial worries, embracing generosity as a remedy for greed, and investing in eternity rather than temporary wealth. Key takeaways include the ideas that surrendering to God is an ongoing journey, we are stewards rather than owners of our resources, and true richness lies in faith and generosity. This episode offers listeners a refreshing and actionable perspective on aligning their finances with their spiritual values.

Luke 16:1-12

"Money is a tool and money is a test."

Romans 11:1-10

God's not done working out salvation for His people.

March 9, 2025

Romans 10:14-18

March 2, 2025

Romans 9:30-10:13

You’re never farther than one decision away from being right with God.

February 23, 2025

Romans 9:14-29

Romans 9:1-13

God's plans never fail because God’s will always wins.

Romans 8:31-39

Romans 8:26-30
God is for me

January 26, 2025

Relentless Annual Theme Message.

"The reward for the relentless pursuit of Jesus is a deepening relationship with Jesus."

Grant Engeman

Romans 8:18-25

January 12, 2025

Romans 8:5-17
Let the Spirit cook.

Romans 8:1-4

January 6, 2025

Know Christ, no fear.

Pastor Brad Lowe

Isaiah 9:6-7

We are part of the kingdom now and we are looking forward to the eternal kingdom and you can have hope in the eternal kingdom.

December 22, 2024

Luke 4:14-21; Matthew 1:20-21

The wonder of our rescue is found in its risks and rewards.

December 15, 2024 Galatians 4:4-7
God became one of us not just to become our Savior but also to become our Dad.

December 8, 2024 The wonder of God with us is the humility He showed to be God for us.
Luke 2:11-14; Colossians 1:15-20

December 1, 2024

God’s perfect justice and sacrificial love shine bright in the midst of the dark reality of hell.

November 24, 2024

Your purpose is not invented but implanted. You are created by God, for God. You are recreated in Jesus for Jesus.

November 17, 2024

Science and reason are not enemies of faith but partners with faith in creating the best account for what we see and experience in the world.

Ephesians 2:1-2, 6:10-13, 18; Matthew 4:8-9; Daniel 10:12-14, 20-21
We’re not just fighting against people or opinions but demonic deceptions.

Titus 3:1-2; 1 Peter 3:8-17; Jeremiah 29:4-7

Our allegiance is not to the party of the donkey or the elephant but to the Lion and the Lamb.

2 Corinthians 5:16-21
We are reconciled to reconcile.

Hebrews 10:23-25

"You can’t flourish spiritually unless you’re connected relationally."

John 15:1-11

The outflow of Christ’s power from us is dependent on the inflow of Christ’s power to us.

Romans 7:7-25

Sin and death are an inside job that needs an outside savior.

Jesus is the only one who can deliver you from you.

"The law is not a bad guy, just a bad spouse"

Pastor Brad Lowe

how can I sin less not become sinless?

Mexker "Butch" Irvin

Romans 5:12-21

"Jesus is the Uno reverse for humanity."

Matthew 22:1-14

context, overcoming every challenge, and

with every confidence in Him as the center.

Message given by Pastor Brian Lusky on Acts 1

The cost of the down payment for your salvation gives you confidence for its completion.

The gospel leads us to celebrate two aspects of our lives:

our future salvation and our present suffering.

Sunday, June 30, 2024

Pastor Matt Troyer

Matthew 6:10- 11