Church Life

From the series: Acts: The Church on the Move

Acts 2:42-47 demonstrates that churches become impactful not by growing numbers but by growing healthy through collective devotion to Christ above all else. The early church's commitment to God's Word, genuine fellowship, remembering Christ's sacrifice, and prayer produced such radical generosity that even their enemies admitted Christians cared for everyone's poor. This devotion transforms closed fists clinging to earthly worth into open hands blessing others, because those filled with Christ overflow with grace toward a poverty-stricken world.

From the series: Unshaken

This church faced challenges, but they didn't let circumstances dictate who they were. Rather, they discovered something deeper in Jesus which could never be taken away from them. They chose to sustain themselves in every circumstance through their relationship with Christ.

From the series: Unshaken

1 Thessalonians 3 shows that a life truly surrendered to Christ is marked by sacrificial care and genuine prayer for community, even in hardship. Our deepest impact comes not from personal performance but from investing in others, building unity, and trusting God to work through us—often in ways that reach far beyond what we see.

From the series: ThisMattersTo.Me

Ezekiel 1 reminds us to face challenges by acknowledging them before God, seeking His presence, trusting His character, and responding in faith. As a church, we’re called to pursue God’s mission together—sacrificing for future generations, relying on His faithfulness, and seizing opportunities to serve as His hands and feet in our community.

From the series: Romans: More than Conquerors

In chapter 16, the Apostle Paul expresses his personal thanks for others who have supported his ministry. It's a good reminder that serving is best done in community, using our gifts to serve the Lord together.

From the series: Jars of Clay

Paul is writing to a church that has become adverse to him. And the reason it's become adverse to him is because these leaders have crept into the church and they've preached a different message, a different Jesus.

From the series: Standalone Messages

The book of Philemon is a personal letter from the Apostle Paul to Philemon. In addition to words of encouragement, Paul is asking them to forgive and welcome back Onesimus who he is sending back to them. It also serves as an encouragement for us to forgive others as Christ as forgiven us.

From the series: Light the Dark

Emphasizes the importance of remaining in a close relationship with Jesus, likened to branches connected to a vine. Discusses how abiding in Jesus leads to a fruitful life, contrasting this with the barrenness of a life disconnected from Him. Highlights the transformative power of this connection, ensuring spiritual growth and the manifestation of God's love and purpose in one's life.

From the series: Light the Dark

In John 8, Jesus points out that we are slaves to sin, but we can all find freedom, truth and meaning in Him.

From the series: Light the Dark

When Jesus heals the sick man at the pool, he's not only transforming this man, but giving us all an important message.

From the series: Standalone Messages

Learn more about the core values that define what we believe at and why.

From the series: Standalone Messages

In today's message we examine how the local church can impact their communities.

From the series: Planted

Focuses on the themes of living a God-centered life and being a fruitful Christian. It discusses the importance of avoiding petty disputes and controversies that distract from God's mission. Emphasizes the significance of focusing on meaningful actions and relationships, fostering spiritual growth, and making a positive impact in the community.

From the series: Planted

Delves into the guidance for building a healthy, thriving church. It discusses the roles of different members in the church, emphasizing servant leadership and the importance of godly living. Draws from Paul's teachings, stressing the need for believers to influence their community positively. It explores the impact of individual actions and lifestyles on the church's health and outreach, encouraging listeners to live out their faith in practical, everyday contexts.

From the series: Planted

Focuses on establishing a healthy church through godly leadership, based on Titus 1. It discusses the importance of appointing responsible and spiritually mature elders in the church. Emphasizes the role of these leaders in guiding the church according to biblical principles and serving the community effectively. It also addresses the need for church members to recognize and support such leadership for the church's overall health and growth.

From the series: Planted

Discusses the importance of church health and leadership. It emphasizes the role of individual members in contributing to a thriving church community. Draws from Paul's letter to Titus, focusing on how believers should view themselves, their relationship with God, and their approach to ministry. It encourages a servant-like attitude in church leadership and life, drawing parallels to Paul's teachings on being a bond servant to God.

From the series: Greater

Examines the concept of leadership within a Christian context. It discusses the principles of godly leadership, focusing on service, humility, and the responsibility of leaders in the church and community. Emphasizes the role of leaders in guiding and nurturing their congregants, reflecting the servant leadership exemplified by Jesus. It also addresses the challenges and responsibilities that come with leadership positions in a Christian community.

From the series: Greater

Explores the complexities and challenges of living in a Christian community. It emphasizes the importance of love and service within the church, highlighting the need for compassion and understanding in interactions with others. Discusses the reality of church life being messy and imperfect, but stresses the beauty and growth that can arise from embracing these challenges in the spirit of Christ's teachings.

From the series: Standalone Messages

Explores the themes of unity within the church and the importance of hope as a central aspect of Christian faith. Emphasizes the necessity of supporting one another in faith, especially acknowledging the different strengths and weaknesses within the church community. It underscores the significance of unity in glorifying God and the role of scriptures in providing encouragement and hope.

From the series: The Core

Discusses the fundamental importance of relationships in Christian life, emphasizing the role of community and fellowship. It explores how genuine relationships, guided by the teachings of Jesus about loving God and others, are central to a fulfilling spiritual life. It stresses that healthy relationships within the church community reflect and enhance one's relationship with God, underscoring the interconnectedness of worship, discipleship, and community in the Christian journey.