Ethan explores the theme of "wholeness" as laid out in Matthew 5, focusing on the Beatitudes. He emphasized that true wholeness is found in Jesus and involves a daily commitment to embody the characteristics Jesus describes, such as humility, mercy, and peacemaking. Ethan reminded the congregation that achieving these traits requires sacrifice and rejecting cultural norms that contradict Jesus' teachings, and stressed that this journey is one of progression, not perfection. Ultimately, he urged everyone to examine what they are truly chasing in life and to realign their focus on Jesus to experience the fullness of wholeness.

Pastor Jay begins a new series titled "Whole: Finding Wholeness in Jesus," addressing the theme of brokenness that many face. He emphasizes that while God allows brokenness in our lives, it serves a purpose, as He desires our wholeness. Through the biblical story of a woman who suffered for 12 years, Pastor Jay illustrates that Jesus not only heals but also restores our identity, calling us His children. Ultimately, he encourages the congregation to seek hope in Jesus amid their struggles, highlighting that our brokenness can lead to a deeper relationship with God and can serve as a testimony to His glory.

We were created on purpose and for a purpose. Do you ever wonder what that purpose might be? We were created for relationship with God the Father through Christ Jesus the Son in the power of the Holy Spirit. That relationship propels us forward as we reach the world for Jesus. Today we close out our Easter series, from Death to Life, talking about what life looks like for you and me in Christ. Ephesians 2:10

Salvation is the greatest gift you and I could ever receive, and it is made possible by the resurrection of Jesus. Today we celebrate Resurrection Sunday and bring a close to Holy Week 2025 by looking at two simple but profound verses, Ephesians 2:8-9, as we learn how Jesus has purchased the greatest gift for us.

It's Palm Sunday and we are celebrating Jesus, our victorious King! Today's message continues our journey through Ephesians as we talk about what it means to be seated with the King. Main Text: Ephesians 2:4-7

We are jumping into Ephesians 2 as we start our theme for April, From Death to Life, our journey towards Easter. Today's message covers Ephesians 2:1-3 as we learn how to live in the world without becoming the like world.

Do you believe that Jesus is truly above every person, power, or problem you could possibly face? Join us as Ethan Adams, our Student Minister, teaches us that Jesus is above all things, so we don't have to fear what the future may hold because we are disciples of the One who has all dominion and authority. Main text, Ephesians 1:21-23

What does it mean to obtain an inheritance, and what does a spiritual inheritance look like? Join us as Brian Pham, our Young Adults Minister, teaches us about our inheritance in Jesus as we continue our series, Living Like Royals, Walking in Our Kingdom Identity. Main text: Ephesians 1:18-20