In this message, we begin Lent by following Jesus into the wilderness. Some wilderness seasons feel chosen. Others feel like they choose us. Either way, Scripture shows that the desert is not mainly punishment. It is formation. Using Israel’s exodus...
In tonight’s study, we pivot into one of the most sobering passages in Acts: the disturbing story of Ananias and Sapphira (Acts 5:1–11). Coming right on the heels of Acts 4—where the church looks almost “too perfect” in its unity and generosity—Acts...
In this final message of our prayer series (as we enter Lent), we turn to Acts 4:23–31 and watch what the early church does when pressure and persecution hit: they don’t strategize first—they pray. After Peter and John are released from prison, they...
In this Ash Wednesday message, Pastor Matt walks us through Psalm 51 and the heart of Lent: coming face to face with our own brokenness and inviting God to do what only he can do—create a clean heart within us. Through a powerful testimony and...
Week two of our sermon series on prayer begins with something most of us already know by heart: the Lord’s Prayer. Instead of reading it, we say it together—then slow down and let Jesus teach us what we’re really praying. In this message, we talk...
In this week’s Acts Bible study, we dive deep into Acts chapter 2 and explore the birth of the Church, the outpouring of the Holy Spirit, and Peter’s first gospel proclamation. We examine Pentecost as the reversal of Babel, the meaning of being...
Discover why prayer isn’t about performance or persuasion, but about inner transformation. In this message from Matthew 6:5–8, learn how meeting God in secret reshapes our hearts, reorders our loves, and draws us into His presence.
In this week’s Wednesday night Bible study, we begin Acts 2—the church’s “birthday”—and take time to tie up important loose ends from last week’s discussion. We walk through a handout designed to help you build a chapter-by-chapter binder for Acts...
Jonah Chapter 4 closes out our series with a piercing question: what do we care about most—our comfort, or God’s compassion for the lost? In this message, we walk through Jonah 4:1–11 and see Jonah’s “moral world” exposed. He has solid doctrine and...
In this Bible study on Acts 1, we begin by reviewing the big themes of Acts: what it means to be the church (the ecclesia, the “called-out ones”), the mission of witnessing to Jesus “to the ends of the earth,” and the movement of the gospel from...