On Good Friday, we slow down and look again. In this message, we return to one of the most powerful prophetic passages in Scripture—Isaiah 52–53—and see the cross through the lens of the Suffering Servant. What looks like weakness is...
On Palm Sunday, we celebrate the arrival of the true King. In this message from Matthew 21, we explore Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem and what it means for our lives today. While the world says “no king,” Palm Sunday declares, “Here comes our...
In this Bible study on Acts 9, we walk through the dramatic conversion of Saul and the powerful truth that no one is too far gone for the grace of God. Saul was a violent enemy of the church, yet Jesus met him on the road to Damascus, stopped him in...
As we come to the end of our wilderness series and prepare to enter Palm Sunday and Holy Week, this message from Deuteronomy 8 asks a searching question: How do we move from the desert into the deeper life God has for us? In this sermon, Pastor Matt...
In this week’s Wednesday night Bible study, we walk through Acts 8 and see the unstoppable power of the gospel. As persecution scatters the early church, what looks like defeat becomes the very means by which God advances his mission. From Samaria...
In this message, Pastor Matt reflects on the invisible work of the Holy Spirit and the call to remain faithful even when we do not feel God’s presence. Looking closely at Jesus’ cry from the cross, “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?”, this...
In this message from Exodus 16, we explore what it means to trust God one day at a time. As Israel journeys through the wilderness, they grumble over their lack of food, forgetting the God who had already delivered them from Egypt. In response, God...
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...