The doctrine of the Trinity is one of the deepest mysteries of the Christian faith—and that’s a good thing. If God were small enough for us to fully comprehend, he would not be worthy of our worship. In this sermon, we explore how Scripture...
Pentecost is the birthday of the Church—the day God made His home in the human heart. In this Pentecost Sunday sermon from Acts 2, Pastor Matt explores the great theme of Scripture: the holy God coming home to humanity. From the Garden, to the...
What does it really mean to be fully alive? In this episode, we dive into Colossians 1:21–23 and uncover the heart of the gospel: reconciliation. Once we were alienated from God—separated, broken, and distant—but through Jesus, we’ve been brought...
Easter wasn’t about Jesus coming back halfway alive. He walked out of the tomb completely whole—and He didn’t die so you could live halfway either. Too many of us are settling for “partially alive” Christianity… stuck in the same struggles, the same...
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 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 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...