Deep and Wide: Fruit of the Spirit This Sunday, we continue our Deep & Wide series with a message on The Fruit of the Spirit. Galatians 5 describes the kind of fruit God wants to grow in our lives: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. But here’s the important thing: fruit isn’t something we simply hang on the outside of our lives. It grows from what God is doing inside us. The good news is that God doesn’t just tell us to try harder to become more loving, patient, or self-controlled. As we remain connected to Christ and allow the Holy Spirit to work in us, He gradually produces His fruit in our lives. Watch this sermon online!

Deep and Wide: Walking in the Spirit This Sunday, we continue our Deep & Wide series with a message called “Walking in the Spirit.” Galatians 5 reminds us that God never intended for us to live the Christian life through determination and willpower alone. He has given us His Spirit—not simply to guide us, but to give us the strength we need to become the people He has called us to be. We’ll talk about what it means to walk by the Spirit, be led by the Spirit, and keep in step with the Spirit in the ordinary decisions and struggles of everyday life. If you’ve ever thought, “I know how I’m supposed to live, but I struggle to actually live that way,” this message is for you. Watch this sermon online!

Deep and Wide: Firm Foundation This Sunday we'll take the next step by asking an important question: What are your roots growing into? Jesus said that wise people build their lives on a solid foundation. In a world where opinions change, values shift, and uncertainty seems to surround us, God has given us something that never changes—His Word. This Sunday we'll explore what it means to build our lives on the firm foundation of Scripture and discover why God's truth can anchor us through every storm we face. Whether you're facing challenges right now or simply want to strengthen your walk with Christ, I believe this message will encourage and equip you. Watch this sermon online!

Ordinary People, Extraordinary Impact: Timothy This Sunday, we conclude our Ordinary People, Extraordinary teaching series with a look at Timothy. Timothy was young, apparently somewhat timid, and probably would not have been everyone's first choice for leadership. But Paul saw something in him and, more importantly, God had a calling on his life. Paul told him: “Don’t let anyone look down on you because you are young, but set an example for the believers…” (1 Timothy 4:12). God doesn't wait until we feel completely qualified, experienced, or confident before He uses us. God is more interested in our availability and faithfulness than our résumé. Watch this sermon online!