Deep and Wide: Rooted in Christ
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.
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Deep and Wide: Rooted in Christ
Our world encourages us to focus on what people can see—success, accomplishments, and appearances. But God is far more interested in what is happening beneath the surface. In this first message, "Rooted in Christ," we'll discover that healthy roots produce healthy fruit and that the strength to stand through life's storms begins with being deeply rooted in Jesus. Whether you've been following Christ for years or you're just beginning your journey, I believe this series will encourage and challenge you to grow deeper in your faith.
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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.
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Ordinary People, Extraordinary Impact: Barnabas
Have you ever had someone believe in you when you needed it most? This Sunday we'll meet Barnabas—an ordinary man whose extraordinary gift of encouragement helped shape the future of the early church. While Peter preached and Paul planted churches, Barnabas quietly strengthened people, saw potential where others saw failure, and invested in leaders who changed the world. In a culture filled with criticism, God still calls His people to be encouragers. Join us this Sunday as we discover how encouragement, generosity, and investing in others can have an eternal impact. You may discover that someone in your life needs a Barnabas—and that God is calling you to be one.