We’re all shaped by the world around us, but not always for the better. In a culture that shouts “me first,” “my truth,” and “my wants,” Jesus invites us to live differently. This week, Charles Zimmerman teaches how to stay rooted in what matters most.

We plan for retirement, train for races, and prepare for what’s ahead. But what about our faith? This message explores how living with the end in view, remembering God’s promises, and anticipating his return can radically shift how we live and interact with those around us today.

Spiritual growth isn’t about trying harder or being better; it’s about living out the new identity Jesus has already given you. In this message, Carlos Velez unpacks how God has given you everything you need to grow and how you can press into him to live a life that overflows with his grace and love for those around you.

We all have people who’ve shaped our story, and God calls us to do the same for others. In this message, Charles Zimmerman unpacks how to live with gospel purpose: avoiding distractions, building discipline, and living like Jesus, the ultimate influencer.

What if the faith you have wasn’t just for you? In this week’s message, Carlos Velez challenges us to live with boldness, carry on the legacy we’ve been given, and invest the Gospel into the lives of others.

What if the faith you have wasn’t just for you? In this week’s message, Carlos Velez challenges us to live with boldness, carry on the legacy we’ve been given, and invest the Gospel into the lives of others.

What kind of legacy are you building? In this message, Charles Zimmerman explores the lives of Peter and Paul, whose legacies were transformed by Jesus into something lasting. This message will challenge you to think differently about the story your life is telling and the future you’re influencing.

We all face uncertainty and fear, and that’s exactly what Jesus’ followers experienced when he died. But the stone was rolled away, and Jesus’ resurrection changed EVERYTHING! It can even change your life today!

Charles Zimmerman walks us through Palm Sunday to uncover the differences between the king we want and the king we need.

We tend to question God when life doesn’t look the way we expected. In this message from Charles Zimmerman, we walk through the book of Malachi to see how God responds when we doubt his love—and what it means to truly return to him.

We’ve all made mistakes, but what if you didn’t have to carry them with you? Jesus offers more than a second chance; he offers a brand-new start. Carlos Velez unpacks how baptism is a picture of the cleansing and transformation Jesus brings.

We don’t move forward by ignoring the past—we move forward by learning from it. Charles Zimmerman looks at Isaiah and the Exodus to show how God calls us to trust him by remembering his faithfulness.

Let’s be real, most leaders today are all about power and personal gain. But Jesus flips the script. Carlos Velez dives into Ezekiel 34 to show how Jesus leads differently and how we can follow his example in our everyday lives.

Charles Zimmerman unpacks the book of Isaiah, showing how we often chase security in our own plans, but real peace and clarity come when we finally surrender and trust God instead.

What does real love look like in a world of broken marriages and unfaithfulness? Charles Zimmerman dives into the story of Hosea and Gomer to show us that Jesus’s love for us is real, relentless, sacrificial, and faithful, even when we mess up.

Charles Zimmerman walks us through Jonah’s rebellion against God to uncover what it teaches us about Jesus’ faithfulness.

Carlos Velez reminds us that worship is more than just song, challenging us to live a life of worship by caring for the needs of those around us and stepping into injustice to make a difference.

Charles Zimmerman continues our series on the Old Testament Prophets, by challenging us to act in faith.

Charles Zimmerman kicks off a new series by explaining how the Old Testament prophets expose what we really value—often more than God—and call us to change.

Everyone’s got an opinion on how you should live, but what’s God’s take on it? Dr. Brad McKerley ends our study of Romans 12 by reminding us to love radically and live redemptively, even though the culture around us might disagree, because of the powerful and sacrificial way Jesus has loved and lived for us.