February 8, 2026
In a culture shaped by radical individualism, many believe faith can thrive in isolation—private, personalized, and disconnected. Yet in Matthew 16:13–18, Jesus makes a bold and enduring declaration: “I will build my church.” Not a movement of lone believers. Not a digital substitute. A church. This message explores why the church still matters, what Jesus is building it for, and why there is no alternative plan for God’s redemptive work in the world. Rooted in worship and witness, the church is not an event to attend but a people to belong to. As we confront the quiet disengagement of Western Christianity, we are called to move from attending to belonging, from consuming to contributing, and from comfort to becoming comforters. Jesus is still building His church—and He invites us to be fully devoted.
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May 2, 2021
We are in Week 13 of our examination of Benedict of Nursia’s rules for Christian formation. This week we’ll look at Rule 4.26: Offer Hospitality from the Heart. To view the entire 10:30am service, including worship, click here.
April 25, 2021
We are in Week 12 of our examination of Benedict of Nursia’s rules for Christian formation, and this is the second week of us looking at rules taken directly from the Beatitudes. The Beatitudes are a series of “blessed be” statements found in Matthew 5, and the term...
April 18, 2021
For the next two weeks, we will be looking at rules taken directly from the Beatitudes. The Beatitudes are a series of “blessed be” statements found in Matthew 5, and the term comes from the Latin beatus, which means “blessed or happy.” This week we’ll look at Rule...