May 17, 2026
In John 21:1–19, we see the resurrected Jesus move toward Peter in grace, not condemnation. Jesus restores Peter at the very place of his failure, reminding us that resurrection life is not built on performance, but on love. This message explores how failure is met with mercy, shame with grace, and weakness with resurrection power. No matter how far you’ve fallen, Jesus is still calling: “Follow Me.”
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August 30, 2026
This Sunday, as we continued Week Three of our James series, we discovered the incredible power of our words. Our words have the power to direct—shaping the course of our lives and influencing others; the power to destroy—wounding, dividing, and causing lasting...
August 23, 2026
This Sunday we stepped into Week Two of our James Series where we’re learning what it looks like to live out an authentic, faith-filled life. Faith isn’t simply something we say we have; true faith transforms us and produces a life that reflects our trust in God....
August 16, 2026
As we begin our journey through the book of James, we discover a powerful perspective on trials, faith, and our confidence in God. James challenges us to embrace our trials with joy, knowing that God can use difficult seasons to develop perseverance, strengthen our...