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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September 27, 2026
God has called every believer to be a light in a world that desperately needs hope. In this message, we are challenged to look beyond ourselves and develop a heart for people—both near and far—who need to encounter the love of Jesus. Through this powerful message,...
September 20, 2026
This Sunday’s sermon encouraged us to examine the qualities we need to walk boldly in our faith. Boldness begins when love is our motivation, when we are more impressed with God than with man, when we choose to be offensive rather than defensive, and when we never...
September 13, 2026
What does mature faith look like when we don’t know what tomorrow holds, when life gets difficult, and when we’re carrying burdens we can’t fix on our own? In the closing our James series, we’re reminded that mature faith trusts God with tomorrow, perseveres through...