In this message, Pastor Marco invites us to find peace by looking again at Isaiah’s prophetic vision of the coming Messiah. As we rest in the truth that God is ruling and reigning even now, faithful to every promise, and as we surrender our lives to Him, we discover a steady peace that holds us firm in a dark and turbulent world.

In this message, Pastor Marco invites us to examine four common idols where we often place our hope: comfort, control, approval, and power. These things promise life and security, but they can never deliver what our hearts truly long for. Only the hope we have in our coming Savior can give real life, joy, and fulfillment as we look forward to Jesus making all things new.

In this message, Pastor Marco talks about how we can begin to steward the money God has given us. God has called us to enjoy every blessing He’s given us but we should also save diligently, spend wisely, and give generously. When we follow God’s blueprint for stewarding our money, not only will we experience the blessing of what He gives but we’ll also experience the joy of living generously.

In this message, Pastor Marco lays out a basic theology of work. We see that work is God’s idea—He designed it to give us purpose and to allow us to serve others with the gifts He’s given us. Because of that, our work becomes an act of worship to God and a way to bless the people around us.

In part two of our Spirit & Truth series, Pastor Marcus dives into what it means to live by God’s Word in a world full of lies and deception. Using John 8 and real-world examples of misinformation, he unpacks why Scripture isn’t just true—it defines truth—and how it equips us to discern God’s will, resist Satan’s lies, and nourish our spiritual lives. This message calls both new and seasoned believers to fall in love with God’s Word and let it transform not just our minds, but our actions.

We were never meant to merely survive—we were created to thrive in the presence of God. In this message, Pastor Marcus unpacks how we were made for God’s presence, how Christ restored our access to it, and why gathering together in worship is essential for experiencing the life and joy only found in Him.

In this message, Pastor Marco concludes the series on Hell by revealing that God’s mercy is the only reason any of us escape judgment. He reminds us that Hell is chosen, not imposed—and that while the door of grace is open now, it won’t stay open forever, calling us to gratitude for salvation and urgency for God’s mission.

In this message, Pastor Marco explores how Jesus used the word Gehenna—a real place outside Jerusalem to reveal how Hell can break loose in our lives today. Through teachings on anger, lust, and the tongue, we discover that sin doesn’t start on the outside but in the heart.

In this message, Pastor Marco opens a new series on the doctrine of Hell. Though the idea of Hell may feel offensive, Scripture shows it is the just consequence for rejecting God’s gift of grace. Because there are no second chances after death, we must decide today to trust in our only hope of salvation—Jesus Christ.

In this message, Pastor Marco teaches that if we long to see revival, it must begin with a heart for the lost. Just as the Father’s heart moves Him toward sinners in love, we too are called to carry His burden—longing to see the lost saved and prodigals come home.

In this message, Pastor Marco teaches on the need for personal holiness to see revival. Holiness is not just some outdated religious rulebook. It is the pathway to fellowship with God and our source of true fulfillment.

In this message, Pastor Marco unpacks the parables of the hidden treasure and the pearl of great value. Jesus shows us that the Kingdom of God is worth far more than all the riches this world can offer. And once we discover it, nothing can stand in the way. Every obstacle must be surrendered so that we can fully follow Him.

In this message, Pastor Marco teaches on the parable of the Ten Virgins. Just as a bride awaits her wedding day and just as the bridesmaids await the coming of the bridegroom, so too should we eagerly anticipate the return of Jesus. Time is running out and we cannot lean on other people’s faith. Will we be ready for His return?

In this message, Pastor Marco teaches on the parable of the friend at midnight and talks about how desperation in prayer, begins when we truly understand how helpless we are to change ourselves and those around us.

Pastor Edgar Gomez shares how to recognize the voice of God in your everyday life. Using Scripture and simple questions, this message will help you discern if it’s really God speaking and how to follow Him with peace and confidence.

This message explores the Parable of the Talents and what it means to live with purpose and responsibility. Pastor Sarah Schafer challenges us to take an honest look at how we’re using what’s been entrusted to us—our time, abilities, and resources—and how trust in God shapes our response.

In this week’s message, Pastor Marcus explores Jesus’ most famous parable—the Good Samaritan—and challenges us to rethink what it truly means to be a neighbor. More than proximity or convenience, being a neighbor means showing sacrificial mercy that moves from our heads and hearts to our hands.

Part 2 of our Storyteller series dives into one of Jesus’ most challenging parables—The Unforgiving Servant. In this message, Pastor Marcus unpacks what it really means to forgive like Jesus. It’s a powerful call to extend grace, even when it feels impossible.

In Part 1 of our Storyteller series, Pastor Marcus unpacks the Parable of the Prodigal Son, showing how Jesus’ stories reveal the heart of God like nothing else can. This message explores the radical love of the Father for the lost, the danger of self-righteousness, and the life-changing power of true repentance. Whether you’re far from God or close but calloused, this story has something for you.

In this message, Pastor Marco teaches on God leading us through open doors. Open doors are unique opportunities to serve others and glorify God. God is not simply asking us to admire the open doors, but to exercise our faith and walk through them with confidence.