Listen to our Pastoral team led by Pastor Jeff McNicol! Each week we dive deep into the word of God to grow in our faith together.
In this powerful message from the Summer Psalms series, Pastor Ben Marshall walks through Psalm 24, inviting us to consider the character of God through the lens of King David's worship. From the opening reminder that “The earth is the Lord's,” we're called to recognize God as Creator—the one who brings order from chaos. But the psalm doesn't stop there. Pastor Ben explores what it means to approach God with clean hands and a pure heart, showing us that God is also Redeemer, offering grace and salvation not through our effort, but through surrender. Finally, we're led to lift our heads and hearts in worship to the King of Glory—Jesus Christ—who is strong, mighty in battle, and worthy of all praise. Whether in the stillness of personal reflection or the corporate celebration of worship, this message challenges us to seek God daily, submit to His will, and welcome Him as King over every part of our lives.
In this message from the Summer Psalms series, Pastor Jeff explores Psalm 103 and the deep, unwavering compassion of God. Through a gripping personal story of a highway accident and the mixed responses of bystanders, we're reminded that human compassion can be unpredictable—but God's compassion never fails. Pastor Jeff unpacks three powerful truths from the psalm: God's tender mercy renews us, His faithful love secures our future, and His sovereign kindness inspires praise. Drawing from David's words, listeners are called to remember God's past faithfulness, respond with wholehearted praise, and personally embrace the grace that transforms hearts and secures eternity. This message is both a challenge and a comfort for anyone seeking hope, renewal, and a deeper relationship with the God whose love never lets go.
In this special outdoor baptism service, Pastor Jeff brings a powerful word from Psalm 63, reminding us that even when everything looks perfect on the outside, our souls can still be dry and parched. Drawing from David's honest cry for God in the desert, Jeff shows how spiritual thirst is not something to ignore—it's a gift that can lead us to real abundance. Through stories both humorous and sobering, from drained lakes to headless cow rumors, we're invited to examine what's beneath the surface of our lives. What are we reaching for when our souls are dry? And are we ready to stop pretending and truly run after God? If you've been feeling empty or distant, this episode is an invitation to lean into that thirst and find your way back to the only source that satisfies.
What do you do when fear creeps in and threatens to overwhelm your peace? In this episode, we dive into Psalm 27, where King David shows us what it means to face fear with unwavering faith. From hostile enemies to personal anxieties, David's life was filled with reasons to be afraid—yet he chose to live confidently in God, pursue His presence, call out in prayer, and wait patiently for His deliverance. With both humor and honesty, this message invites us to shift our perspective, letting our theology inform our psychology, and discovering how faith—not fear—can define our story.
Why does it sometimes seem like those who reject God are thriving while the faithful struggle? In this powerful message, Pastor Ross Owens walks us through Psalm 37, uncovering biblical wisdom for those wrestling with envy, comparison, and the apparent prosperity of the wicked. With personal testimony and rich Scriptural insight, Ross invites listeners to shift their focus from frustration to fulfillment—by trusting in the Lord, doing good, delighting in His presence, and committing fully to His ways. This episode is a timely encouragement for anyone longing to live with eternal purpose in a world full of distractions.
In this final episode of the “I Believe” series, we reflect on the profound reality of eternity – what comes after this life, and how it should shape the way we live today. This message explores what awaits both believers and unbelievers: a sobering judgment and eternal separation from God for those who reject Christ, and eternal joy in God's presence on a new heaven and new earth for those who trust in Him.
For those who have a relationship with Jesus, we love to think about how glorious our eternal future will be. But you may have questions. Lots of questions. As we continue our “I Believe” series, Pastor Jeff McNicol opens the Bible and explores what it teaches about the return of Christ — and what it means for us today.
When we think about what it means to live as a believer in Jesus, what does that require of us? In the latest installment of our “I Believe” series, Pastor Jeff McNicol takes us through Scripture for some answers to that important question.
Who is the Holy Spirit? What does He do? And how can we live in His power? Join us as Pastor Jeff McNicol takes us through the word of God to answer each of those important questions.
Who is the Holy Spirit? What does the Holy Spirit do? And how can I live in the Holy Spirit's power? Join us as Pastor Jeff McNicol walks us through Scripture to answer each of those important questions.
The good news: A little more than half of all adults in the United States are involved in a religious community. The bad news: Nearly half of all U.S. adults are NOT part of a religious community. Join us as we explore why in the latest message from our “I Believe” series.
We can be a forgetful lot. We forget our keys, our anniversaries, and maybe even where we parked our vehicle. But thankfully, we should never forget the reason for our faith because there are plenty of reminders in the Bible. Join us today as we reflect and remember our Savior's love.
How much do you REALLY know about Jesus? In the latest installment of our “I Believe” series, Pastor Jeff McNicol explores three big questions about the man Christians call “Lord”: Who is Jesus? What did Jesus do? And what does that mean for us?
Satan told Adam and Eve that their sin wasn't all that big of a deal, and he is still trying to make us believe that today. But it is. Even the “little” sins we commit are significant enough to send Jesus to the cross to die for us. As our series continues, Pastor Jeff McNicol shares a powerful message on “I Believe in Sin's Curse.”
Are there times in your life when you don't feel a clear direction, a clear sense of what God is leading you to? You might consider reading your Bible. In the latest message from the “I Believe” series, Pastor Jeff McNicol offers plenty of evidence for why it's the best-selling book in history — and why we should open it consistently.
What do we believe as a faith community? As we continue our “I Believe” sermon series, Pastor Jeff McNicol takes us through the church's statement of faith and asks a challenging question: Are you living out what you say you believe? You don't want to miss this powerful message!
Join us for this very special Easter message as Pastor Jeff McNicol kicks off a new sermon series called “I Believe.” Not only will we examine what we believe as a church, but we'll also explore the behaviors that derive from those beliefs. Grab a pen and pad for this important episode!
As we conclude the sermon series called “We Are,” Pastor Jeff McNicol shares some wonderful reminders about what the household of God should look like. We hope you'll join us!
In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus offers a powerful metaphor for who we're called to be as His followers — salt and light. But what does that REALLY mean? Join as Pastor Jeff McNicol continues the inspiring “We Are” series.
The truth is, if you are a child of God then you are his Masterpiece. And God has given you unique gifts to contribute to the building of His Kingdom. Join us for Pastor Jeff McNicol's latest inspiring message in the "We Are" series.
What's our mission on this earth? For those of us in the church, it's to be the body of Christ and to do the things He did. Join us as Pastor Jeff McNicol delivers an inspiring challenge for all of us to use the unique spiritual gifts we've been given.
In this weekend's installment of the series “We Are,” Pastor Ben Marshall points us to something even better than wedded bliss: He shows us how to live as the Bride of Christ. We hope you'll join us for this important message.
So, for those of us in the church, what should our relationship look like toward each other and to Jesus? Pastor Jeff McNicol share some powerful metaphors to describe the connection as we begin a new sermon series called “We Are the Branches.”
Despite what your well-meaning Sunday school teacher told you years ago, sex is not dirty. It's actually part of God's design for our fulfillment and pleasure. As the world becomes more and more confused about sexuality, Pastor Jeff McNicol shares four key truths from Scripture.
Is marriage part of God's will for all believers? Should you stay married to a spouse who is not a believer? In this week's installment of our Family Matters series, Pastor Jeff McNicol takes us through 1 Corinthians 7 to address those questions and many others surrounding today's marital issues.
What does it take to have a flourishing marriage? As always, we look to the word of God for wisdom and insight. In this week's podcast, Pastor Jeff McNicol leads us through Ephesians 5 as we continue to focus on "Family Matters."
What should the habits of a healthy Christian home look like? Pastor Ben Marshall says they must be personal, ongoing and intentional. If you're a parent, this is a MUST-listen as our “Family Matters” series continues.
What can the story of Jacob, Rachel, and Leah teach us about family life? Listen in as Pastor Jeff McNicol begins a new series on building healthy homes called "Family Matters."
Where do you find a sense of peace and security? In your savings account? In your career? In this final installment of our "Generous" series, Pastor Jeff makes the case that the riskiest place to be is outside of God's will. Open your Bibles to Matthew 6 and join us for this thought-provoking message.
So, how are you investing the gifts God has blessed you with? Pastor Jeff McNicol continues our "Generous" series with a unique look at the Parable of Talents.
Jesus tells us in the Sermon on the Mount that we cannot serve both God and money at the same time. So, who will we serve? Pastor Jeff McNicol kicks off a powerful new series with a message called "The Heart of the Matter."
Join us as we prepare for the arrival of our Messiah with Part 3 of our inspiring Christmas series! In this episode, Pastor Jeff McNicol shares how we can follow the example of Joseph, who opened his heart to wonder — even when he didn't have all the answers.
Jesus didn't arrive at Christmas simply to bring us a word of encouragement. He came save us and become our Eternal Son. We hope you'll join us as we continue our Advent series with another inspiring message from Pastor Jeff McNicol.
Experience the joy of the Christmas season as we anticipate the arrival of our Messiah. This weekend's focus: the dangers and benefits of waiting.
If we were asked, "Do you wish you had a more effective prayer life?" most of us would answer, "Absolutely!" But how? Join us this week as we conclude our walk through the book of James with an inspiring look at our time alone with God.
Sometimes, it seems as if we are living in a microwave world desperately in need of a crockpot. A crockpot filled with patience. Join us as Pastor Ben Marshall shares some timeless wisdom on patience from the book of James.
If there's one thing we know about tomorrow, it's this: It's not promised. Yet that doesn't mean we shouldn't pray and plan for the days ahead. Join us Pastor Jeff McNicol takes us deep into the book of James for some wisdom on how to move into our futures.
While conflict has been around since, well, the world began, there are some practical ways for followers of Jesus to be peacemakers. Join us as we continue our series through the book of James.
Looking for some godly wisdom to guide your life? Tired of all the worldly wisdom that's sending you down the wrong path? Then join us as we explore what wisdom is — and isn't — as we continue our series through the book of James.
Wish you could take back what you said to your spouse last week? Feeling embarrassed about that angry outburst at work? You're not alone. Join us as we explore some practical advice for taming the tongue as our series from the book of James continues.
Does your faith feel stuck? Do you wish you could bear more fruit as you move through your world? Join us as Pastor Jeff McNicol offers a practical response to those questions from the book of James.
Should followers of Jesus pay more attention to the beautiful, the wealthy, and the powerful? Pastor Jeff McNicol tackles that question as we continue our series through the book of James.