Northshore Community Church Messages

In the final week of Side by Side, Pastor Scotty brings the conversation back to where so much of Jesus' ministry happened—around a table. With humility and biblical depth, he unpacks why Northshore's Overseers believe that men and women are called to lead side by side—not in reaction to culture, but in response to God's original design and Jesus' redemptive work. It's a vision rooted in mutuality, shared authority, and the belief that spiritual leadership should reflect the full image of God in both men and women.But this message is about more than leadership. It's about what makes us a family. Because while disciples are formed by listening to Jesus, we become a family by eating with Him. Around that table, we learn to stay together through disagreement, to love across difference, and to embody a kind of unity the world desperately needs to see.

In Part 3 of Side by Side, we continue our 4-part series by discovering what the Bible says about men and their roles within the church. Last week we looked at what God says about the roles of women, and this week Pastor Scotty walks us through how both men and women aren't in direct conflict with one another, but rather both equally seeking ways to serve and honor God and point people to the gospel of Jesus. God's vision isn't about pitting men and women against each other to see who has ultimate authority over the other — It's about equality, mutuality, suitability and intimacy between them. So stay curious, and if you missed Part 1 and 2, make sure to go back and watch—it supports and explains the conversation we're building week by week.

In Part 2 of Side by Side, we continue our 4-part series by digging into what the Bible really says about women and their roles alongside men. Starting in Genesis and tracing through Paul's letters, Pastor Scotty walks us through a clear and thoughtful exploration of God's design for leadership in the church. What we find isn't just equality in personhood—it's mutuality in calling, authority, and responsibility. So lean in and stay curious. And if you missed Part 1, make sure to go back and watch—it sets the foundation for the conversation we're building week by week. 

Pastor Scotty kicks off Side by Side by clearing the ground: This series isn't about culture wars, twisting Scripture to fit modern trends, or sidelining men. It's about drawing near to Jesus, trusting His Word, and asking how we—men and women—can faithfully serve His church. If you've ever wondered What does the Bible really say?—or if you're wary of agendas overshadowing truth—this is where we start. Come ready to engage, reflect, and let the Spirit reshape us together.

Is there a deeper difference between simply calling yourself a Christian and truly following Jesus? What does it mean to live a life devoted to learning and practicing the way of Jesus—to love sacrificially, serve humbly, and pursue righteousness—rather than settling for the comfort of a religious label? Jesus Himself challenged those who claimed His name but didn't embody His teachings, warning that not everyone who says, "Lord, Lord," will enter the kingdom of heaven. So what does He think of those who wear the title of "Christian" but ignore His call to live differently? In this sermon, Wolfgang concludes our powerful series, When Christians Get It Wrong by diving into Jesus' closing words in His revolutionary Sermon on the Mount. Last week, we explored His stark warnings about false prophets, but now we turn to an even more urgent question: How can we recognize—and avoid becoming—false followers? Jesus doesn't just want admirers; He demands disciples who build their lives on His words and put them into practice. Join us as we wrestle with what it truly means to follow Him.

People can be tough critics of many things in life—including the Church. For good reason. Research and real-life stories point to painful experiences like the absence of authentic community, moral failures, or even abuse within church walls. These wounds have left many disillusioned and betrayed by people who were supposed to reflect Christ. It's one of the ways Christians have gotten it tragically wrong. This Sunday, Wolfgang continues our series When Christians Get It Wrong – And How To Get It Right, looking at the final section of Jesus' Sermon on the Mount. In it, Jesus offers a sobering warning about false prophets—those who look trustworthy on the outside but lead others toward destruction. We'll learn how to discern the difference between what's real and what's counterfeit, and how Jesus equips us to do just that. Because no matter who may have failed you in the past, Jesus never will. His is the only life truly worth following.

As we continue our series When Christians Get It Wrong, Pastor Scotty Scruggs tackles a tough question: Are Christians really as intolerant as some believe—and what does Jesus say about that?Jesus didn't avoid people who were different. He moved toward them with love, grace, and truth. This message invites us to examine how the presence of Jesus in us should shape the way we engage a divided world—not with distance or judgment, but with compassion that reflects the heart of God.

In week two of our series When Christians Get It Wrong, Pastor Scotty Scruggs explores a question many of us wrestle with: How do you speak truth without tearing someone down? Is there a way to confront what's wrong—without condemning the person? Jesus offers a surprising answer. Before we point fingers, we need to look in the mirror. Join us as we unpack His invitation to trade condemnation for transformation—starting with our own hearts.

In week two of our series When Christians Get It Wrong, Pastor Scotty Scruggs explores a question many of us wrestle with: How do you speak truth without tearing someone down? Is there a way to confront what's wrong—without condemning the person? Jesus offers a surprising answer. Before we point fingers, we need to look in the mirror. Join us as we unpack His invitation to trade condemnation for transformation—starting with our own hearts.

Pastor Scotty Scruggs kicks off our new series, When Christians Get It Wrong, by exploring what happens when we think we're right—but miss the heart of Jesus' teaching. This first week, we're diving into one of the biggest ways we get it wrong: judgment. In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus tells us plainly, “Do not judge.” Yet today, Christians are often known more for criticism than compassion. Join us as we unpack why judgment takes root in the first place—and how choosing grace instead can transform not just our relationships, but our lives.

Pastor Scotty Scruggs kicks off our new series, When Christians Get It Wrong, by exploring what happens when we think we're right—but miss the heart of Jesus' teaching. This first week, we're diving into one of the biggest ways we get it wrong: judgment. In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus tells us plainly, “Do not judge.” Yet today, Christians are often known more for criticism than compassion. Join us as we unpack why judgment takes root in the first place—and how choosing grace instead can transform not just our relationships, but our lives.

Be transformed this Easter with Northshore as Pastor Scotty Scruggs walks us through the incredible and true story of Jesus's resurrection, and the good news that He rose again. In this sermon, experience the promise that Easter represents; that the same power that brought Jesus back from the dead is the same power that can bring you back to life, because when we can't, He can. Whether you're a long-time believer or a newcomer to the faith, you'll find encouragement, inspiration, and a renewed sense of hope in this uplifting Easter service. Join us as we celebrate the risen king and discover how Jesus can change everything for anyone.

Be transformed this Easter with Northshore as Pastor Scotty Scruggs walks us through the incredible and true story of Jesus's resurrection, and the good news that He rose again. In this sermon, experience the promise that Easter represents; that the same power that brought Jesus back from the dead is the same power that can bring you back to life, because when we can't, He can. Whether you're a long-time believer or a newcomer to the faith, you'll find encouragement, inspiration, and a renewed sense of hope in this uplifting Easter service. Join us as we celebrate the risen king and discover how Jesus can change everything for anyone.

Experience the most pivotal week in history like never before. Journey through the raw emotions and transformative moments of Holy Week—from the triumphant cheers of Palm Sunday to the shocking upheaval in the temple, the heart-wrenching betrayal of Judas, and the ultimate sacrifice of the cross. Each day unfolds with gripping symbolism—palms, a whip, silver coins, a magnifying glass, a cup, and a crown—challenging you to confront your own compromises, questions, and convictions. Discover how Jesus' intentional actions 2,000 years ago still speak directly to your life today, inviting you to welcome Him as King, cleanse your heart, and embrace the freedom He offers. Whether you're wrestling with doubt, seeking purpose, or longing for renewal, this powerful retelling will reignite your faith and draw you into the awe-inspiring story of redemption. Don't just observe Holy Week—let it transform you.

Experience the most pivotal week in history like never before. Journey through the raw emotions and transformative moments of Holy Week—from the triumphant cheers of Palm Sunday to the shocking upheaval in the temple, the heart-wrenching betrayal of Judas, and the ultimate sacrifice of the cross. Each day unfolds with gripping symbolism—palms, a whip, silver coins, a magnifying glass, a cup, and a crown—challenging you to confront your own compromises, questions, and convictions. Discover how Jesus' intentional actions 2,000 years ago still speak directly to your life today, inviting you to welcome Him as King, cleanse your heart, and embrace the freedom He offers. Whether you're wrestling with doubt, seeking purpose, or longing for renewal, this powerful retelling will reignite your faith and draw you into the awe-inspiring story of redemption. Don't just observe Holy Week—let it transform you.

Worry and anxiety can feel like relentless companions, stealing joy and clouding the future—but Jesus offers a different path. In this powerful message, discover how God's truth dismantles the lies that fuel fear: You are not alone. You are deeply valued. You were never meant to carry life's burdens by yourself. In his sermon on the mount, Jesus redirects our gaze—from the chaos of "what if" to the Creator who clothes the flowers and feeds the birds. Learn how to confront anxiety with faith—not shame—and trade isolation for the peace of God's presence. Whether you're overwhelmed by tomorrow's uncertainties or tomorrow's struggles, this reminder stands firm: The same God who calms storms walks with you in the storm. Find hope, practical steps, and the freedom to live one day at a time — anchored in His care.

Worry and anxiety can feel like relentless companions, stealing joy and clouding the future—but Jesus offers a different path. In this powerful message, discover how God's truth dismantles the lies that fuel fear: You are not alone. You are deeply valued. You were never meant to carry life's burdens by yourself. In his sermon on the mount, Jesus redirects our gaze—from the chaos of "what if" to the Creator who clothes the flowers and feeds the birds. Learn how to confront anxiety with faith—not shame—and trade isolation for the peace of God's presence. Whether you're overwhelmed by tomorrow's uncertainties or tomorrow's struggles, this reminder stands firm: The same God who calms storms walks with you in the storm. Find hope, practical steps, and the freedom to live one day at a time — anchored in His care.

In a world driven by instant gratification—where Cookie Monster's motto, "see cookie, want cookie, eat cookie,” defines our impulses—Jesus invites us into a countercultural practice that transforms hunger into holy purpose. Join Wolfgang for a compelling exploration of fasting out of Matthew 6, where he unpacks how this ancient spiritual discipline isn't about deprivation but discovering a deeper appetite for God's presence. Through humor and practical insights, learn how fasting exposes the cravings beneath our cravings, redirecting our hunger toward the One who truly satisfies. Whether you're new to fasting or seasoned in spiritual practices, this sermon offers fresh perspective on surrendering control, embracing dependence, and finding joy in feasting on God's grace. Ready to trade temporary fixes for eternal nourishment? Press play and hunger for something more.

In a world driven by instant gratification—where Cookie Monster's motto, "see cookie, want cookie, eat cookie,” defines our impulses—Jesus invites us into a countercultural practice that transforms hunger into holy purpose. Join Wolfgang for a compelling exploration of fasting out of Matthew 6, where he unpacks how this ancient spiritual discipline isn't about deprivation but discovering a deeper appetite for God's presence. Through humor and practical insights, learn how fasting exposes the cravings beneath our cravings, redirecting our hunger toward the One who truly satisfies. Whether you're new to fasting or seasoned in spiritual practices, this sermon offers fresh perspective on surrendering control, embracing dependence, and finding joy in feasting on God's grace. Ready to trade temporary fixes for eternal nourishment? Press play and hunger for something more.

The greatest trick we fall for isn't always obvious—it's the quiet exchange of our time, energy, and dreams for things that won't last. In this week's message, we continue to dive into Jesus' words from the Sermon on the Mount, where He warns us to be careful, to watch out for the lies of this world, and to redirect our focus onto what truly matters: the Kingdom of Heaven. What are we chasing, and why does it often leave us feeling empty? This isn't about guilt or giving up what we love—it's about uncovering the truth that only God's eternal promises can satisfy the deepest longings of our hearts. Join us as we explore how to stop falling for the world's empty promises and start investing in what lasts forever.

The greatest trick we fall for isn't always obvious—it's the quiet exchange of our time, energy, and dreams for things that won't last. In this week's message, we continue to dive into Jesus' words from the Sermon on the Mount, where He warns us to be careful, to watch out for the lies of this world, and to redirect our focus onto what truly matters: the Kingdom of Heaven. What are we chasing, and why does it often leave us feeling empty? This isn't about guilt or giving up what we love—it's about uncovering the truth that only God's eternal promises can satisfy the deepest longings of our hearts. Join us as we explore how to stop falling for the world's empty promises and start investing in what lasts forever.

What if your relationship with money is built on lies? In week 2 of “Don't Fall for It,” we expose four hidden myths that fuel financial anxiety and empty pursuits: the illusion of ownership, the endless chase for “enough,” the delusion that wealth breeds generosity, and the false promise of security. Jesus' radical teachings in the Sermon on the Mount confront these deceptions head-on, revealing how money distorts our hearts—and how generosity rewires them.From a 6-year-old's 57 cents that sparked a global legacy to the haunting parable of a man who stored everything but lost his soul, this sermon uncovers why true freedom begins when we stop clinging and start giving. Discover practical steps to break the cycle of “more” and live with open hands in a world obsessed with accumulation.

What if your relationship with money is built on lies? In week 2 of “Don't Fall for It,” we expose four hidden myths that fuel financial anxiety and empty pursuits: the illusion of ownership, the endless chase for “enough,” the delusion that wealth breeds generosity, and the false promise of security. Jesus' radical teachings in the Sermon on the Mount confront these deceptions head-on, revealing how money distorts our hearts—and how generosity rewires them.From a 6-year-old's 57 cents that sparked a global legacy to the haunting parable of a man who stored everything but lost his soul, this sermon uncovers why true freedom begins when we stop clinging and start giving. Discover practical steps to break the cycle of “more” and live with open hands in a world obsessed with accumulation.

What does an $850,000 Instagram scam have to do with your daily struggle for approval? In this eye-opening message, Pastor Scotty unpacks how our hunger for validation—whether through likes, accolades, or hiding our flaws—leaves us vulnerable to deception and discontent. Jesus' warning in Matthew 6:1 (“Be careful not to perform for applause”) becomes a lifeline as we confront modern-day hypocrisy: the pastor who craves sermon claps, the parent obsessed with “perfect” kids, and you. You'll walk away with two game-changing phrases: “I don't care what you think” and “I deeply care what God thinks.” Learn how anonymous generosity, embracing an “audience of One,” and surrendering your need for recognition can unshackle your soul. Through real stories and biblical truth, discover why God's approval—proven on the cross—is the only validation that never fades. Stop performing. Start living. Your freedom begins here.

What does an $850,000 Instagram scam have to do with your daily struggle for approval? In this eye-opening message, Pastor Scotty unpacks how our hunger for validation—whether through likes, accolades, or hiding our flaws—leaves us vulnerable to deception and discontent. Jesus' warning in Matthew 6:1 (“Be careful not to perform for applause”) becomes a lifeline as we confront modern-day hypocrisy: the pastor who craves sermon claps, the parent obsessed with “perfect” kids, and you. You'll walk away with two game-changing phrases: “I don't care what you think” and “I deeply care what God thinks.” Learn how anonymous generosity, embracing an “audience of One,” and surrendering your need for recognition can unshackle your soul. Through real stories and biblical truth, discover why God's approval—proven on the cross—is the only validation that never fades. Stop performing. Start living. Your freedom begins here.

In a world filled with half-truths and spin, this sermon explores humanity's universal struggle with lying—from toddlers fibbing about snacks to adults bending truths daily. Drawing from Jesus' teaching in Matthew 5:33-37, the message challenges us to let our “Yes be Yes” and “No be No,” calling us to radical honesty. It's not about avoiding oaths but dismantling the heart's tendency to manipulate, exaggerate, and hide. The sermon exposes how even subtle lies—in relationships, social media, or casual promises—erode trust and distance us from God's design for integrity. Jesus invites us into a countercultural way of life where words align with reality, and authenticity replaces image management. True freedom comes from hearts transformed by grace, not polished performances. Closing with hope, the message reminds us that honesty begins with embracing our identity as beloved children of God. His forgiveness covers our failures, and His Spirit empowers us to live truthfully—even when it's hard. Tune in to rediscover the liberating power of a life rooted in radical truth.

In a world filled with half-truths and spin, this sermon explores humanity's universal struggle with lying—from toddlers fibbing about snacks to adults bending truths daily. Drawing from Jesus' teaching in Matthew 5:33-37, the message challenges us to let our “Yes be Yes” and “No be No,” calling us to radical honesty. It's not about avoiding oaths but dismantling the heart's tendency to manipulate, exaggerate, and hide. The sermon exposes how even subtle lies—in relationships, social media, or casual promises—erode trust and distance us from God's design for integrity. Jesus invites us into a countercultural way of life where words align with reality, and authenticity replaces image management. True freedom comes from hearts transformed by grace, not polished performances. Closing with hope, the message reminds us that honesty begins with embracing our identity as beloved children of God. His forgiveness covers our failures, and His Spirit empowers us to live truthfully—even when it's hard. Tune in to rediscover the liberating power of a life rooted in radical truth.

Ever held onto a lie that shaped how you love, forgive, or see yourself? In this sermon from our series "Change of Heart," Pastor Kiki shares raw stories to unpack how Jesus flips the script on revenge, bitterness, and the lies we cling to. Discover why mercy isn't weakness, forgiveness isn't about feelings, and how God's radical love can rewrite even your deepest wounds. This isn't a sermon about being “nice.” It's about freedom. Through Jesus' shocking teachings in Matthew 5 (“Turn the other cheek,” “Love your enemies”), Kiki reveals how to break cycles of hurt and step into a life marked by peace, not payback. Think it's impossible? You're not alone—but what if grace could change everything? Join us for a conversation that's equal parts challenging and hopeful. Whether you're wrestling with old pain, stuck in unforgiveness, or just curious about Jesus' upside-down way of living, this series will give you practical steps to trade lies for truth—and finally breathe free.

Ever held onto a lie that shaped how you love, forgive, or see yourself? In this sermon from our series "Change of Heart," Pastor Kiki shares raw stories to unpack how Jesus flips the script on revenge, bitterness, and the lies we cling to. Discover why mercy isn't weakness, forgiveness isn't about feelings, and how God's radical love can rewrite even your deepest wounds. This isn't a sermon about being “nice.” It's about freedom. Through Jesus' shocking teachings in Matthew 5 (“Turn the other cheek,” “Love your enemies”), Kiki reveals how to break cycles of hurt and step into a life marked by peace, not payback. Think it's impossible? You're not alone—but what if grace could change everything? Join us for a conversation that's equal parts challenging and hopeful. Whether you're wrestling with old pain, stuck in unforgiveness, or just curious about Jesus' upside-down way of living, this series will give you practical steps to trade lies for truth—and finally breathe free.

What happens when the fairy-tale promises of marriage meet real-life struggles? In a world where divorce is common and marriages often falter, how does Jesus speak into the pain and stigma? Pastor Scotty continues our “Change of Heart” series with a compassionate look at marriage, divorce, and God's grace. Exploring Jesus' words in the Sermon on the Mount, this message reveals how He challenged cultural norms to protect the vulnerable and address the heart's deepest struggles. From flawed marriages in the Bible to the hope of second chances, this sermon offers grace for the broken, whether your marriage is strong, struggling, or has ended. Discover a God who turns broken vows into opportunities for redemption and calls us to love with humility and mercy. Come as you are—married, single, or divorced—and find hope in a God who heals and restores.

What happens when the fairy-tale promises of marriage meet real-life struggles? In a world where divorce is common and marriages often falter, how does Jesus speak into the pain and stigma? Pastor Scotty continues our “Change of Heart” series with a compassionate look at marriage, divorce, and God's grace. Exploring Jesus' words in the Sermon on the Mount, this message reveals how He challenged cultural norms to protect the vulnerable and address the heart's deepest struggles. From flawed marriages in the Bible to the hope of second chances, this sermon offers grace for the broken, whether your marriage is strong, struggling, or has ended. Discover a God who turns broken vows into opportunities for redemption and calls us to love with humility and mercy. Come as you are—married, single, or divorced—and find hope in a God who heals and restores.

Let's get real. Sexuality and desire are part of our humanity, yet many of us carry hidden pain, shame, or silent battles—especially in a world (and even church) where it's easier to pretend than to bring our struggles into the light. But here's the truth: God isn't embarrassed by your story, and neither are we. Jesus reminds us that desire itself isn't the enemy—it's a gift. The danger begins when lies twist that gift into something that isolates and destroys. Pastor Scotty opens up about his own journey, revealing how Jesus breaks the grip of lust with grace and truth. This isn't about condemnation. It's about freedom. No matter where you've been, there is hope. Jesus doesn't just forgive; He heals. He doesn't just call us out; He calls us beloved. You're not alone. You're not stuck. And you don't have to hide. This is a safe place to heal, to find hope, and to take the next step toward freedom.

Let's get real. Sexuality and desire are part of our humanity, yet many of us carry hidden pain, shame, or silent battles—especially in a world (and even church) where it's easier to pretend than to bring our struggles into the light. But here's the truth: God isn't embarrassed by your story, and neither are we. Jesus reminds us that desire itself isn't the enemy—it's a gift. The danger begins when lies twist that gift into something that isolates and destroys. Pastor Scotty opens up about his own journey, revealing how Jesus breaks the grip of lust with grace and truth. This isn't about condemnation. It's about freedom. No matter where you've been, there is hope. Jesus doesn't just forgive; He heals. He doesn't just call us out; He calls us beloved. You're not alone. You're not stuck. And you don't have to hide. This is a safe place to heal, to find hope, and to take the next step toward freedom.

Not all anger is wrong—Jesus Himself expressed righteous anger at injustice and sin. But while anger can be a natural and even necessary response to wrongdoing, it can also take root in unhealthy ways—turning into resentment, contempt, or bitterness. In this message, we'll explore Jesus' teaching in the Sermon on the Mount, where He calls us to look beyond surface-level behavior and examine what's growing in our hearts. Anger, like bad fruit, often stems from deeper roots of pride, hurt, or unmet desires, and Jesus invites us to address the source rather than just manage the symptoms. Through four practical steps—stop, go back to the person, lead with kindness, and stay humble—we'll discover how to handle anger in a way that honors God. This isn't about suppressing our emotions but surrendering them to Christ, allowing His grace to transform us. Whether you wrestle with grudges, passive aggression, or a sense of justice that burns hot, there's a better way forward. Join us as we learn to let anger serve its right purpose without letting it take over our hearts.

Not all anger is wrong—Jesus Himself expressed righteous anger at injustice and sin. But while anger can be a natural and even necessary response to wrongdoing, it can also take root in unhealthy ways—turning into resentment, contempt, or bitterness. In this message, we'll explore Jesus' teaching in the Sermon on the Mount, where He calls us to look beyond surface-level behavior and examine what's growing in our hearts. Anger, like bad fruit, often stems from deeper roots of pride, hurt, or unmet desires, and Jesus invites us to address the source rather than just manage the symptoms. Through four practical steps—stop, go back to the person, lead with kindness, and stay humble—we'll discover how to handle anger in a way that honors God. This isn't about suppressing our emotions but surrendering them to Christ, allowing His grace to transform us. Whether you wrestle with grudges, passive aggression, or a sense of justice that burns hot, there's a better way forward. Join us as we learn to let anger serve its right purpose without letting it take over our hearts.

In this sermon, Jesus' words in Matthew 5:17-20 invite us to consider what kind of fruit our lives are bearing. True righteousness isn't about following rules or keeping up appearances—it's about becoming a healthy tree that produces good fruit naturally. As we continue through the Sermon on the Mount, we'll explore how Jesus transforms us from the inside out, cultivating a life where love, humility, and grace grow effortlessly from a renewed heart. 

In this sermon, Jesus' words in Matthew 5:17-20 invite us to consider what kind of fruit our lives are bearing. True righteousness isn't about following rules or keeping up appearances—it's about becoming a healthy tree that produces good fruit naturally. As we continue through the Sermon on the Mount, we'll explore how Jesus transforms us from the inside out, cultivating a life where love, humility, and grace grow effortlessly from a renewed heart. 

As we enter the final week of our Overwhelmed series and 21 Days of Prayer, we turn to the prayer Jesus gave us—the one that reshapes our hearts and reveals a God who always answers. This isn't about quick fixes or perfect words; it's about discovering a Father who is closer than we imagine, faithful to His promises, and present in every moment of our lives. If you've ever felt like your prayers go unanswered or wondered if God is listening, this message will guide you into the depth and simplicity of the prayer that changes everything. Step into this final week ready to experience peace, hope, and the transforming power of prayer.

As we enter the final week of our Overwhelmed series and 21 Days of Prayer, we turn to the prayer Jesus gave us—the one that reshapes our hearts and reveals a God who always answers. This isn't about quick fixes or perfect words; it's about discovering a Father who is closer than we imagine, faithful to His promises, and present in every moment of our lives. If you've ever felt like your prayers go unanswered or wondered if God is listening, this message will guide you into the depth and simplicity of the prayer that changes everything. Step into this final week ready to experience peace, hope, and the transforming power of prayer.

Life doesn't have to leave you spinning. In our “Overwhelmed” series, Pastor Scotty reminds us of the profound simplicity of prayer: just asking God. This week, explore how God has tied His faithfulness and reputation to answering the prayers of His people. Prayer isn't about perfect words or rituals—it's about trusting that He hears, He cares, and He responds. Come discover the joy of bringing your needs to the One who never fails and find peace in His unwavering faithfulness.

Life doesn't have to leave you spinning. In our “Overwhelmed” series, Pastor Scotty reminds us of the profound simplicity of prayer: just asking God. This week, explore how God has tied His faithfulness and reputation to answering the prayers of His people. Prayer isn't about perfect words or rituals—it's about trusting that He hears, He cares, and He responds. Come discover the joy of bringing your needs to the One who never fails and find peace in His unwavering faithfulness.

Feeling overwhelmed as you step into 2025? You're not alone. Life's pressures can feel relentless, leaving us stretched thin and uncertain. But what if the solution isn't trying harder or doing more? In this new series, “Overwhelmed,” Wolfgang invites us to confront the weight we carry in a surprising way—through prayer. Discover how acknowledging your limits and turning to God's strength can transform the chaos. This week, we explore how prayer isn't just a practice but a powerful step toward peace, clarity, and a life anchored in God's presence. Listen in and start your year with hope.

Feeling overwhelmed as you step into 2025? You're not alone. Life's pressures can feel relentless, leaving us stretched thin and uncertain. But what if the solution isn't trying harder or doing more? In this new series, “Overwhelmed,” Wolfgang invites us to confront the weight we carry in a surprising way—through prayer. Discover how acknowledging your limits and turning to God's strength can transform the chaos. This week, we explore how prayer isn't just a practice but a powerful step toward peace, clarity, and a life anchored in God's presence. Listen in and start your year with hope.

Life often feels like it's lived in the “in-between”—those spaces of uncertainty, waiting, and longing. From the moments after Christmas to the threshold of a new year, we wrestle with what's next. In Matthew 2, we find Jesus, Mary, and Joseph navigating their own in-between, fleeing danger and seeking refuge in Egypt. What can their journey teach us about God's faithfulness in our waiting?Join us as we continue our You're Invited series and explore how God works behind the scenes, meets us in our waiting, and reminds us that we are never alone. Whether you're navigating the space between joy and pain, faith and doubt, or a promise and its fulfillment, this message will encourage you to trust in the God who is always with us—especially in the in-between.

Life often feels like it's lived in the “in-between”—those spaces of uncertainty, waiting, and longing. From the moments after Christmas to the threshold of a new year, we wrestle with what's next. In Matthew 2, we find Jesus, Mary, and Joseph navigating their own in-between, fleeing danger and seeking refuge in Egypt. What can their journey teach us about God's faithfulness in our waiting?Join us as we continue our You're Invited series and explore how God works behind the scenes, meets us in our waiting, and reminds us that we are never alone. Whether you're navigating the space between joy and pain, faith and doubt, or a promise and its fulfillment, this message will encourage you to trust in the God who is always with us—especially in the in-between.

Beneath the joy and lights of the Christmas season, often we can still feel tired, burdened, and searching for something—or Someone—to put our hope in. In the Christmas story, there's a phrase that echoes more than any other, one that resonates throughout the Bible: Do not be afraid. It's a message for all of us who wrestle with the “what if's” of life—our doubts, our fears, and our unanswered questions. And it's not a new struggle. Over 2,000 years ago, when Christ was born, people were asking those same “what if's.” But Christmas reminds us of a profound truth: Hope has a name. His name is Jesus. This Christmas Eve, let's rediscover a hope that can turn our “what if's” into even if's. Even if we face hardships, even if the world feels uncertain, even if we don't have all the answers—we have a reason to hope. For a world gripped by fear, the good news of Christmas is this: God is with us—and because of Him, we don't have to be afraid. 

Beneath the joy and lights of the Christmas season, often we can still feel tired, burdened, and searching for something—or Someone—to put our hope in. In the Christmas story, there's a phrase that echoes more than any other, one that resonates throughout the Bible: Do not be afraid. It's a message for all of us who wrestle with the “what if's” of life—our doubts, our fears, and our unanswered questions. And it's not a new struggle. Over 2,000 years ago, when Christ was born, people were asking those same “what if's.” But Christmas reminds us of a profound truth: Hope has a name. His name is Jesus. This Christmas Eve, let's rediscover a hope that can turn our “what if's” into even if's. Even if we face hardships, even if the world feels uncertain, even if we don't have all the answers—we have a reason to hope. For a world gripped by fear, the good news of Christmas is this: God is with us—and because of Him, we don't have to be afraid. 

Do you have something that you're carrying around in your life? Is it fear? Perhaps it's bitterness and negativity that can easily be passed onto others. Ask yourself, is what you're carrying worth catching? This week Wolfgang shares how we carry things around in each of our lives that can impact the ones we come into contact with. The good news is, we can spread positive and uplifting things just as well as the bad ones. Hope, faith, and the good news of Jesus can be just as contagious to others. Join us in spreading the word that God has come and we are made right with Him in believing in His son, Jesus. This is such good news—and good news is contagious. 

Do you have something that you're carrying around in your life? Is it fear? Perhaps it's bitterness and negativity that can easily be passed onto others. Ask yourself, is what you're carrying worth catching? This week Wolfgang shares how we carry things around in each of our lives that can impact the ones we come into contact with. The good news is, we can spread positive and uplifting things just as well as the bad ones. Hope, faith, and the good news of Jesus can be just as contagious to others. Join us in spreading the word that God has come and we are made right with Him in believing in His son, Jesus. This is such good news—and good news is contagious. 

Deep down, we're all searching for something. Purpose. Peace. Belonging. Sometimes, it feels like the questions outnumber the answers. But what if the very act of searching reveals something essential about who we are—and who God is? In this message, we'll explore the journey of the Magi and discover that God isn't hiding from us. In fact, He's searching for us too. If you've ever wondered if your questions disqualify you from faith, you're not alone—and this message is for you.

Deep down, we're all searching for something. Purpose. Peace. Belonging. Sometimes, it feels like the questions outnumber the answers. But what if the very act of searching reveals something essential about who we are—and who God is? In this message, we'll explore the journey of the Magi and discover that God isn't hiding from us. In fact, He's searching for us too. If you've ever wondered if your questions disqualify you from faith, you're not alone—and this message is for you.