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When Jesus spoke, soldiers fell. Why? Because “I AM” isn't just a name—it's a revelation. In this sermon, Pastor Clayton takes us to John 18, where Jesus meets His arrest with calm authority and divine clarity. When He declares, “I AM He,” it echoes the voice from the burning bush in Exodus 3—the same voice that created the universe.Jesus isn't hiding His identity. He's revealing it.He knows He is God.He wants you to know it too.And John wants to make sure you never forget it.

When Jesus spoke, soldiers fell. Why? Because “I AM” isn't just a name—it's a revelation. In this sermon, Pastor Clayton takes us to John 18, where Jesus meets His arrest with calm authority and divine clarity. When He declares, “I AM He,” it echoes the voice from the burning bush in Exodus 3—the same voice that created the universe.Jesus isn't hiding His identity. He's revealing it.He knows He is God.He wants you to know it too.And John wants to make sure you never forget it.

What if resurrection isn't just about what happens after you die—but how you live right now?In this powerful message from John 11, Pastor David walks us through the story of Lazarus and the bold claim Jesus makes: “I am the resurrection and the life.” (John 11:25)Whether you're dealing with grief, struggling to let go of the past, or searching for purpose, this sermon reveals how Jesus offers more than a future hope—He brings resurrection power into your life today.  

What if resurrection isn't just about what happens after you die—but how you live right now?In this powerful message from John 11, Pastor David walks us through the story of Lazarus and the bold claim Jesus makes: “I am the resurrection and the life.” (John 11:25)Whether you're dealing with grief, struggling to let go of the past, or searching for purpose, this sermon reveals how Jesus offers more than a future hope—He brings resurrection power into your life today.  

In this powerful message from our I AM series, we explore Jesus' declaration: “I AM the Bread of Life.” In John 6, Jesus isn't just handing out bread—He's pointing us to something far greater. He confronts a crowd more interested in miracles than meaning, and He invites them—and us—into a deeper hunger for what truly satisfies.Pastor Mason walks us through how Jesus fulfills the Old Testament promises, how He is the true and better Moses, and how every part of our lives—our pain, failures, strengths, and gifts—can be used by the Bread that never perishes.

In this powerful message from our I AM series, we explore Jesus' declaration: “I AM the Bread of Life.” In John 6, Jesus isn't just handing out bread—He's pointing us to something far greater. He confronts a crowd more interested in miracles than meaning, and He invites them—and us—into a deeper hunger for what truly satisfies.Pastor Mason walks us through how Jesus fulfills the Old Testament promises, how He is the true and better Moses, and how every part of our lives—our pain, failures, strengths, and gifts—can be used by the Bread that never perishes.

⭐️ A What Does It Mean That Jesus Is the Light of the World? | John 8:12-20Are you walking through a season of darkness—confused, fearful, or just feeling lost? In this powerful sermon, we explore Jesus' bold declaration in John 8:12: “I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light that leads to life.”Discover what it means for Jesus to be your light—not just a beacon of hope, but the very source of life and clarity in a world filled with chaos and confusion. We connect this truth to the grand narrative of Scripture—from Genesis to Revelation—revealing how Christ fulfills the role of divine light from creation to new creation.

⭐️ A What Does It Mean That Jesus Is the Light of the World? | John 8:12-20Are you walking through a season of darkness—confused, fearful, or just feeling lost? In this powerful sermon, we explore Jesus' bold declaration in John 8:12: “I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light that leads to life.”Discover what it means for Jesus to be your light—not just a beacon of hope, but the very source of life and clarity in a world filled with chaos and confusion. We connect this truth to the grand narrative of Scripture—from Genesis to Revelation—revealing how Christ fulfills the role of divine light from creation to new creation.

I Am the Gate. I Am the Good Shepherd

I Am the Gate. I Am the Good Shepherd

Are We In The Last Days? | 2 Peter 3 SermonWhat does the Bible really say about the last days? Is Jesus coming back soon? Is the Antichrist among us? Should we panic, prepare, or proclaim? In this message from 2 Peter 3, Pastor Clayton helps us cut through fear, conspiracy, and confusion to rediscover the Bible's clear call—not to speculate about timelines, but to live holy and hopeful lives, fueled by God's patience and purpose.You'll walk away understanding:- What Scripture means by “the last days”- How the early church viewed the end times- Why God's delay is actually His mercy- What your focus should be today—and how to live accordingly

Are We In The Last Days? | 2 Peter 3 SermonWhat does the Bible really say about the last days? Is Jesus coming back soon? Is the Antichrist among us? Should we panic, prepare, or proclaim? In this message from 2 Peter 3, Pastor Clayton helps us cut through fear, conspiracy, and confusion to rediscover the Bible's clear call—not to speculate about timelines, but to live holy and hopeful lives, fueled by God's patience and purpose.You'll walk away understanding:- What Scripture means by “the last days”- How the early church viewed the end times- Why God's delay is actually His mercy- What your focus should be today—and how to live accordingly

Have you ever heard someone say, “Everything happens for a reason”? It sounds comforting — but is it biblical? In this message, we explore what Romans 8:26–30 actually teaches about suffering, trust, and God's ultimate good purposes. While the Bible never says “everything happens for a reason,” it does promise that God can redeem even the most painful moments for those who love Him and are called according to His purpose.We'll look at the dangers of misusing spiritual clichés, how Jesus approaches suffering in John 9, and why our obedience to God shouldn't depend on having all the answers. Through personal stories, Scripture, and practical next steps, you'll be challenged to move beyond easy explanations and into a deeper, more trusting relationship with God — even in the midst of life's hardest questions.

Have you ever heard someone say, “Everything happens for a reason”? It sounds comforting — but is it biblical? In this message, we explore what Romans 8:26–30 actually teaches about suffering, trust, and God's ultimate good purposes. While the Bible never says “everything happens for a reason,” it does promise that God can redeem even the most painful moments for those who love Him and are called according to His purpose.We'll look at the dangers of misusing spiritual clichés, how Jesus approaches suffering in John 9, and why our obedience to God shouldn't depend on having all the answers. Through personal stories, Scripture, and practical next steps, you'll be challenged to move beyond easy explanations and into a deeper, more trusting relationship with God — even in the midst of life's hardest questions.

What does it really mean to “love your neighbor as yourself”? It's one of the most quoted phrases in the Bible—used in politics, on social media, and in personal conversations. But are we quoting Jesus accurately? In this sermon, we dig into Matthew 22:34–40 to explore what Jesus truly meant when He linked loving your neighbor with loving God.You'll learn:- Why “love your neighbor” isn't the first thing Jesus said—and why that matters.- How putting your neighbor before God can lead to compromise.- What real love looks like in tough situations—when someone's asking you to support something you know isn't right.- How Jesus reframes love in the story of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10).Discover why the order of your loves determines the shape of your life, and how keeping God as your first love transforms the way you care for the people around you.

What does it really mean to “love your neighbor as yourself”? It's one of the most quoted phrases in the Bible—used in politics, on social media, and in personal conversations. But are we quoting Jesus accurately? In this sermon, we dig into Matthew 22:34–40 to explore what Jesus truly meant when He linked loving your neighbor with loving God.You'll learn:- Why “love your neighbor” isn't the first thing Jesus said—and why that matters.- How putting your neighbor before God can lead to compromise.- What real love looks like in tough situations—when someone's asking you to support something you know isn't right.- How Jesus reframes love in the story of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10).Discover why the order of your loves determines the shape of your life, and how keeping God as your first love transforms the way you care for the people around you.

“God helps those who help themselves.”It sounds biblical. Motivational. Even spiritual. But it's not in the Bible.This Easter, we begin our new sermon series “What Did They Say?“—exploring things people think the Bible teaches... but doesn't.In today's message, Pastor Clayton unpacks the powerful truth of Ephesians 2:8–10 and shows us the real good news:God doesn't wait for us to get it together. He doesn't meet us halfway. Through Jesus, He comes all the way—into our mess, into our brokenness—and saves us by grace, through faith.Whether you're burned out from trying to earn God's love or just wondering what Easter really means for you, this message will bring clarity, freedom, and hope.✝️ Jesus died for you.

“God helps those who help themselves.”It sounds biblical. Motivational. Even spiritual. But it's not in the Bible.This Easter, we begin our new sermon series “What Did They Say?“—exploring things people think the Bible teaches... but doesn't.In today's message, Pastor Clayton unpacks the powerful truth of Ephesians 2:8–10 and shows us the real good news:God doesn't wait for us to get it together. He doesn't meet us halfway. Through Jesus, He comes all the way—into our mess, into our brokenness—and saves us by grace, through faith.Whether you're burned out from trying to earn God's love or just wondering what Easter really means for you, this message will bring clarity, freedom, and hope.✝️ Jesus died for you.

The Genius of Generosity | Proverbs 3:5–10Is it possible to have both peace and joy in your finances? In this message, we unpack the genius behind biblical generosity—and it all starts with one powerful idea: honor creates alignment.Using Proverbs 3 and a surprising illustration involving a Mousetrap (yes, the game!), we explore how starting your financial life with God—“Yahweh et Kabbed”—puts every other piece in place. This isn't a prosperity formula. It's not about giving to get. It's about worship. It's about starting where God calls us to start.When we honor God not just with our tithe, but with our whole approach to money, we move toward alignment, clarity, and ultimately, peace and joy. 

The Genius of Generosity | Proverbs 3:5–10Is it possible to have both peace and joy in your finances? In this message, we unpack the genius behind biblical generosity—and it all starts with one powerful idea: honor creates alignment.Using Proverbs 3 and a surprising illustration involving a Mousetrap (yes, the game!), we explore how starting your financial life with God—“Yahweh et Kabbed”—puts every other piece in place. This isn't a prosperity formula. It's not about giving to get. It's about worship. It's about starting where God calls us to start.When we honor God not just with our tithe, but with our whole approach to money, we move toward alignment, clarity, and ultimately, peace and joy. 

What really changes a person? For Zacchaeus, it wasn't guilt, pressure, or even a sermon—it was a personal encounter with Jesus.In Luke 19:1–10, we see a man known for taking from others suddenly transformed into someone who gives generously. Why? Because when he met Jesus, everything changed.This message explores how true generosity doesn't begin with behavior modification, but heart transformation. And that kind of change only comes from meeting Jesus.Watch and be challenged to ask: Have I really met Him? And if so, how has it changed the way I live, give, and love?—

What really changes a person? For Zacchaeus, it wasn't guilt, pressure, or even a sermon—it was a personal encounter with Jesus.In Luke 19:1–10, we see a man known for taking from others suddenly transformed into someone who gives generously. Why? Because when he met Jesus, everything changed.This message explores how true generosity doesn't begin with behavior modification, but heart transformation. And that kind of change only comes from meeting Jesus.Watch and be challenged to ask: Have I really met Him? And if so, how has it changed the way I live, give, and love?—

Feeling stuck in your faith? Wondering why your spiritual life isn't growing? In this message, we'll walk through 3 key steps to a stronger faith—straight from Jesus' command to His followers. These aren't just religious checkboxes; they're the foundation for real, lasting spiritual growth.

Feeling stuck in your faith? Wondering why your spiritual life isn't growing? In this message, we'll walk through 3 key steps to a stronger faith—straight from Jesus' command to His followers. These aren't just religious checkboxes; they're the foundation for real, lasting spiritual growth.

Many people wonder, Is church really necessary? Can't I just follow Jesus on my own? In this message, we dive into 1 Peter 2 to discover why the local church isn't just a gathering—it's God's plan for your spiritual growth and purpose. You're not meant to be a lone believer; you're a living stone in God's spiritual house! Watch to learn how being connected to a church can transform your faith, your community, and your relationship with God.

Many people wonder, Is church really necessary? Can't I just follow Jesus on my own? In this message, we dive into 1 Peter 2 to discover why the local church isn't just a gathering—it's God's plan for your spiritual growth and purpose. You're not meant to be a lone believer; you're a living stone in God's spiritual house! Watch to learn how being connected to a church can transform your faith, your community, and your relationship with God.

2 Corinthians 5:17 reminds us that in Christ, we become new—our old life is gone, and a new one begins. We must be a church that continues to offer not moralism, good behavior, and anything else but new life through Jesus Christ! Have you accepted the offer of New Life in Christ? Are you willing to be an ambassador for Christ? Here's a kick-off of our brand new sermon series called, "15 Years" with Pastor Clayton.

2 Corinthians 5:17 reminds us that in Christ, we become new—our old life is gone, and a new one begins. We must be a church that continues to offer not moralism, good behavior, and anything else but new life through Jesus Christ! Have you accepted the offer of New Life in Christ? Are you willing to be an ambassador for Christ? Here's a kick-off of our brand new sermon series called, "15 Years" with Pastor Clayton.

Heartache and suffering will happen, but how will you respond? Are you ready to let the suffering of Christ transform your life and live it out for His glory?Here's the close of Hope in Hard Times with Pastor Kelly Bell!

In 1 Peter 4:1-11, we're reminded that suffering for Christ leads to transformation, freeing us from sin and enabling us to live for God's will. We are called to love one another deeply, use our gifts to serve, and do everything for God's glory. Are you ready to let the suffering of Christ transform your life and live it out for His glory?Here's the close of "Hope in Hard Times" with Pastor Kelly Bell!

Hope in Christ doesn't just change individuals—it creates a new family, a people built on the cornerstone of Jesus. We are called to live differently, not like the world around us, but as God's chosen people. Whether in our homes, workplaces, or communities, our lives should reflect the hope we have in Him.How do we do that?Here's week 3 of our sermon series, Hope in Hard Times, with Pastor Clayton!

Hope in Christ doesn't just change individuals—it creates a new family, a people built on the cornerstone of Jesus. We are called to live differently, not like the world around us, but as God's chosen people. Whether in our homes, workplaces, or communities, our lives should reflect the hope we have in Him.How do we do that?Here's week 3 of our sermon series, Hope in Hard Times, with Pastor Clayton!

Trials test our faith, but God calls us to holy living as a response to salvation. Through Christ's precious blood, we are redeemed and empowered to live set apart. Our hope is in Him, not ourselves. Are you willing to pursue holiness, knowing your hope is secure in Christ?Here's week 2 of our sermon series, Hope in Hard Times, with Pastor Clayton!

Baptism is more than water. It's a mark of new life in Christ. It's an outward sign of an inward transformation, showing the world you've been brought back to God, forgiven, and made new. Have you responded to God in repentance? Have you committed your life to him, turned from and turned to? Here's week 4 of our sermon series, Hope in Hard Times, with Pastor Clayton!

Peter reminds believers that trials refine their faith and strengthen their hope in Christ. Though suffering is real, their priceless inheritance, eternal life, is secure. Even in hardship, they can rejoice, knowing salvation is both a present reality and a future promise. Are you willing to give your life fully to Christ so you can stand on the solid rock of hope in hard times?Here's the kickoff of our brand new sermon series, Hope in Hard Times, with Pastor Clayton!

Peter reminds believers that trials refine their faith and strengthen their hope in Christ. Though suffering is real, their priceless inheritance, eternal life, is secure. Even in hardship, they can rejoice, knowing salvation is both a present reality and a future promise. Are you willing to give your life fully to Christ so you can stand on the solid rock of hope in hard times?Here's the kickoff of our brand new sermon series, Hope in Hard Times, with Pastor Clayton!

Joseph of Arimathea gave Jesus his personal tomb, a grave that belonged to his family. He saw Jesus as a family member. This was a tremendous act of courage, as it could have led to his death, just like Jesus. Where did he find that courage? How do you become more courageous when it comes to representing Jesus?Here's the closing of the sermon series “The Cross” with our Discipleship Director, Matthew Fucarino!

Joseph of Arimathea gave Jesus his personal tomb, a grave that belonged to his family. He saw Jesus as a family member. This was a tremendous act of courage, as it could have led to his death, just like Jesus. Where did he find that courage? How do you become more courageous when it comes to representing Jesus?Here's the closing of the sermon series “The Cross” with our Discipleship Director, Matthew Fucarino!

Just like Mary Magdalene, we are called to boldly share the message of Jesus and what we've seen and heard. We are all called to the work of evangelism. How can we do that with those around us?Here's week three of the sermon series "The Cross" with Pastor Clayton.