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Join us as Kevin Jamison preaches from John 2:1-21, where Jesus turns water into wine and clears the temple—two scenes revealing the same heart of love. He brings abundance and joy while confronting what keeps people from God. Together, these moments point toward the cross, where the conflict of his ministry becomes the place of his greatest blessing: our salvation.Scripture: John 2:1-21Pastor: Kevin Jamison

Join us as Kevin Jamison preaches from John 1:35-51, where Jesus calls his first disciples with a question: “What are you seeking?” Rather than coming with demands, Jesus patiently draws people toward himself with a question, an invitation to “come and see,” and a promise of greater things to come. As the disciples discover who Jesus is, they also encounter a Savior who already knows them completely. In Jesus, we see what God is like, and we find the one in whom heaven and earth meet.Scripture: John 1:35-51Pastor: Kevin Jamison

Join us as Kevin Jamison begins our new series through the Gospel of John. In John 1:1-18, we'll see that although no one has ever seen God, Jesus has made him known. Rather than relying on our own assumptions about God, we can look to Jesus—the Word made flesh—and discover the fullness of life that comes from knowing him.Scripture: John 1:1-18Pastor: Kevin Jamison

Join us as Kevin Jamison preaches from Romans 16:17-20, Paul's warning to watch out for those who cause division and distort the gospel. While the church is called to practice discernment, we don't have to live anxiously or become consumed with deciding who is right and wrong. Instead, we keep the gospel at the center—the cross, grace, sin, and forgiveness—and trust God to preserve his church. Paul leaves us with this assurance: “The God of peace will soon crush Satan under your feet.”Scripture: Romans 16:17-20Pastor: Kevin Jamison

Join us as Kevin Jamison preaches from Romans 16:1-16, which introduces a diverse group of believers united “in the Lord.” Paul honors their often unseen work, reminding us that God knows each of our names and forgets nothing done in faithfulness to him.Scripture: Romans 16:1-16Pastor: Kevin Jamison

Join us as Kevin Jamison continues our sermon series, Life Together: A Study in Romans 12-16, by exploring God's vision for his people and what it truly means to be the church.In Romans 14, Paul teaches that the gospel frees Christians to receive God's good creation with gratitude rather than fear, while recognizing that matters of personal conscience should not be turned into universal rules for all believers. True Christian freedom is expressed not by insisting on our rights, but by willingly limiting them in love so that we build up others, reflecting the self-giving example of Jesus Christ.Scripture: Romans 14:13-23Pastor: Kevin Jamison

Join us as Kevin Jamison continues our sermon series, Life Together: A Study in Romans 12-16, by exploring God's vision for his people and what it truly means to be the church.Paul teaches in Romans 14 that Christians can faithfully disagree on disputable matters while remaining united, because our acceptance before God rests in Christ rather than in having perfect convictions. Instead of responding with judgment or contempt, believers are called to welcome one another, follow their consciences in seeking to honor the Lord, and trust that God alone is the rightful judge who is able to make His people stand.Scripture: Romans 14:1-10Pastor: Kevin Jamison

Join us as Kevin Jamison continues our sermon series, Life Together: A Study in Romans 12-16, by exploring God's vision for his people and what it truly means to be the church.In Romans 13:11-14, Paul calls the church to live with a clear awareness of where we are in God's redemptive story: though we still live in the darkness of the present age, Christ's promised return is certain, giving us hope that reshapes how we live today. Because we belong to the coming day, we are urged us to cast off the patterns of the old age and increasingly "clothe ourselves with Christ," embodying His character together as a community marked by love, mercy, holiness, and hope.Scripture: Romans 13:11-14Pastor: Kevin Jamison

Join us as Kevin Jamison continues our sermon series, Life Together: A Study in Romans 12-16, by exploring God's vision for his people and what it truly means to be the church. In Romans 12:14,17-21, we see Paul explore the idea of responding to wrongdoing with goodness and mercy rather than revenge. We're encouraged to live peacefully with others, trusting God to handle justice, overcoming evil with good.

Join us as Kevin Jamison begins our new series, Life Together: A Study in Romans 12-16, by exploring God's vision for his people and what it truly means to be the church. In Romans 12:1-2, we'll see how the mercy of God forms the foundation of our life together — shaping us into a community that resists both idealism and cynicism, and is instead transformed by the story of Christ into a people marked by love, worship, and redemption.Scripture: Romans 12:1-2Pastor: Kevin Jamison

Join us as Kevin Jamison finishes our sermon series on the book of Hebrews, preaching from Hebrews 13:7-14. The text calls us to endure in the costly way of discipleship by fixing our hope on the eternal city to come. Together we'll consider what it means to publicly identify with Jesus, even in weakness, sacrifice, and misunderstanding, and how the hope of Christ sustains us.Scripture: Hebrews 13:7-14Pastor: Kevin Jamison

Join us as Kevin Jamison preaches from Hebrews 12, calling us to throw off what hinders us, reframe our hardships as training, and follow the example of Christ, who endured the cross. Run the race of faith with endurance by fixing your eyes on Jesus, even when the path is hard. Scripture: Hebrews 12:1-11Pastor: Kevin Jamison

Join us as Kevin Jamison unpacks Hebrews 10:19-25 and helps us to consider what it means to be the church as God intends. Because of Jesus, we are invited to draw near to God, hold fast to our hope, and encourage one another in love as we live together as His people.Scripture: Hebrews 10:19-25Pastor: Kevin Jamison

Join us this Easter Sunday as Kevin Jamison preaches from Hebrews 2:14-15. Because Jesus took on flesh and blood, he defeated death and freed us from its fear. In him, we find true freedom and lasting hope.Scripture: Hebrews 2:14-15Pastor: Kevin Jamison

Join us as Kevin Jamison preaches from Hebrews 10:1-14, showing how Jesus' once-for-all sacrifice does what the law never could: fully cleansing us and making us holy. Because his work is finished, we can lay down our striving and find true rest in him.Scripture: Hebrews 10:1-14Pastor: Kevin Jamison

Join us as Kevin Jamison continues our series in Hebrews, exploring one of the most sobering and hope-filled passages in the book. Hebrews 6 warns us about the danger of turning away from Christ while also pointing us to the deep assurance believers have in God's promises. Because God is faithful and His promises are secure, we can hold fast to the hope set before us: an anchor for our souls.Scripture: Hebrews 6:4-20Pastor: Kevin Jamison

Join us as Kevin Jamison walks through Hebrews 5:11-6:3 and calls us to move beyond spiritual infancy and press on toward maturity in Christ. While foundational truths like repentance and faith matter deeply, the Christian life is meant to be shaped by them, leading us into a cross-shaped life of ongoing trust, repentance, and growth.Scripture: Hebrews 5:11-6:3Pastor: Kevin Jamison

Join us as Kevin Jamison considers Hebrews 3:12-15 and the call to encourage one another daily. In the Christian journey, marked by highs and lows, we're warned not to let discouragement harden into unbelief, but to resist sin's deceitfulness together. As people who share in Christ, our words matter in shaping a community marked not by cynicism, but by steady, hope-filled encouragement.Scripture: Hebrews 3:12-15Pastor: Kevin Jamison

Join us as Kevin Jamison kicks off our Hebrews sermon series, preaching from Hebrews 1:1-14 & 2:1-4. This passage highlights Jesus as the Radiant Son who reveals God's glory and secures our salvation. Together, we'll reflect on why fixing our attention on Christ is essential for enduring faith.Scripture: Hebrews 1:1-14, 2:1-4Pastor: Kevin Jamison

Join us as Kevin Jamison preaches from Proverbs 27:1; 6:6–8; and 11:28 on the line between saving and hoarding. Scripture calls us to wise planning in an unpredictable world, while warning us against placing our trust in wealth as a false security. This sermon invites us to consider where our confidence truly rests—and how God calls us to plan with wisdom while trusting Him with our future.Scripture: Proverbs 27:1; 6:6-8; 11:28 Pastor: Kevin Jamison

Join us as Kevin Jamison preaches from 2 Corinthians 9:6-11, where Paul calls the church to generous, joyful giving rooted in confidence that God is the one who provides. In giving, we participate in God's work of blessing others and producing gratitude to Him.Scripture: 2 Corinthians 9:6-11Pastor: Kevin Jamison

Join us as Pastor Kevin Jamison kicks off our January sermon series: The Line Between: Money, Wisdom, and the Good Life. Preaching from Proverbs 3 and Proverbs 30, this sermon invites us to consider how our relationship with money reveals what we trust and what we believe leads to a good life. Scripture calls us to pursue wisdom marked by contentment, dependence on God, and faithful stewardship—learning to walk the line between excess and lack as we honor the Lord with all we have.Scripture: Proverbs 3:9-10, 30:7-9Pastor: Kevin Jamison

Join us as Kevin Jamison preaches from Ruth 4. Boaz willingly pays the cost to redeem Ruth and Naomi, moved not by obligation but by love. His story points us to Jesus, the true Redeemer, who drew near to us and gave His life not to make us lovable, but because He already loved us. This passage reminds us of what is most true: love came first, and we are loved before anything else.Scripture: Ruth 4Pastor: Kevin Jamison

Join us as Kevin Jamison continues our Advent journey through the book of Ruth, preaching this week on the theme of peace from Ruth 2. In a story marked by uncertainty, loss, and vulnerability, Ruth's encounter with Boaz offers a surprising glimpse of God's protective and restorative peace.Scripture: Ruth 2Pastor: Kevin Jamison

Join us as Kevin Jamison finishes our sermon series on the life of David, preaching from 1 Chronicles 29. In this passage, we see David coming to terms with the end of his life and responding with generosity and gratitude toward the Lord.Scripture: 1 Chronicles 29Pastor: Kevin Jamison

Join us as Kevin Jamison preaches from 2 Samuel 22. After a life of victories and failures, David ends with a song of praise. In this passage, he reflects on God's rescue, faithfulness, and promises—a testimony that even in weakness, God remains strong. Join us as we see how David's broken hallelujah points to a God who redeems every story.Scripture: 2 Samuel 22Pastor: Kevin Jamison

Join us as Kevin Jamison preaches from 2 Samuel 12:1-14, where God brings David back from the edge through the grace of confrontation. The Lord sends Nathan to expose David's sin—not to destroy him, but to free him from self-deception and restore him to grace.Scripture: 2 Samuel 12:1-14Pastor: Kevin Jamison

Join us as Kevin Jamison preaches from 2 Samuel 11, where David's abuse of power with Bathsheba shows the devastating reach of sin. Yet even in David's darkest failure, God's grace begins to break through—pointing us to the cross where every sin and every prideful heart meets mercy.Scripture: 2 Samuel 11Pastor: Kevin Jamison

Join us as Kevin Jamison preaches from 2 Samuel 9. When David discovers a descendant of Saul still living, he doesn't seek revenge but extends grace. Instead of using power to destroy, he uses it to bless, reflecting the mercy of Christ toward us.Scripture: 2 Samuel 9Pastor: Kevin Jamison

Join us as Kevin Jamison preaches from 1 Samuel 24, where David spares King Saul's life in the cave. This powerful story shows how God calls His people to radical forgiveness and trust in his timing, even when wronged.Scripture: 1 Samuel 24Pastor: Kevin Jamison

Join us as Kevin Jamison preaches from 1 Samuel 21:10-15 and Psalm 34. David's escape from Saul spirals through danger, deception, and even feigned madness, until God delivers him, leading David to write Psalm 34. This sermon invites us to see how desperate moments can become invitations to “taste and see that the Lord is good,” trusting His goodness when life feels out of control.Scripture: 1 Samuel 21:10-15; Psalm 34Pastor: Kevin Jamison

Join us as Kevin Jamison preaches from 1 Samuel 17, where David's confidence was not in himself but in the Lord who called and delivered him. This story ultimately points us to Jesus, who conquered the great giant of sin and death in the most unexpected way.Scripture: 1 Samuel 17Pastor: Kevin Jamison

Join us as Kevin Jamison preaches from 1 Samuel 16:1-13, teaching us that God sees His people differently than we see them: we look on the outward appearance, but He looks upon the heart.Scripture: 1 Samuel 16:1-13Pastor: Kevin Jamison

Join us as Kevin Jamison kicks off our new sermon series, The Life of David. This week, we'll look at 1 Samuel 8:1–9 and Israel's longing for a human king—a desire that reveals both their rejection of God's kingship and God's plan to work through imperfect rulers to accomplish His purposes.Scripture: 1 Samuel 8:1-9Pastor: Kevin Jamison

Join us as Kevin Jamison continues our series in James: Walking in Wisdom. Today we'll look at James 5:1-12, a text that urges us to ponder the reality of Christ's return as a warning and a comfort, and calls us to lead a life of integrity and wholeness as we wait.

Join us as Kevin Jamison continues our series in James: Walking in Wisdom. Today we'll look at James 4:13-17, where we are reminded not to presume upon the future, but to live with humility and dependence on God's will. 

Join us as Pastor Kevin continues our series in James: Walking in Wisdom. Today, we'll look at James 2:1-13 and learn how mercy triumphs over judgment.  Scripture: James 2:1-13

Join us as Pastor Kevin kicks off our series in James: Walking in Wisdom. Today, we'll spend time in James 1:1-8 discussing the wisdom in trials.Scripture: James 1:1-8

Join us as Pastor Kevin unpacks the powerful truth of Romans 8:28-30: When we are weak and unsure how to pray, the Holy Spirit intercedes for us, and we can trust that God is working all things for the good of those who love Him, shaping us to be more like Christ according to His perfect purpose.Scripture: Romans 8:28-30

Join us as Pastor Kevin continues our series “Life in the Spirit, a Study in Romans 8” by looking at a passage that speaks to some of the deepest questions we have about the nature of the Spirit-filled life and leaves us with great hope.Scripture: Romans 8:18-27

Join us as Pastor Kevin kicks off a new sermon series called “Life in the Spirit,” a study in Romans 8. As we begin this series, Kevin will look at the first words of Romans 8 and what it means that believers in Jesus are free from condemnation. This is great news that forms the bedrock of this series on the spirit filled life.Scripture: Romans 8:1-4

Join us as Pastor Kevin picks up where we left off on Easter Sunday, as two disciples travel by foot, discussing the events around Jesus' crucifixion. Along the way, they are joined by a stranger who engages them with a string of questions that spans the Bible, reminding the mournful disciples (chiding them, really) of God's promises. Only when the stranger is invited to dinner and the bread is broken, do they recognize this mysterious stranger as Jesus…and then he disappears. Today, we look at what this story teaches us about resurrection faith.Scripture: Luke 24:13-32

Join us as we remember the Friday when Jesus paid the ultimate price so that we could be reconciled to God. Kevin will preach on this event with a homily titled "The Darkness and the Veil."

He is risen! This is the traditional greeting Christians give one another on Easter Sunday, both a reminder and a celebration of the fact that Jesus was crucified, buried and rose on the third day so that we would be reconciled to the living God. Join us today as Pastor Kevin looks at the implications of the resurrection to us today.He is risen indeed!Scripture: Luke 24:1-12

Join us as Pastor Kevin takes us through a difficult passage—the crucifixion of Jesus. In Luke's recounting of events, he directs our attention to those who stood by and responded to the single most important event in history with a variety of reactions. Today, the question is simply this: which of these voices sounds most like you?Scripture: Luke 23:26-43

Join us as Pastor Kevin looks at an event we know as The Last Supper, saying words we hear each week before we take communion. Scripture: Luke 22:14-27 

Join us as Pastor Kevin looks at the last public teaching of Jesus, not long before he was crucified, and what it tells us about living faithfully in uncertain times. Scripture: Luke 21:5-28 

Join us as Pastor Kevin explores the subject of bad religion – that is, the perversion of the gospel – and looks at Luke 19 and 20 to see an invitation to turn to Jesus, the one true temple where we can go to experience the true goodness of God.Scripture: Luke 19:45-48Pastor: Kevin Jamison

Join us as Pastor Kevin resumes our journey through the Gospel of Luke by looking at a passage Christians are accustomed to studying the week of Palm Sunday—Jesus's triumphal entry into Jerusalem. Today we'll look at the details of this familiar story and what they say about us and a God who wants to draw near and carry our burdens.Scripture: Luke 19:29-44