Jesus says everyone’s invited… but not everyone accepts the invitation. Just showing up isn’t enough! There’s one thing the King expects when you walk through the door. This message will challenge you to stop settling for “invited” and start living like you belong.
Pastor Josh takes us into Jesus’ parable of the “Neighbor at Midnight” (Luke 11). Prayer isn’t meant to be timid or polite, it’s meant to be bold, persistent, and filled with faith.
Today we kick off our new series on Parables—short stories Jesus used to reveal deeper, often spiritual truths.
In Matthew 21:18–32, Jesus tells the parable of two sons who were asked to work in their father’s vineyard. One initially refused but later obeyed, while the other agreed at first but ultimately did not go.
Join us as Pastor Jimmy unpacks this parable, showing us what it means for our actions to align with our words—and why true obedience is far greater than the appearance of obedience.
Today we kick off our new series on Parables—short stories Jesus used to reveal deeper, often spiritual truths.
In Matthew 21:18–32, Jesus tells the parable of two sons who were asked to work in their father’s vineyard. One initially refused but later obeyed, while the other agreed at first but ultimately did not go.
Join us as Pastor Mike unpacks this parable, showing us what it means for our actions to align with our words—and why true obedience is far greater than the appearance of obedience.
We often treat God’s will like a puzzle we’re meant to solve: searching for signs, trying to crack the code, and getting frustrated when life doesn’t make sense. But what if His will isn’t meant to be deciphered at all? In our last week of Mind Games, we’re looking at how God’s will is sovereign, moral, and deeply personal, and why it’s discovered not through control, but through humble surrender.
We often treat God’s will like a puzzle we’re meant to solve: searching for signs, trying to crack the code, and getting frustrated when life doesn’t make sense. But what if His will isn’t meant to be deciphered at all? In our last week of Mind Games, we’re looking at how God’s will is sovereign, moral, and deeply personal, and why it’s discovered not through control, but through humble surrender.
This week in our Mind Games series, we’re talking spiritual warfare. The devil can’t steal your salvation, but he’ll do everything to distract and discourage you. Discover how to fight not for victory but from it, and why your security isn’t in your grip on God, but in His unshakable grip on you.
God talks more about money than almost anything else in Scripture, not because He wants something from us, but because He wants something for us. In this message, Pastor Josh challenges us to examine how we spend, give, and trust when it comes to our finances. Discover how biblical financial discipline isn’t about guilt or greed; it’s about putting God first and finding freedom.
One of the most powerful (and overlooked disciplines) in the Christian life is verbal discipline. The Bible says your words aren’t neutral… they’re either worship or something else entirely.
In this message, Pastor Josh unpacks what Scripture teaches about the power of the tongue: what we should say, what we shouldn’t, and why it matters more than we think. From winning arguments to losing relationships, to speaking life or death, the truth is: every word reveals who (or what) you’re really worshiping.
We are so quick to put the weight on ourselves — to earn more, fix more, build more, be more. But what if that’s the harder way? What if the real danger isn’t in what we don’t have, but in trusting ourselves too much to get it?
In this message, Pastor Josh explores the trap of self-reliance, the burden of “more,” and the invitation to a better, freer, God-dependent life. Don’t miss this wake-up call — especially if you’re tired from carrying it all.