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"Embracing Today: Making Every Day a Masterpiece" is a transformative series designed to inspire you to live each day with simplicity, humility, and authenticity. You will learn how to refine your daily experiences into artful expressions with Jesus at the center through practical insights and actionable strategies. Pride & Humility: The Underlying Sketch- God resists the prideful, but He gives grace to the humble. In Week 2, of 'Embracing Today', Pastor Josh talks about how we can resist the temptation of pride and live a life of humility.

"Embracing Today: Making Every Day a Masterpiece" is a transformative series designed to inspire you to live each day with simplicity, humility, and authenticity. You will learn how to refine your daily experiences into artful expressions with Jesus at the center through practical insights and actionable strategies. Faith: The Canvas of Our Lives - Faith acts as the expansive canvas upon which the masterpiece of our lives unfolds. In week one, we explore how faith brings with it peace.

Easter is a time of hope and renewal but also a time to reflect on the sacrifices made to get to this point. In our Easter message this year, Pastor Josh spoke a message titled "All of That For This," where he explored the daily hardships and challenges people encounter and how they all work to get to the ultimate reward. From past struggles to the hope of the future, this message is a powerful reminder of the strength and perseverance that lies within us all. Don't miss out on this inspiring and uplifting message that will empower and renew you. We believe this Easter message will help you discover the true meaning of hope and promise.

Bitterness can weigh us down and keep us from becoming our best selves. It can cause us to become resentful, angry, and even hostile towards others. But thankfully, there is a way to overcome bitterness and find true freedom. This week, Pastor Josh continues his inspiring message series "The Path Less Traveled" with a sermon titled "The Burden of Bitterness."

Bitterness can weigh us down and keep us from becoming our best selves. It can cause us to become resentful, angry, and even hostile towards others. But thankfully, there is a way to overcome bitterness and find true freedom. This week, Pastor Josh continues his inspiring message series "The Path Less Traveled" with a sermon titled "The Burden of Bitterness."

In the first week of Pastor Josh's new sermon series, 'The Path Less Traveled,' Pastor Josh delivered a powerful message titled 'By 7:31 pm', focusing on the importance of forgiving others before the sun goes down. This message shows the opportunity to explore new perspectives on forgiveness and learn how to apply these teachings to your daily life. Discover the transformative power of forgiveness on the path less traveled.

What is it that is stinking around you? Is there something in your life where you don't believe God will show up and move? In this message, Pastor Larry Miller reminds us that our God is more than able.

This week, Pastor Josh continues our Sermon Series Outsmart Your Anxiety with a Sermon titled 'Replace The Distorted Thoughts'. When anxiety has distorted our thoughts, we can't just dispute those thoughts, we need to replace them.

Anxiety and worry have the greatest power in our life when we're seeking our own interest, and it has its smallest grip when we're doing what God said and seeking His Kingdom first. In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh continues our Outsmart Your Anxiety series and speaks about practical ways we can overcome anxiety.

Anxiety carries a number of stigmas with it. Bringing it up in church adds a whole other layer of complexity. In this message Pastor Josh shows us how to change what we are listening to as we outsmart the issues that hinder us.

Conflicts will come in relationships, but how do we handle it in a healthy & biblical way. In today's message, Pastor Josh shares with us "A Roadmap For Confrontation".

Relationships, just like people, come in a countless array of shapes. In this message, Pastor Josh tackles the topic and says, "Let's Discuss Relationships" Through this message he models how healthy relationships work vertically (between us and God) and horizontally (between us and those around us).

Have you ever turned on the lights after being in the dark? Our eyes need a minute to refocus as we adjust to our surroundings. The same can be said for when we adjust our perspective. In this message, Pastor Josh helps us to reframe how we look at the world and ask "How Do You See It?"

One of biggest questions posed to humanity is, "Why am I here?" In this message, Pastor Josh leads us through finding our why and how that can help us to make an impact in the world around us.

The new year presents many new exciting opportunities but it also has the possibility of carrying weights from years past. In this message, Pastor Larry shares with us that sometimes God ask something from us so that He can move us on to something greater.

As we continue the holiday season, we are celebrating the tradition of Advent. This week we celebrate the lighting of the second candle known as the "Shepherd's Candle" which reminds us of the joy of Jesus' birth. In this message, Pastor Josh reminds us that through the promise of Jesus we can have joy unspeakable.

As we enter into the holiday season, we are kicking off the tradition of Advent. This week we celebrate the lighting of the first candle known as the "Prophecy Candle" which reminds us of the hope that the anticipation of Christ birth. In this message, Pastor Josh reminds us that through the new covenant we have the hope & anticipation as we wait for Jesus to come again.

As we enter into the holiday season, we are kicking off the tradition of Advent. This week we celebrate the lighting of the second candle known as the "Bethlehem Candle" which reminds us of the journey Mary & Joseph took to Bethlehem. In this message, Pastor Josh reminds us that through the promise of Jesus we can have a peace that passes understanding and sets the way for those who come after us.

This week we were honored to hear from our own Communications Director, Alexandra Scarsella.