This week’s message continued our series “The House God Is Building,” focusing on how the Holy Spirit gives spiritual gifts so that the church can actually be built up, not just inspired. Spiritual gifts were framed as grace‑gifts given “for th...

This week's sermon continued our series on The House God is Building, focusing on the radical call of Romans 12:1-2 to offer our bodies as living sacrifices. Paul reminds us that God is not building His house out of inspiration, good i...

This Sunday, as this sanctuary turns 100, we remember a century of prayers, suffering, joy, and faithfulness through every major cultural and personal upheaval, and we recognize that God has been faithful in every generation. Scripture reminds ...

This week we are invited to release the pressure of trying to manufacture hope, peace, joy, or love, and instead recognize that these realities exist outside of us because they are eternally rooted in Jesus, who is love itself. Through Psalm 13...

This week, Adam explores Christian joy through Psalm 126, showing that true joy is not constant cheerfulness but a deep, God-rooted contentment that can coexist with suffering and longing. Drawing on the Advent tension of the “Already and Not Y...