Recent Messages
Catch up on past teachings and explore the gospel through Scripture.
Date: June 6th, 2025
Speaker: Ryan Taillon
This message is all about worship that breaks the mold. Not the polished kind. Not the pretty kind. The kind that makes people uncomfortable. The kind that looks like sweat-soaked robes, shattered jars, bent knees, and water-walkers.
We look at David dancing with all his might, a woman breaking her alabaster jar in the middle of her mess, Isaiah undone in the temple, Peter stepping out of the boat, and a Samaritan woman who dropped her water jar and ran with fire in her voice. Each one paints a picture of worship that costs something.
Worship is not performance. It’s not for perfect people. It’s your yes in the middle of the chaos. It’s your tears, your risk, your surrender, your step toward Jesus.
This is the kind of worship the Father is looking for. The kind that breaks you open.
Date: June 6th, 2025
Speaker: Stephanie Smith
You were never meant to just receive reconciliation, you were meant to carry it. In this message, we move from understanding the biblical call to being a minister of reconciliation to learning how to live it out daily.
Through practical examples and a deep look at how Jesus ministered, we explore what it means to be led by the Spirit, fueled by intimacy with God, and focused on restoring others to relationship with Him.
You don’t need a title or a microphone to be in ministry. Just a heart willing to say yes.
From Here to Him: The Ministry of Reconciliation Part II
Date: June 6th, 2025
Speaker: Mollie Beam
You were never meant to just receive reconciliation, you were meant to carry it. In this message, we move from understanding the biblical call to being a minister of reconciliation to learning how to live it out daily.
Through practical examples and a deep look at how Jesus ministered, we explore what it means to be led by the Spirit, fueled by intimacy with God, and focused on restoring others to relationship with Him.
You don’t need a title or a microphone to be in ministry. Just a heart willing to say yes.
The Sword of Suffering
Date: May 25, 2025
Scripture: 1 Peter
Speaker: Ryan Taillon
Suffering isn’t something we seek out, but what if it’s a sword we’re meant to carry? In this message, we look at the crucifixion not just as a historical event, but as a model for walking through pain with purpose.
Jesus endured deep physical, emotional, and spiritual agony. And yet, He showed us how to face heartbreak, silence, and struggle with honesty, courage, and trust in the Father.
Your pain isn’t wasted. And you’re never alone in it.
The Gospel According to Job – Part IV
Date: May 18, 2025
Scripture: Job 38–42
Speaker: Dennis Smith
Job wrestles with grief, despair, and confusion, even questioning God’s justice. But instead of condemning him, the Lord responds with presence and truth.
This message unpacks how misapplied truth can wound, how even the righteous can accuse, and how God's questions lead us back to reverence.
Through it all, we’re reminded: this isn’t just a story of suffering, it’s an invitation to surrender, and a call to walk in redemption.
The Gospel According to Job – Part III
Date: May 18, 2025
Scripture: Job 3-31
Speaker: Dennis Smith
Job’s suffering drives him into despair, and it begins to twist his view of God. But even then, the Lord doesn’t abandon him.
In this message, we explore how grief can distort our perspective, and how Christ, our Mediator, steps in with mercy and clarity.
It’s not just a story about suffering, it’s a story about redemption.
The Gospel According to Job – Part II
Date: May 11, 2025
Scripture: Job 3–31
Speaker: Dennis Smith
Job’s friends start out as comforters, but end up becoming accusers. This message uncovers how false comfort, wrong spiritual sources, and religious judgment can do real damage. We’re called to be ministers of reconciliation, gentle, Spirit-led, and rooted in both truth and love.
The Gospel According to Job – Part I
Date: May 4, 2025
Scripture: Job 1–2
Speaker: Dennis Smith
Satan’s question. “Does Job fear God for nothing?” This sets the stage for Job’s trial. In this message, we explore how suffering reveals what our faith is really built on, and how Scripture always testifies to God’s character, points to Christ, and brings revelation through the Spirit.