In the final message of the church callings series, Mike unpacks what it means to be a witness: someone who tells the story of Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection. Looking at the Great Commission and Paul’s bold testimony before King Agrippa, he reminds us that witnessing is not about pressure or persuasion, but faithfully sharing what Jesus has done in our lives. As we go about our everyday lives, we are invited to tell the story of the resurrected King and trust God with the results.
continue readingThis message teaches that serving is not just about what we do, but the heart and motives behind why we do it. Looking at Acts 2, it highlights how the early church was devoted to God, generosity, community, prayer, and sharing the gospel. We are challenged to serve inside and outside the church with humility, surrender, and a desire to reflect Jesus to the world.
continue readingThis message calls the church to be “connectors” who intentionally build Christ-centered community rooted in the love of Jesus. Drawing from John 13 and Hebrews 10, it shows that our love for one another should reflect the gospel, encourage spiritual growth, and display Christ to the world. The sermon challenges everyone to move beyond superficial relationships, notice the disconnected, and pursue deeper Christian connection for all ages.
continue readingWhat does our desire for “what else?” reveal about our hearts? In this message, Drew explores biblical stewardship and the way money can either become a snare or a tool for God’s glory. Through 1 Timothy 6 and Matthew 6, we are invited to examine our cravings, practice contentment, and prayerfully align our resources with the kingdom of God.
continue readingWhat would change if we saw everything we have—our time, abilities, finances, and even each new day—as entrusted to us by God? In this message, we explore Jesus’ parable of the talents and the call to move from a “mine” mindset to a life of faithful stewardship. Rather than being motivated by guilt or fear, we are invited to see the goodness of the Master and use what He has given for His glory.
continue readingWhat does it mean to be a worshiper in everyday life? In this sermon, we explore Jesus’ teaching in John 15 and His invitation to abide in Him. Worship is more than music; it is a life of dependence, trust, obedience, and joy in the presence of God. As we begin looking at our callings as a church, we start where every calling must begin: abiding in Christ and living with Jesus greater than everything.
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