Good News | Ephesians 2 : 1-10

Set Free | Who God Says You Are | Exodus 19 ; 1 Peter 2:4-9

Who are you, really? The world often defines us by our careers, relationships, accomplishments, failures, or even the struggles that have held us captive. But in Exodus 19, God gives His people a new identity after rescuing them from slavery, and through Jesus Christ, those same truths are applied to every believer today. In this message, Pastor Kole walks through Exodus 19 and 1 Peter 2 to show that God didn't simply set His people free from something. He set them apart for something. Discover what it means to be God's treasured possession, a royal priesthood, and a holy nation, and learn how your identity in Christ shapes the way you live, worship, and proclaim the gospel. Yahweh set you free to set you apart. The question is, do you believe who God says you are?

Good News | Ephesians 2 : 1-10

In this message through Epistle to the Ephesians 2:1–10, we are reminded that the gospel truly is good news for us. Before Christ, we were spiritually dead in our sin and unable to save ourselves — but God, rich in mercy and love, made us alive through Jesus Christ. Salvation is not something we earn through good works, but a gift of grace received through faith. And in Christ, we are not only forgiven, but transformed and called to walk in the good works God has prepared for us. Whether you are faithfully following Jesus, struggling in your walk, or hearing the gospel for the first time, this message is a reminder of the hope, mercy, and new life found in Christ alone.

How To Please Jesus In Your Work | Matthew 25: 14-30

In this sermon from Matthew 25:14–30, we are reminded that everything we have has been entrusted to us by Jesus, and one day we will stand before Him and give an account. Through the parable of the talents, we see the difference between faithful servants who worked for the glory of their Master and the servant who buried what he had been given out of fear and selfishness. This message challenges us to examine how we view Jesus, how we steward the responsibilities He has given us, and whether we are living and working with eternity in mind. No matter what role or responsibility God has entrusted to you, the goal is the same: to faithfully live for the applause of One and hear the words, “Well done, good and faithful servant.”

Set Free | God's People Prevail by God's Power | Exodus 17:8 - 18

In this message from Exodus 17–18, we see that God’s people prevail by God’s power as they labor together under the authority of His Word. Through Israel’s battle with Amalek and Jethro’s wise counsel to Moses, we are reminded that we were never meant to fight alone. This sermon explores what it means to depend on the Lord in seasons of weariness, proclaim His goodness in the middle of hardship, and share the burden of ministry with godly people around us. Even when the battle grows heavy, Christ intercedes for His people and strengthens them through biblical community.

Set Free | Walking in the Wilderness | Exodus 17:1-7

In this message from Exodus 17:1–7, we are reminded of a powerful truth for the Christian life: don’t put Christ to the test. As Israel journeyed through the wilderness, their response to hardship revealed a lack of trust in God’s provision, protection, and presence. Through their failure, we are given a warning and an invitation. Instead of demanding from God, we are called to humbly ask in faith. Instead of accusing God in difficult seasons, we are called to remember His promises. And instead of doubting His presence, we are called to trust that He is always with His people. This passage ultimately points us to Jesus Christ, the true Rock who was struck for us. Where Israel failed, Christ provides. Through Him, our deepest need is met, and we are invited to walk in faith even in the wilderness seasons of life. Listen as we learn how to trust God more deeply and follow Him faithfully, no matter where He leads.