When God Cuts Something Off | Matt Makar

What is the good life? | Rev. Nick Audas

Every person is searching for the good life. Continuing our Sermon Series in the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus answers that question in a way that challenges every worldly definition of success. Through poverty of spirit, mourning, meekness, mercy, purity of heart, and peacemaking, Jesus reveals that true blessedness is found in proximity to Him and participation in His kingdom.

Sermon on the Mount Lifestyle | Matt Makar

Every few generations, someone rediscovers the Sermon on the Mount, believes it, lives it out, and changes the world. In this message, Matt introduces a series on the greatest sermon ever preached, Jesus’ Sermon on the mount. He focuses on what it means that Jesus comes not to abolish the Law but to fulfill it.

The Trinity — The Catalyst of Worship | Matt Makar

The Trinity is at the very foundation of how Christians worship and Who Christians worship. In this message, Matt breaks down this often confusing doctrine.

Come Holy Spirit | Rev. Nick Audas

What if the fullness of the Spirit isn’t reserved for spiritual experts, but is God’s invitation for every believer? On Pentecost, we wrestle with the tension many believers feel: longing for the fullness of the Holy Spirit while often feeling uncertain how to walk in His power. Looking at Acts 1–2 and John 14, this sermon explores four postures for receiving all Jesus has for us—preparation, people, posture, and power—and reminds us that understanding the Spirit perfectly is not a prerequisite for experiencing His transforming presence.

The Secret Heart of God | Rev. Nick Audas

What do we need most when we’re living between promise and fulfillment? In John 17, Jesus doesn’t give the disciples explanations—He gives them revelation. As we listen in on Jesus’ prayer to the Father, we discover the heart of God toward us: glory, life, grace, protection, and intercession. This message is an invitation to move beyond merely knowing about Jesus into deep communion with Him.