Set Free | Lessons in the Wilderness | Exdous 15: 22-27

Put Your Yes on the Table | Isaiah 6: 1-8

What happens when an ordinary person encounters the extraordinary holiness of God? In Isaiah 6, the prophet receives a life-changing vision of the Lord seated on His throne, high and lifted up. Confronted by God's greatness, holiness, and grace, Isaiah's response is simple yet powerful: “Here I am! Send me.” In this message, Pastor Kole Thomas walks through three truths that moved Isaiah to surrender his life to God's mission: God is in charge, God is holy, and God is forgiving. When we truly see God for who He is and remember what He has done for us through Christ, the only fitting response is to place our "yes" on the table and be willing to go wherever He calls and do whatever He asks. Join us as we discover what it means to live fully surrendered to God and His purposes.

The New Covenant | Hebrews 8:6-13

What makes the New Covenant better than the Old? In Hebrews 8:6–13, we see that Jesus is the mediator of a better covenant founded on better promises. While the Old Covenant revealed God’s holy standard, it could not change the human heart, provide a perfect priest, or fully remove sin. But through Christ, God accomplishes what the law could never do. In this message, we explore three incredible promises of the New Covenant: God writes His law on our hearts, brings us into a personal relationship with Himself, and provides complete forgiveness through the finished work of Jesus Christ. The tensions and promises of the Old Testament find their fulfillment in Christ, who reconciles sinners to God and gives new life through the power of the Holy Spirit. Join us as we discover how the New Covenant offers forgiveness, transformation, and the assurance that all of God’s promises are ours in Jesus.

Set Free | Should You Obey The Ten Commandments? | 20: 1-17

Should Christians obey the Ten Commandments? In this message, we examine the purpose of God's law and how it relates to believers under the New Covenant. Far from being outdated or burdensome, the Ten Commandments reveal our need for Christ, point us toward a life of obedience, and help us understand what it means to truly love God and love others.

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.