Justice Is Essential to God’s Heart | Heather Wilford | Exodus 34:6–7

Can You Trust Jesus Without All the Answers?

Following Jesus doesn't mean you'll always understand what He's doing, but it does mean you can trust Him. In John 9, we follow the story of a man born blind whose encounter with Jesus transforms both his sight and his faith. Along the way, we learn to trust Jesus when life doesn't make sense, when faith raises more questions than answers, and until we see Him clearly. Whether you're walking through confusion, waiting for answers, or wrestling with doubt, this message will encourage you to keep trusting the One who sees what you cannot.

The Battle Only God Can Win | Pastor Nate Hayden | Exodus 14

Exodus 14 reminds us that salvation is not something we achieve, it’s a battle only God can win. As Israel stood trapped between Pharaoh’s army and the Red Sea, they faced the same struggles we often do today: evil doesn’t let go easily, fear makes slavery look safe, and trusting God can feel impossible. But God’s command was simple, stand still and watch Him fight. This message explores how God alone makes a way where there seems to be no way and why true salvation always depends on His power, not ours.

Every Heart Needs Jesus | Pastor Nate Hayden | Acts 9:1-19

Saul’s conversion is one of the most powerful stories of transformation in the Bible. In Acts 9, we see that no one is beyond the reach of God’s grace. Saul’s encounter with Jesus reminds us that every person can be redeemed, every heart needs Jesus, every seeker needs a guide, and every disciple needs someone to walk with them. Whether you’re praying for someone who seems far from God or wondering if He can really change a life, this message is a powerful reminder that Jesus is still in the business of transforming hearts.

Are You Okay With God Loving Your Enemies? | Pastor Kevin Klingbiel | Jonah 1-4

The book of Jonah is about far more than a man swallowed by a great fish. It’s a story that confronts our hearts. Jonah resisted God’s mission because he couldn’t accept God’s mercy for his enemies. Yet throughout the story, God relentlessly pursues both rebellious sinners and reluctant prophets. This message explores three powerful truths: we resist God’s mission, God refuses to give up on people, and His grace exposes what’s really in our hearts. The question Jonah leaves us with is one we all must answer: Are you okay with God loving your enemies?

Run to Jesus | Tanner Morgan | Luke 15

In Luke 15, Jesus tells the story of a son who runs away, a father who runs toward him, and a brother who stays close but misses the Father's heart. Whether you've wandered far from God or have spent years around church without truly knowing Him, this parable is for you. The good news of the gospel is that you don't have to clean yourself up before you come home. The Father is already watching, waiting, and running toward those who turn to Him. This Father's Day message is an invitation to stop running from God and start running to Jesus.