Redemption of All Things | Ty Metsker | April 26th, 2026

More Than Sundays | Chad Zueck | May 31st, 2026

“More Than Sunday,” we explore Acts 2:41–47 and discover how real faith moves beyond church attendance into transformed living, deep community, radical generosity, and everyday mission.

The Ignition Point | Chad Zueck | May 24th, 2026

What happens when ordinary people are filled with the power of God? In this message from Acts, discover how the Holy Spirit transforms the way we live, think, and face the future.

Don't Just Stand There | Chad Zueck | May 17th, 2026

In week one of our Acts series, Don’t Just Stand There, Pastor Chad explores Acts 1:1–11 and Jesus’ final words before His ascension. The early church wasn’t called to stand still in fear, confusion, or hesitation—they were empowered by the Holy Spirit to move, speak, and live on mission. This message challenges us to stop waiting for perfect timing and start obeying what God has already made clear. The mission is urgent, the Spirit is given, and Jesus still calls ordinary people to live sent every day.

Loyal Love | Chad Zueck | May 10th, 2026

In Loyal Love (Ruth 1:1–22), we see how God works through loss and uncertainty with a love that doesn’t quit. At the center is hesed—a loyal, self-giving love that moves toward others without asking, “What’s in it for me?” It’s the kind of love often seen in motherhood, but ultimately rooted in who God is. This message speaks to the pressure to perform for love. Whether you feel the weight of comparison, failure, or not being enough, Ruth reminds us that God’s love isn’t earned—it’s given. In Jesus, our Redeemer, your worth is already settled.

Restored and Recommissioned | Chad Zueck | May 3rd, 2026

In this powerful episode, Restored and Recommissioned, we step into John 21:15–25 and witness one of the most hope-filled comeback stories in Scripture—Peter’s restoration after failure. Speaking directly to the weight of shame, comparison, and the quiet belief that we’ve disqualified ourselves, this message reminds us that Jesus doesn’t discard broken people—He redirects them.