Why We Reject What We Need Most | Ben Young

Spiritual Formation| Ben Young

Life doesn't always make sense in the moment. Disappointments, unanswered questions, and unexpected detours can leave us wondering how the pieces fit together. See how God works through every season to reveal His purpose, strengthen our faith, and remind us that He never loses sight of the bigger picture.

Eric Metaxas

What makes a nation truly free? Guest speaker Eric Metaxas shares a compelling message as America celebrates its 250th anniversary, exploring why many of the Founding Fathers believed liberty could never be separated from faith in God. Looking at history through the lens of Scripture, Eric challenges believers to consider what it means to live faithfully in a free society—and why personal repentance, humility, and trust in God still matter today.

Stress & Worry

Stress, worry, and anxiety can quietly take over before we even realize it. In this message, Ben Young looks at Jesus' Parable of the Sower and shows how the pressures of everyday life can crowd out our peace.  Discover how Jesus invites us to stop carrying everything on our own and find rest, freedom, and lasting peace in Him.

Rocky | Ben Young

Life can feel like one test after another. A difficult diagnosis. Financial uncertainty. Relationship struggles. Temptation that won't go away. Grief that refuses to leave. In this message from Luke 8, discover how God uses life's tests to reveal the depth of our roots and grow our faith. Jesus' Parable of the Sower reminds us that trials don't create our roots—they reveal them.

Why We Reject What We Need Most | Ben Young

People reject good advice. They push away people who care about them. They resist change. Sometimes they even resist God. Why? In Luke 8, Jesus tells a story that helps explain why some hearts stay closed while others are transformed. In this message, Ben Young explores one of Jesus' most well-known parables—the Parable of the Sower. Jesus compares God's truth to seed and our hearts to different kinds of soil. Some hearts are open. Some become hardened over time. And some are ready to grow. Whether you're wondering why someone you love seems far from God, struggling with your own spiritual growth, or simply trying to understand why change can be so difficult, this message offers hope. Because no heart is beyond God's reach.