The Responsibility of a Child

Radical Commitment

Following God requires more than good intentions. It calls for wholehearted commitment. In the life of Elisha, we see a faith that refused to turn back, remained steadfast through every challenge, and trusted God every step of the way. In this sermon, Pastor Jeff challenges us to pursue a radical commitment to Christ through persistent obedience, a deeper hunger for His presence, unwavering focus on His calling, and bold faith in action. When we surrender everything to God, He shapes our lives for His purposes and uses us to make an eternal impact. Radical commitment is not about perfection. It is about faithfully following God wherever He leads.

The Leadership of a Father

Sunday sermon from June 21st, 2026. Pastor Jeff finishes our series "Family Matters" with a message about Biblical fatherhood.

The Purpose of Marriage

Sunday Sermon from June 14th, 2026. In this sermon pastor Jeff teaches on God's design for marriage.

The Legacy of a Grandparent

Grandparents have a unique opportunity to leave an impact that reaches far beyond their lifetime. Through everyday moments, shared experiences, and faithful examples, they help shape how future generations view life, faith, and even the process of growing older. This Sunday, Pastor Scott highlighted that godly grandparents do more than tell stories and make memories. They pass on wisdom, invest in the spiritual growth of their families, and point their grandchildren toward Christ. Through their love, encouragement, and example, they become generational disciple makers, blessing givers, and legacy builders. A faithful legacy is not measured by what we leave behind, but by the lives we influence for the glory of God.

The Role of a Church Family

The church is more than a place we attend. It is a family we belong to. Through Christ, we have been adopted into God’s family, united by the Holy Spirit, and brought together with believers from every background and walk of life.Pastor Jeff reminded us in this week’s message that God never intended for us to follow Him alone. As a church family, we are called to love one another, honor one another, share in each other’s joys and sorrows, carry burdens, and extend forgiveness just as Christ has forgiven us.When the church functions as God designed, no one has to walk through life alone. Together, we reflect the love of Christ and demonstrate the strength and beauty of His family.