Sometimes It Takes a Woman To Win It - Esther

Interview with Wesley Spargo

Join us as we interview our newest Associate Pastor Wesley Spargo.

Salt and Light of the World

What do coaching, salt, and a city on a hill have in common? This week in our “2K: The Sermon on the Mount” series, we’re diving into Jesus’ challenge to be the salt of the earth and the light of the world. In a culture quick to complain or hide, what does it look like to bring out the best in others and shine with hope? Join us as we explore how small, faithful actions can make a big difference.

Blessed Are Those Who...

Ever feel like life comes with too much fine print? Today we explore Jesus' revolutionary Sermon on the Mount. Turns out, true happiness isn't found in gift cards, high test scores, or the latest gadgets. It's found in living out God's kingdom values: • Humility • Compassion • Meekness • Justice • Mercy • Pure motives • Peacemaking Jesus offers us a life free from the world's false promises and hidden fees. He invites us into true blessing - a life lived fully in God's presence. Ready to trade in the world's fine print for God's good news? Join us as we begin our '2K: Sermon on the Mount' series. Let's discover together how Jesus leads us away from empty promises and into real, lasting joy!

Love Keeps No Record of Wrong

This week's episode is "Love Keeps No Record of Wrong," we'll study six simple words from 1 Corinthians 13:5. Highlighting the Greek term "agape," this conversation challenges believers to view love as a deliberate choice rather than mere emotion, urging them to desire the good of others without keeping a ledger of past wrongs. By understanding love as a divine, unconditional act, we are encouraged to transcend their instincts and embrace the transformative power of God’s love.

Sometimes It Takes a Woman To Win It - Esther

To close our series "Sometimes It Takes A Woman To Win It" we explore the inspiring story of Esther, a remarkable woman whose courage and determination saved her people during a time of great peril. Through her example, we are reminded that no one is "just-a" anything in the eyes of God; we are all fearfully and wonderfully made, with unique purposes and potentials. Just as Esther's bravery transformed her circumstances, we too can trust that God works through all things and all people. Join us as we delve into how God might be preparing you for such a time as this, turning life's challenges into opportunities for growth and impact.