Spiritual Toughness - May 17, 2026 - Jacob Lundry

The Holy Heart - June 14, 2026 - Butch Riddle

In this sermon, “The Holy Heart,” we are reminded that prayer should not be our last resort but our first response. Looking at Matthew 22, 1 Peter 5, and Matthew 5, we see that a heart connected to God is marked by humility before Him and hunger for Him. When God becomes our first priority, His presence shapes our lives, our prayers, and our church.

Back to the Basics - Evangelism and Missions - June 7, 2026

As we wrap up our Back to the Basics series, we turn to the mission Jesus has given every believer: to share the gospel and make disciples. Looking at the book of Acts, we explore where the mission happens, who is responsible, why it matters, and how we can live with open eyes for everyday gospel opportunities—whether in Alaska or right where God has placed our feet.

Back to the Basics - The Church - May 31, 2026

What is the church? Is it a building, a service, or something more? In this message, we discover that the church is not a place we attend occasionally, but a people redeemed by Jesus, devoted to one another, and sent on mission together. Join us as we explore God’s design for His church and our role in being more than spectators—becoming active participants in the family of God.

Back to the Basics - Salvation - May 24, 2026

In this message from our “Back to the Basics” series, we dive into the truth about salvation through Ephesians 2:1–10. We’ll discover why salvation is needed, how it’s available through Jesus alone, and the purpose God has for those He saves. You can’t jump far enough, work hard enough, or be good enough to save yourself—but Jesus did for us what we could never do for ourselves.

Spiritual Toughness - May 17, 2026 - Jacob Lundry

Guest speaker Jacob Lundry brings a powerful message on spiritual toughness—challenging believers to stand firm in their faith, trust God through pressure, and keep moving forward when life gets difficult. This encouraging sermon will remind you that spiritual strength isn’t built in comfort, but through surrender, endurance, and dependence on Christ.