The Book of Hebrews: Christ, Outside the Gate ~ Hebrews 13:10–16

Timeless: The Search for Happiness ~ Psalm 1

Psalm 1 opens with a bold claim: real happiness is possible. Yet experience tells us it’s far more elusive than we expected. While we assume happiness comes through circumstances or achievement, this psalm exposes a deeper reality—happiness is rooted, not received. Like a tree planted by streams of water, the good life is formed by what we are anchored in, not what happens around us. This passage invites us to examine where our lives are truly rooted and whether what we trust can actually sustain us. True happiness is not found in what happens to you, but in what you are rooted in.

Youth Missions Sunday

Youth Pastor Gabe Clift delivers the sermon, with testimonies and stories from the Youth Mission Team to Orlando!

Craig Broek - The Table Ministry ~ John 14:15-21

Craig Broek - The Table Ministry ~ John 14:15-21

Peace be Still ~ Mark 4:35-41

As the storm rages on the sea, Jesus reveals himself in three striking ways: the rebuking Jesus, who rules over chaos with a word; the sleeping Jesus, who sometimes seems silent while the storm grows; and the questioning Jesus, who calls fearful disciples to trust what they already know about him. This miracle reminds us that faith is not denying the storm, but remembering who is in the boat. And ultimately, it points to the greater storm Jesus endured at the cross so his people would never be swept away. The One who rules the storm can be trusted even when he seems silent within it.

The Book of Hebrews: Christ Is Enough for the Journey Ahead ~ Hebrews 4:14-16, 10:23-25, 12:1-2

This closing sermon in our series through the Epistle to the Hebrews focuses on the book’s final call to shared perseverance. Throughout Hebrews, believers are reminded that faith is not sustained in isolation, but through holding fast to Christ, strengthening one another, and running with endurance toward the hope set before us. Centered around passages such as Hebrews 4:14-16, Hebrews 10:23-25, and Hebrews 12:1-2, the sermon emphasizes Christ’s sufficiency to sustain His people together through encouragement, accountability, worship, and enduring faith.