Remember Your Leaders | Christ is All Series

Conserving What It Means to Be Human Part 1 | Hold the Line

We are living in a society marked by deep moral confusion and spiritual decline. Therefore, we must hold the line of God’s truth in every sphere. But before we can speak faithfully to the issues of our day, we must adopt a thoroughly biblical understanding of the purpose for mankind, or we will not be able to faithfully navigate these complex issues. As we begin our new series, “Hold the Line,” Pastor Elijah Robertson turns to Genesis 1 to show that mankind was created for the high purpose of knowing and respond to our Creator, and commissioned to reflect His character in the world.

Peace For Your Troubled Soul

When Jesus’ disciples were deeply anxious in soul, He said to them, “Do not let your hearts be troubled, neither let them be afraid.” Yet how often we believers fail to take this command to heart, needlessly allowing our thoughts, feelings, and circumstances to stir up deep inner turmoil! In this very practical message, Pastor Beau Matzat considers Christ’s constant presence, His perfect knowledge, and His intimate care for His people, exhorting us to lay our anxieties before Him and receive the peace He gives.

The Blessing of Sanctifying Grace | Christ is All Series

Sunday sermon by Pastor Beau Matzat from May 31, 2026.

The Obedience of Trust | Christ is All Series

The command to obey your leaders in Hebrews 13:17 is clear. But this command comes with a lot of baggage in America. On the one hand, culture teaches us to despise authority. On the other, there is the reality that many leaders have used or abused their position. So how should we understand this command and embrace it in our lives?

Called to a Life of Worship | Christ is All Series

At the heart of ancient Judaism was the sacrificial system: the continual shedding of blood to atone for the guilt of the people. And at the heart of New Testament Christianity is also a sacrifice—not the blood of bulls and goats, but the precious blood of Christ. In this sermon from Hebrews 13, Pastor Elijah Robertson shows that because of this sacrifice, the believer is made able to offer their whole life in acceptable worship to God.