Pastor Aaron ends the Genuine series by talking about the difficult calling of loving one another and what that means.

In this message, Kelton Forbes, delivers the message in our Genuine series. Can we as Christian's walk in the wrong motive? Let's examine the words of Christ in Matthew 6.

The cost is high, but christ is worth it. Are you willing to give up everything for Jesus?

In this message Pastor Aaron shares about Jesus walking into the temple in Jerusalem and turning over the tables in the temple. Are there common theme's that we still do today? Listen in to this message.

In this message, Pastor Aaron shares the story of Jesus feeding the 5,000. We see some things going on behind the scenes. Jesus is grieving the loss of a friend, John the Baptist, and still took time to minister to others.

Nathan kicks off our new series with a message out of John 15. He speaks to the need of having a faith that produces fruit.

Mary speaks about how we can let go so that we can truly live.

Confusion is a strange kind of spiritual weather. One day you’re sure God is working, and the next you’re staring at your life thinking, I don’t know what to believe. We lean into that tension through Luke 24:13–35, the Road to Emmaus, where two disciples walk away crushed by what they saw at the cross and unsure what to do with the news of a risen Jesus. The surprise is that Jesus doesn’t wait for them to “get it together” first, he shows up and walks with them while they’re still disappointed.

As we unpack the story, we talk about why God sometimes feels hidden, how doubt can expose what we actually hoped for, and how Jesus patiently corrects our understanding through Scripture. We connect the disciples’ confusion to our everyday struggles like loss, pain, and unmet expectations, and we challenge the modern habit of chasing quick spiritual fixes. Real Christian faith grows through disciplined Bible reading and prayer, because the Word of God is living and powerful, and it has a way of reigniting a cold heart.

The moment everything changes is not just information, it’s fellowship. When Jesus breaks bread at the table, their eyes open. That becomes the invitation for us too: let Jesus into the ordinary spaces of your life, not only a Sunday service, and let him bring clarity where you’ve been stuck. If you’re hungry for deeper spiritual growth, biblical truth, and a faith that holds up under pressure, this message will help you take a next step.

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