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We all want to be loving people. But real people can be ungrateful, inconvenient, and hard to serve. So is it worth it?

In this message, Pastor Brandon Petty walks through the Good Samaritan in Luke 10:25–37. When an expert in religious law asked Jesus, "Who is my neighbor?" Jesus told a story that flipped the question: not "Who deserves my help?" but "Who will I be a neighbor to?"

You'll explore:
• Why love in practice is harder than love in our imagination
• How the overlooked Samaritan was the one who truly saw
• Why serving will often feel like losing, and why it's worth it
• Five practices for serving like Jesus: proximity, compassion, humility, consistency, and gratitude

As you watch, ask: Who is God inviting me to see this week, and what might it cost me to help?

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In this message from Pastor Brian Boyne, we explore what it means to become people of service through Jesus’ encounter with a man with leprosy in Matthew 8:1–4. Jesus meets the man’s unexpected interruption with compassion and willingness. His example invites us to become more available to the people God places in our path. Discover how ordinary moments can become opportunities to practice the way of Jesus where we live, work, and play.

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In this message, Pastor Brandon Petty explores Jesus’ teaching on servant leadership in Mark 10:35–45. Following Jesus means letting love move us to serve, because service is part of a transformed life, not an optional extra. From caring for neighbors to serving in the church, small acts can make a lasting difference in people’s lives. Discover how you can practice the way of Jesus by serving someone right where you are.

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In this message from Pastor Brandon Petty, we look at Moses’ final days and the wilderness seasons that challenge our expectations and teach us to trust God. Pastor Brandon reminds us that hardship, grief, and uncertainty can become part of our testimony rather than the end of our story. Through Jesus, we can find forgiveness, healing, and new life. Even when we can’t see where the journey is leading, knowing God makes the wilderness worth it.

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In this message from Pastor Brandon Petty, we look at Numbers 20 and the story of Moses under pressure. Pressure doesn’t create what’s in us—it reveals what’s already there, exposing where we place our trust when we face stress, grief, anger, loneliness, and exhaustion. Pastor Brandon challenges us to respond deeply rather than react desperately by paying attention to our emotional health, listening to the Holy Spirit, avoiding assumptions, and bringing what’s inside of us into the presence of God. Through the practice of the Prayer of Examen, we are invited to slow down, examine our hearts, repent, and allow God to form us into people who reflect Jesus even in moments of pressure.


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In this message from Pastor Brandon Petty, we continue our series Through the Wilderness by wrestling with the question: Do I really trust God? The wilderness is not simply the space between where we are and where we're going—it is where God forms us to trust Him, even when life is uncertain, painful, or lacking.

We’ll look at how God calls us to tear down the things we place our trust in, thank Him for our daily bread, and focus on transformation rather than destination. Ultimately, our trust bridges the gap between worship and worry as we learn to know God as both our Savior and our Sustainer.

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In this message from Robert Gilman, we look at the burning bush encounter and how God called Moses despite his doubts, struggles, and brokenness. God can use your story, your struggles, and even your past for His glory. Sometimes God meets us in our lowest moments to remind us that our brokenness does not disqualify us from His purpose. Allow God to do a great work in you so He can do a great work through you.

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What do you do when it feels like you're waiting on God and nothing is changing?

In Exodus 2, Moses enters a hidden season that lasts 40 years. What looked like an ordinary life in the wilderness was actually a season of preparation. God was forming Moses into the person he would need to become for what was ahead.

In this message, we discover that waiting isn't wasted when God is doing the forming.

We'll look at how God uses seasons of obscurity, ordinary responsibilities, and even frustration to develop our character and prepare us to participate in His purposes.

In this message:

• Why God is still working when you can't feel it
• What Moses' hidden years can teach us about waiting
• How God develops our character in obscurity
• Why faithfulness in ordinary things matters
• Finding our identity in God instead of our performance
• The difference between waiting and wasting a season
• How surrender changes the way we see our circumstances
• Why God forms us before He sends us
• How Moses' story ultimately points us to Jesus

Maybe you've been asking God, “When am I going to get out of this?”

What if a better question is:

“God, what do You want to develop in me through this?”

God is at work even while you're waiting.

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