This week, Alec continues the More Than a Big Fish series by diving into Jonah Chapter 2. From inside the belly of the fish, Jonah shifts his perspective and realizes that what felt like punishment was actually God’s provision. This message challenges students to recognize how God provides even in uncomfortable or unexpected situations, how He meets us when everything else is stripped away, and why turning back to Him is never too late. Through Jonah’s prayer, students are reminded that salvation comes from the Lord alone - and no matter how far they feel from God, He is always ready to rescue, restore, and renew.

This week, Alec dives into Jonah Chapter 1 to challenge students to think about how they respond to God’s call. While most know Jonah for the giant fish, this message explores the bigger story: God gives each of us a path and a purpose, and our choices matter. Through Jonah’s flight from God, the storm at sea, and the unexpected rescue God provides, students are encouraged to examine their own hearts, hear God’s voice clearly, and take steps toward obedience, even when it’s difficult.

As we begin 2026, Alec challenges the idea of self-made change by reminding us that real transformation doesn’t happen without God at the center. Using Jesus’ teaching about new wine and new wineskins, this message shows why trying to carry old habits, mindsets, and patterns into a new season will always fall short. Through Scripture and practical application, students are encouraged to stop relying on their own strength and instead allow God to renew their hearts, prayers, and purpose for the year ahead.

In the final sermon of this series, Alec closes the God IS series by unpacking what it means for God to be our banner. When life feels overwhelming and battles come from every direction, it’s easy to fight in our own strength or lose sight of who we belong to. Through Scripture and real-life application, this message reminds students that victory doesn’t come from trying harder, but from standing under God’s authority, identity, and protection, trusting Him to fight the battles we were never meant to fight alone.

This week, Alec continues the God IS series by unpacking one powerful truth: God is our peace. In a generation overwhelmed by anxiety, depression, and constant noise, we look at Jehovah Shalom - the Lord who meets us with peace right where we are. Through Scripture and real-life application, this message shows how God’s peace isn’t temporary or circumstantial, but a perfect peace that guards our hearts and minds when we take authority over our thoughts and trust Him fully.

This week, Alec continues the God IS series by unpacking one powerful truth: God is our Healer. From Jehovah Rapha in Exodus to the healing ministry of Jesus and modern-day testimonies, this message reminds us that God’s healing power didn’t stop in the Bible - it’s still active today. If you’ve ever wondered whether God still heals physically, spiritually, and emotionally, this episode will challenge you to trust Him beyond your limits and believe that He is the same yesterday, today, and forever.

This week, we launch a brand-new series called God IS, exploring the unchanging character of God and how He moves in our lives. Alec breaks down three foundational truths: God is deeply personal, God is perfectly just, and God is unchanging - showing us why we can trust Him no matter what we face. If you’ve ever wondered how God works, what He thinks of you, or why His character matters, this episode lays the foundation for everything we'll learn in the weeks ahead.

This week, Alec wraps up the Unwavering Faith series with a powerful look at the life of Job - and what it teaches us about suffering, faithfulness, and the mystery of God’s plans. Through Job’s heartbreak, his friends’ accusations, and God’s thunderous response from the whirlwind, we learn that even when we don’t understand the “why,” God is still just, still sovereign, and still working all things together for good. If you’ve ever wrestled with pain, doubt, or the question “Why do bad things happen to good people?”, this episode will help you see the bigger picture and hold on to faith that never wavers.