In John 5:1-15, Jesus meets a man who has lived with brokenness for years and asks a searching question: “Do you want to be made well?” This message invites us to bring our wounds, weariness, and longings to Jesus, trusting that his healing grace meets us right where we are… and calls us into new life in Him.

Surrounded by chaos, spiritual noise and rival powers, in Matthew 16, Jesus asks a defining question: “Who do you say that I am?” This message from Caesarea Philippi explores why that question still matters... and how it leads from panic to purpose in Christ.

In Matthew 7:1-5, Jesus asks two challenging questions about specks and planks. He invites us to look inward before we judge and point outward. This message explores our tendency to magnify others’ faults while minimizing our own. Through grace and humility, we are called to self-examination, repentance, and gospel-shaped relationships: a timely word for polarized hearts longing for healing.

What are you really seeking? In this week’s sermon, which kicks off our new preaching series, we dive into the very first question Jesus asked in the Gospel of John: “What are you seeking?” (John 1:38). It’s a question that goes beneath the surface: challenging our motives, our desires, and what we’re truly anchoring our lives to. Join us as we explore why the promises of this world are sinking sand, and what it looks like to anchor our lives in Christ alone.

In this message, Elder Ebuka breaks down the true meaning of biblical hospitality: love toward the stranger, modeled perfectly in the ministry of Jesus. Drawing from Matthew 25, we dive into why caring for “the least of these” is inseparable from following Christ. You’ll hear how real hospitality flows from God’s grace, how it meets people right in their burdens, and how simple acts of kindness can become powerful expressions of the gospel. Join us as we rediscover hospitality not just as a practice, but as a calling that shapes our homes and our communities.

The Gift of Intercession,” we see how God graciously invites His people into the work of Christ, standing in the gap for others through prayer. Rooted in Scripture and empowered by the Spirit, intercession becomes a sharing in Jesus’ ministry of prayer. This message calls us to intercede and pray with gospel-shaped faith, trusting God to move mightily in the lives of our neighbors, our community, and across the globe.

In this week’s message, Pastor Brad invites us to rediscover the beauty and power of the spiritual gift of faith: not just as belief, but as the Spirit-given gift that moves mountains. Drawing from Hebrews 11, Mark 9, and stories of Madison’s own journey, we’re reminded that faith is confidence in what we hope for and assurance in what we cannot see. Whether you feel full of faith or are praying, “Lord, help my unbelief,” this episode calls us to walk by faith in Christ trusting the One who has carried us this far.

Pastor Dave Beelen shares a powerful message on the gift of courage: standing firm, speaking truth, and living faithfully even when the cost is high. True courage, he reminds us, is grounded in God’s presence, the promise of the gospel, and the strength of community. Learn what courage looks like in a follower of Christ, what hinders it, and how to cultivate a gospel-fueled courage in daily life.