Pastor Justin walks through the consecration of Aaron as high priest, the garments, the sacrifices, and the ongoing purification required just to approach a holy God.

Pastor Jamin walks through the detailed instructions for the tabernacle in Exodus 25–27, showing how every piece — the ark, the table of bread, the lampstand, the altar — points to God's deep desire to dwell with his people.

Pastor Orlando walks through Exodus 24 and traces the pattern from Sinai all the way to the cross, where Jesus, the true mediator, sheds his own blood to seal a better covenant.

Pastor Jamin closes out the Walking With Jesus series with a challenge for our own busy, distracted lives: are you settled with your Savior, or distracted in your doing?

This message walks through Mark 10 and asks what it looks like to bring our real needs to Jesus without the shame or pride that keeps us silent.

Pastor Mark Siverling walks through Mark 5 with raw honesty about waiting for healing that hasn't come yet, sharing personal stories of loss and unexplained recovery alike.

As Jesus walks resolutely toward Jerusalem and the cross, two disciples ask him for seats of glory.

This message traces the sobering warning that follows, "how hard it is for the rich to enter the kingdom," and asks a question of every heart: what has taken the place Jesus alone should hold?

Jesus pulls up a chair at the table nobody expected him at: tax collectors and sinners, the people everyone else had written off.

Pastor Jesse walks through Matthew 8 and asks a piercing question: is your faith anchored in Jesus, or in how your circumstances are going?

After feeding the 5,000 and walking on water, Jesus turns to four very different responses from the crowd, and gives each one a "wonderful warning." Some want the benefits of Jesus without Jesus himself.

Pastor Jamin unpacks how this story points to a wholeness far bigger than physical healing — a wholeness rooted in Christ's perfect life, death, and resurrection, freely given to us.

When Jesus sends the disciples into a storm, he doesn't abandon them there. He comes walking toward them on the very water threatening their lives.

Kicking off a new series through the Gospels, this message looks at how Jesus called his first disciples, Philip and Nathaniel, in John 1.

Exodus 21 is one of the hardest passages to preach — a law about slavery, right after the Ten Commandments.

Pastor Orlando walks through Exodus 20, showing how the law reveals God's character, calls us to love him and our neighbor well, and ultimately exposes our need for someone who can keep it perfectly on our behalf.

Before God gives Israel the Ten Commandments, he does something first. He reminds them of their grace story.

No plagues, no parted seas... just a father-in-law's visit and some honest advice. But in Exodus 18, God shows how his grace flows through ordinary relationships.

When Amalek attacks Israel at their place of rest, God doesn't just give victory, he shows his people where their strength really comes from.

On Easter morning, we return to the empty tomb... the moment sorrow turned to joy and death was defeated by life. Walking through Matthew 28, this message traces the resurrection from the trembling guards and the angel's announcement to Christ's own words to His disciples: "Do not be afraid."