June 7, 2026. In week four of Wind, Water, and Wings, we see the Holy Spirit through the imagery of the dove and God’s empowering presence. From creation to Jesus’ baptism and the birth of the early church, we see how the same Spirit that anointed Jesus now lives within His followers. Discover how the Holy Spirit empowers ordinary people to continue the ministry of Jesus—preaching good news, healing the brokenhearted, setting captives free, and bringing hope to the world.

May 31, 2026. In week three of Wind, Water, and Wings, we explore the Holy Spirit through the biblical imagery of living water. From the waters of creation in Genesis to Ezekiel’s vision of a life-giving river, Scripture reveals how God’s Spirit brings order to chaos, healing to brokenness, and life to places marked by death.

May 24, 2026

May 17, 2026. In week two of the Wind, Water, and Wings series, we explore the Holy Spirit as the very breath of God; the Ruach that brought creation to life, filled dry bones in Ezekiel’s vision, empowered Jesus’ ministry, and was poured out on believers at Pentecost.

May 10, 2026. A mother’s love will fight through anything. In this Mother's Day message, we explore the story of two mothers standing before King Solomon and discover what true sacrifice, spiritual warfare, and godly motherhood really look like. No matter your past or your mistakes, the King still hears your cry, and He can restore identity, purpose, and life.

May 3, 2026. What if there’s a gap between the life Jesus promised and the one you’re living? Today, we begin a series on the Holy Spirit by addressing a key truth: the Holy Spirit is not a force, but a Person. He is the very presence of God with us. From creation to Jesus to today, God’s desire has always been to dwell with His people.

March 26, 2026. Expectations shape how we see God, others, and even ourselves—but what happens when reality doesn’t match what we hoped for? In this powerful and thought-provoking sermon, we explore the tension between our expectations and God’s greater purpose.

April 19, 2026. In Matthew 13, Jesus shares two short parables about a hidden treasure and a pearl of great price. In both stories, the men who discover something priceless sell everything they have to obtain it. Jesus uses these illustrations to show that the Kingdom of Heaven is worth more than anything else in life—not just worth more than one thing, but worth more than everything.

April 12, 2026. In Gardens, week 3, we go back to Genesis into the Garden of Eden and the moment sin introduced shame, fear, and separation from God. Like Adam and Eve, we often try to cover our failures with “fig leaves” such as success, comparison, and good works. But those coverings never last. Today we will see howJesus removes our shame and clothes us in His righteousness. Stop hiding, stop pretending, and step into the grace and restoration God offers.