What does it mean to be "hidden with Christ in God?" Pastor Dave invites us to consider how our daily choices create a life story that outlives us. Because authentic faith isn't about rigid rules or complete permissiveness, but about a transformative relationship with Christ that changes how we see ourselves and others.

CHAPTERS[00:00] - Welcome & Global Worship[01:03] - Summer Travels Update[02:10] - Hannah's Story[05:54] - Life's Limited Timeline[06:55] - Paul's Letters Context[07:36] - Christian Sacraments Explained[09:02] - Spiritual Death & Rebirth[10:32] - Engaging vs Separating Culture[11:49] - Hidden with Christ[14:16] - Relationship vs Rules[15:35] - Pastor's Holiness Background[19:16] - Greco-Roman Cultural Context[22:37] - Jesus's Patient Transformation[24:39] - Questions for Reflection[27:40] - Personal Testimony & Encouragement

Pastor Kyle Brooks explores the book of Hosea to reveal a profound truth: God is not primarily a judge or heavenly accountant, but a wildly passionate lover who is jealous for our hearts. Through the story of Hosea and Gomer, we discover that God's jealousy is rooted not in control but in pure love—a love so intense that He pursues us even when we turn away. Pastor Kyle challenges us to recognize how we prioritize other things over our relationship with God and invites us to experience the transformative power of being truly loved, even in our worst moments.

CHAPTERS

[00:00] - Introduction and Opening Prayer[02:03] - A College Love Story[05:33] - Hosea: The Biblical Soap Opera[07:14] - Gomer and the Symbolic Children[11:57] - God the Lover vs God the Accountant[16:56] - Understanding Divine Jealousy[21:51] - God's Radical Love[25:40] - Vision of Restoration[28:49] - Jesus: God's Ultimate Passion[31:42] - Communion and Closing Prayer

Today Pastor Rachel unpacks Colossians 1:15-20, revealing the supremacy and sufficiency of Christ in all things. Drawing from her personal experience with cancer and Saint Patrick's prayer, she explores how Jesus is present in creation, at the cross, and within His congregation. No matter what rivals compete for our attention or what brokenness we face, Jesus is enough—the visible image of the invisible God working in and through us as the Hope of Glory.

This morning, Pastor Josh explores the story of Naaman's healing from 2 Kings 5, revealing three types of people: those who meet God, those who miss God, and those who mirror God. Through Naaman's journey from pride to humility, we discover that sometimes our greatest spiritual transformation happens when we're at our most desperate—when "all we need is need."

CHAPTERS

[00:00] - Introduction[03:04] - Today's Passage[05:05] - The Ocean as an Antidote[08:03] - Meeting God Through Need[13:05] - Three Types of People in the Passage[14:16] - Naaman's Journey and Transformation[20:49] - Gehazi: Missing God Through Pride[24:37] - Being Healing Waters to Others[29:22] - Prayer and Conclusion

Pastor Dave explores a powerful prayer from Colossians 1 that beautifully captures the essence of our spiritual journey. Dave reveals how these six verses encompass the complete scope of our spiritual life: the goal of spiritual maturity, the divine help we need for patience and perseverance, and the big vision of living in God's "kingdom of marvelous light." He reminds us that we've been rescued from darkness into light—a light that naturally dispels darkness wherever we go.CHAPTERS[00:00] - Welcome and Opening Prayer[01:02] - Personal Updates from South Carolina[03:58] - Introduction to Colossians Prayer[05:34] - Prayer as Spiritual Foundation[08:42] - The Power of Prayer Blessings[12:41] - Three Parts of Spiritual Growth[15:17] - Patience and Perseverance[17:36] - The Kingdom of Light[21:06] - Light Overcomes Darkness[23:42] - Closing Benediction

Why do we forget God's faithfulness when we need to remember it most? In this morning’s sermon, Richard Gotthardt explores how we experience "pain-related amnesia" during difficult seasons of life. But remembering isn't just a mental exercise—it's a spiritual discipline woven throughout Scripture. When we remember God's covenant faithfulness, we're reminded that He is bigger than our circumstances, still good even when we can't see it, and will act again as He has before.

CHAPTERS

[00:00] - Introduction: The Problem of Forgetting[03:34] - Pain-Related Amnesia in Difficult Times[06:57] - Psalm's Strategy: Honestly Name Your Struggle[11:44] - Bringing Your Pain to God[16:19] - Intentionally Recall God's Faithfulness[20:30] - Feasts of Remembrance in Jewish Tradition[27:31] - Communion: Jesus' Call to Remember[29:00] - Why Remembering Matters[31:59] - Personal Story of Pain and Redemption[35:58] - Closing Prayer

What do we do when our faith is shaken to its core? Dave Peterson explores the story of Elijah's crisis of faith from 1 Kings 19. Despite being a spiritual powerhouse who had just witnessed God's dramatic victory, Elijah finds himself overwhelmed by fear and discouragement. Through this deeply human story, we discover that even the most devoted servants of God experience moments of profound doubt.

CHAPTERS

[00:00] - Welcome and Peace[00:34] - Return from Vacation[01:07] - Summer Sermon Series[02:08] - Theme of Discouragement[03:26] - Introduction to Elijah[04:56] - Elijah and John the Baptist[06:29] - Israel's Spiritual Crisis[07:59] - The God Standoff on Mount Carmel[09:40] - Jezebel's Threat[10:34] - Elijah's Crisis of Faith[12:30] - The Best and Worst of Religion[14:41] - Why God Doesn't Address the Real Problem[16:11] - Learning from Elijah's Crisis[18:52] - Hearing God's Whisper[19:59] - N.T. Wright on Redemption[21:37] - Invitation to Communion[23:05] - Communion Liturgy

"To love is to be vulnerable." In this Father's Day message, Pastor Pat Little concludes our series on the Prodigal Son by exploring the character of the father and what his extravagant, vulnerable love teaches us about God.

CHAPTERS[00:00] - Opening Prayer and Community Reflections[01:52] - Introduction to the Prodigal Son Series[03:48] - Personal Story: Lost Car Keys[05:19] - Recap of the Prodigal Son Parable[07:35] - The Vulnerability of Parenthood[09:47] - Love and Vulnerability[12:12] - God's Risk in Creating Humans[14:27] - God's Suffering Through Love[17:11] - God's Vulnerability and Human Agency[19:33] - The Father's Patient Waiting[22:28] - The Father's Extravagant Response[24:42] - God's Embarrassing Gratuity of Love[27:54] - Challenge to Men: Extravagant Love[29:40] - Closing Questions and Prayer