Sermons from February 2026

Ephesians 4:11-16 This Sunday, we’re walking through Ephesians 4:11-16, and we’re asking a simple but important question: “Why Church?”  Not “why a church” or “why this church,” but why the Church at all? Why God designed it, why He calls us into it, and why we can’t grow the way He intended without it. Paul gives us such a clear picture in Ephesians 4: the Church is the Body of Christ, built and held together by Him. Every single one of…

John 14:15–26; 16:7–15 This Sunday, we’ll explore the vital and ongoing ministry of the Holy Spirit in the life of every believer. Jesus promised His disciples that after His departure, the Spirit would come to dwell within them, bringing comfort, guidance, and truth.  In John 14 and 16, Jesus reveals that the Spirit indwells God’s people, teaches and reminds us of Christ’s words, convicts the world of sin, righteousness, and judgment, and ultimately glorifies Christ by pointing our hearts continually back to…

2 Timothy 3:16 This Sunday, we’ll explore Paul’s powerful reminder that all Scripture is God‑breathed and fully sufficient for every part of the Christian life. In a world full of shifting ideas and competing voices, God has given us an unchanging and trustworthy foundation in His Word. We must be grounded in this truth.  Join us as we consider how Scripture teaches, corrects, equips, and strengthens us to live faithfully in every season. 

Psalm 145 In his book The Knowledge of the Holy, A.W. Tozer wrote, “What comes into our minds when we think about God is the most important thing about us.” The longer I walk with God, the more I find this to be true. Last week, I unveiled our 2026 theme: G3 — Grounded. Growing. Going.  To fulfill our purpose as followers of Jesus and as a church, we must first be grounded in key truths. Over the coming weeks, we will…