Easter declares that Jesus has risen from the dead. What does that entail? What difference does it make? Pastor Stille answers those questions and more as he leads us to cherish the beauty of Easter!

The women who accompanied Jesus were the ones who went to anoint his body further on Sunday morning. Expecting to need to roll the stone away, they had some concerns, but what they found sent them on an emotional rollercoaster that ended with joy. Listen as Pastor Brent Stille preaches from Matthew 28:1-10

Nietzsche declared God dead and called it freedom. Matthew 27 shows us that God actually did die, on a Roman cross, and the result was nothing like Nietzsche imagined. Creation went dark. The earth shook. A sixty-foot curtain was ripped from top to bottom. And a Roman soldier responsible for the execution fell to his knees in worship. This Good Friday message walks through Matthew 27:45–54 and asks one question: what are you trusting to get you to God?

Praise is one of the hardest parts of prayer, not because God demands flattery, but because we do not know him well enough to say something specific. Psalm 100 shows us that honoring God in prayer begins with humility (he is God, and we are not), enters with reverence (we are approaching the throne room of the universe), and speaks to who he actually is: good, loving, and faithful. Pastor Brent Stille walks through what it looks like to move beyond vague praise and into the kind of prayer that declares back to God the truth we are learning about him.

The thing you are most proud of spiritually might be the thing keeping you from seeing Jesus clearly. Romans 3 says that boasting in self-righteousness has been escorted out of the building. No exceptions. Pastor Daniel Steeves walks through Paul's argument that the gospel strips every sinner of self-righteousness and replaces it with something infinitely better: the perfect righteousness of Christ, received by faith, contributed to by no one.

What does the Bible mean when it calls Jesus “the Lamb of God”?

In this communion message from Acts 8:26–40, Philip encounters the Ethiopian eunuch reading Isaiah 53, a prophecy describing a lamb led to the slaughter. Beginning with that passage, Philip explains how the Scriptures point to Jesus Christ and His saving work.

What does it mean for the love of God to abide in a person? Listen as Pastor Jeremy Mason (from Countryside Bible Church) preaches the Word!

What does it really mean to confess our sins to God? In this message from our series on prayer, we take a deep look at one of the most powerful prayers in the Bible: Psalm 51.

King David knew the weight of guilt. After devastating moral failure, he turned to God with raw honesty, and what he prayed teaches us everything we need to know about biblical confession. We walk through 17 verses of Psalm 51 and discover how David appealed to God's mercy, prayed for forgiveness and cleansing, acknowledged the depth of his sin, and asked God to restore his joy.