Join preaching intern Barrett Starks as he begins a three-part series exploring the profound nature of God's love. In this lesson, we dive into the Hebrew concept of Hessed: a steadfast, covenantal love that remains faithful even in our seasons of silence, hardship, and wandering.

Easter Sunday 2026 was a special day. In the events of the morning we featured both English and Spanish singing, a Baby blessing for nine little ones, a presentation from our Youth Group, and a great group of our younger kids who helped present the morning's lesson.

Jesus is different than any other King. He chose to enter Jerusalem humbly, on a donkey rather than a warhorse. His humility challenges us to practice the same kind of mercy, wisdom, and longsuffering that mirrors his own.

What happens when a great leader is gone—but God’s work isn’t finished? In this message from Deuteronomy 18 and 34, we stand at the edge of Moses’ life and wrestle with a question every generation faces: who will lead us now? As Israel mourns the loss of their greatest prophet, God makes a stunning promise: a new prophet is coming, one who will speak with divine authority and must be listened to. Tracing this promise through Scripture to its fulfillment in Jesus, this sermon invites us into a deeply personal question: if Jesus truly is the prophet like Moses, are we actually listening to him? This message will challenge you not just to admire Jesus, but to let his voice shape your life in real, everyday decisions.

God provides healing when His people look up in trust. Jesus uses this image to show how His own lifting up brings life to the world.

Harvey Hearn shares about deep and abiding hope. What is hope? How does it work? How does it transform us? Give it a listen to learn more!

God dwells among His people in glory. In Jesus, that same glory takes on flesh and lives among us. The path that led to God's glory filling the tabernacle was the faithfulness of the people, each using the gifts God had given them for the betterment of the people of God.

While Moses meets with God, Israel turns to idols. Moses intercedes, pointing to the greater Mediator who stands in the gap for humanity.