What really happens after we die? In this message, Pastor Shane unpacks what the Bible says about heaven, the afterlife, and God’s eternal plan for His people.

Together we explore:

• What it means to be “absent from the body, present with the Lord” (2 Corinthians 5:6-8)

• The three judgments: Judgment of Faith, Great White Throne Judgment (Revelation 20:11-15), and the Judgment Seat of Christ

• How heaven and earth were created together and Eden as a place where heaven touched earth

• Why the church is meant to be a dwelling place for God’s presence

This message will help you see heaven not as a distant idea, but as the ultimate reality we’re called to live for — right now.

This message is drawn from the missionary journeys of Paul (Acts 9:15-16; Acts 13:1-5) to remind us of the vital call to endure in faith. Just as Paul pressed forward through suffering and setbacks, we too are called to persevere when life doesn’t match our expectations.

This message focuses on the urgency of missions, emphasizing the need to spread the Gospel with fervor and commitment. The key scripture, John 9:4, serves as a reminder of the limited time we have to fulfill God's work.

To welcome God’s fire daily, walk in intimacy with the Holy Spirit, and let our lives become a witness that draws others to Him. Revival comes when His fire consumes us and His glory shines through us.

We are challenged by Jesus’ words in Luke 14:26—that true discipleship requires loving Him above even family and our own life. What seems “impossible” for us is the very place God calls us to deeper surrender.

The fear of the Lord is not terror, but treasure. It’s the awe, reverence, and honor that keeps our hearts aligned with God’s holiness.

We are reminded of the danger of the Hezekiah Syndrome — becoming content with peace in our lifetime while forgetting future generations.

This message was a powerful reminder that revival begins with surrender. Not part of our lives, but all of it laid at the feet of Jesus. 

Faith isn’t about what we see in the natural — it’s about trusting the God who keeps His promises. Revival begins when we shift our perspective from obstacles to God’s power.

In this insightful message, Rebekah invites us to look beyond the present and into the promised thousand-year reign of Jesus Christ described in Revelation 20. Using the modern idea of “FOMO” — the fear of missing out — she challenges believers to live with spiritual anticipation, making sure we don’t miss what God is doing now or what He has promised for the future.

Drawing from prophetic scriptures in Revelation, Isaiah, Zechariah, Luke, and Ephesians, this teaching explores what life will be like when Christ rules the earth in perfect justice and peace. From the resurrection of the saints and global worship in Jerusalem to the renewal of the earth and the sobering reality of human choice, the Millennial Reign offers both breathtaking hope and important lessons for today.

Far from being an abstract prophecy, this future reality should stir our faith, anchor our hope, and call us to live ready for Christ’s return — so that when the King comes, we’ll be found with Him.

In this message from our All Things New series, we explore the awe-inspiring promise of the Millennial Reign of Christ found in Revelation 20. This thousand-year reign of Jesus on earth fulfills God’s promises, ushers in true justice and peace, and reveals His ultimate plan for creation. Discover what Scripture says about Christ’s victorious return, the role of believers in His kingdom, and the hope of a world transformed by His presence. This glimpse into our glorious future calls us to live with faith, worship, and expectation today.

In this powerful message, Pastor Shane unpacks the mystery and majesty of the Millennial Reign of Christ as described in Revelation 20. What does it mean for Jesus to reign on earth for a thousand years? What role will believers play? And how does this promise shape how we live today? Anchored in Revelation 20:1–10 and supported by prophetic passages from Isaiah and 1 Thessalonians, this teaching reveals a future of justice, healing, and global worship under the perfect leadership of Christ. Far from a distant idea, the millennium is a hope-filled reality for every follower of Jesus — a glimpse of heaven on earth. Come ready to grow in your understanding of God's redemptive plan and your place in it.

Rooted in Philippians 4, this message is a powerful reminder that joy is not based on circumstances, but anchored in God. Through a personal story of loss and healing, Pastor Brandon shares how joy and peace can endure even in deep sorrow — not by our own strength, but through the sustaining presence of the Holy Spirit. This sermon unpacks how to carry joy in every season by:

• Rejoicing in the Lord, always

• Bringing every need to God with thanksgiving

• Fixing our minds on what is true and praiseworthy

Whether you’re on a mountain or in a valley, this message will encourage you to choose joy, trust God's promises, and shine His goodness to the world.

In this message, Pastor Kevin Ross reminds us that God's heart still grieves over sin, injustice, and brokenness. The question is: Does ours?

We’re called to align our hearts with His—grieving over what grieves Him and allowing that grief to move us into prayer, repentance, and action.

“The Lord is close to the brokenhearted.” — Psalm 34:18

This post-Fourth of July message from Galatians 4 and 5 reminded us that true freedom is found only in Christ. Through His sacrifice, we are no longer slaves but sons and daughters of God, called to live by the Spirit and free from the bondage of legalism, fear, and striving. We celebrated powerful testimonies of God’s transforming work, including 190 salvations during a mission trip to Ecuador, highlighting that the Gospel is still setting people free today. The message challenged us to stand firm in the freedom Christ has given, reject the trap of legalism, and walk daily by the leading of the Holy Spirit. Freedom in Christ is not just something we receive—it’s a way of life we are called to live and share with others.

At Holy Spirit Night: Healing (Part 2), Pastor Shane led us through an inspiring time of teaching and prayer, focusing on how believers can pray for healing with both faith and authority. Drawing from Scripture, we learned that healing prayer often involves a dual approach: humbly asking God and then commanding healing in Jesus’ name—just as biblical figures like Moses, Elijah, Peter, and Jesus Himself demonstrated. Pastor Shane also emphasized the importance of perseverance in prayer, reminding us that delayed answers don’t mean denial and that we are called to pray persistently and in faith. The evening concluded with practical, hands-on steps for praying for healing, empowering believers to act as vessels of God's healing power while trusting in His will and timing. It was a night marked by faith, expectancy, and the tangible presence of the Holy Spirit.

This message dives into the sobering imagery of the seven bowls of God's wrath as seen in Revelation 15–16. Drawing parallels to the plagues of Egypt, these final judgments signal the de-creation of the world and the end of God's patience with unrepentant humanity. Through vivid signs—sores, blood, heat, darkness, and global upheaval—Scripture reminds us that the world is not our home, and a new creation awaits.

As we continue in our Tribulation Series, we explore Revelation 15—a pivotal chapter that unveils the seven bowls of God's wrath. This moment marks the culmination of divine judgment and the final wave of “de-creation,” as God begins to undo the world as we know it. We examine the prophetic structure of Revelation, the fall of Babylon the Great, and the spiritual call to overcome the Beast, his image, and his name. This sermon challenges believers to prepare for the end times with urgency—by treasuring Scripture, staying rooted in truth, embracing sacrifice, and rekindling a first-love passion for Christ. As we approach the end of days, God is calling His Church to wake up, stay watchful, and walk in revival. The time is now to be ready.