Our assurance rests in Christ, who offers us a better possession—one that cannot be lost or taken away. Though early believers faced imprisonment and the loss of earthly goods, their hope remained firm in an eternal inheritance, crowned with gl...

The heavenly things required purification with better sacrifices—and Christ provided the ultimate one. His sacrifice surpasses all those under the old covenant, once and for all securing our redemption and access to God’s presence.Join ...

The covenant and ministry of Jesus are far better than the old. As our perfect High Priest, He mediates a new covenant that is built on better promises—not written on stone, but on our hearts.This new covenant offers what the old could ...

Jesus has established a better covenant—one that offers a greater promise: a secure, lasting relationship with God. Unlike the old covenant, which was temporary and external, this new covenant is written on our hearts and made possible through ...

Despite the warnings in Hebrews 6, we can remain confident of better things—promises and blessings that accompany salvation in Christ. Our hope is not wishful thinking; it’s anchored in God’s unchanging character and sealed by His unbr...

Join us to hear a message about being a witness for Christ in our everyday lives by Dr. Greg Okesson, visiting today from Asbury Theological Seminary.

While the Levitical priests in the Old Testament offered repeated sacrifices to atone for sin, their work was never complete. Jesus, however, offered Himself as the perfect and final sacrifice—once for all—securing eternal redemption for those ...

This Sunday, we’ll explore Hebrews 4:1–13 and discover how Jesus is the true rest our souls need. While the Sabbath pointed to rest, only Christ can fulfill it by offering us deep, lasting spiritual rest.Don’t miss this powerful reminde...

This Sunday, we’re diving into Hebrews 3:1–11 to explore why Jesus is worthy of greater honor than Moses. While Moses served faithfully as a servant in God’s house, Jesus is the Son—the builder and ruler over that house.Join us as we reflec...

This week, we continue our journey through Hebrews by focusing on Hebrews 2:5–18. While angels serve as messengers, Jesus is the Son—worshiped by angels and sovereign over all creation. We'll explore why His role is far greater and why it’s vit...

Join us this Sunday as we dive into Hebrews 1:1–4 and discover what sets Jesus apart. He is the appointed heir of all things, the Creator of the world, and the perfect radiance of God's glory. This powerful passage reveals why Jesus isn’t just ...

God positions His people with purpose. In every generation, God raises up people to stand in the gap. Like Esther, we are called to recognize the weight of our moment — to act in faith, even when fear is real — and to trust that God is working ...

God is raising a generation of messengers. Even in a world that increasingly resists God’s truth, He calls the young to speak with courage, conviction, and compassion. Just like Jeremiah, God appoints, equips, and sends. When He puts His words ...

This Sunday's series break, we reflect on Ezekiel 23:1–32—not to condemn, but to correct. Many have misunderstood the gospel, trading truth for imitation. God lovingly calls us back to a gospel of grace, holiness, and covenant relationship....

At Pentecost, the crowd asked, “What does this mean?” That question gave Peter a moment to speak — and through his voice, God’s message of salvation reached thousands.God’s mission draws the nations, but He uses human voices to proclaim...

On Pentecost, God didn’t just send power — He sent purpose. The Holy Spirit came with wind and fire, but the real miracle was the message: people from every nation heard the gospel in their own language.This was no accident. It w...

Hope isn't just something we hold onto—it’s something we are filled with andcalled to overflow into the lives of others. Romans 15 reminds us that the Churchis more than a gathering of individuals—it’s a unified body called to bear with...

True hope doesn't just comfort us—it compels us. It fuels a life of love, sacrifice,and service, even when it’s hard. Romans 12 calls us to present our bodies asliving sacrifices and to live transformed lives that overflow with sincere ...

In a world filled with uncertainty, suffering, and constant change, where can wetruly anchor our confidence? Romans 8 reminds us that our hope is not tied tofleeting circumstances or human promises—it’s anchored in eternity. Paul remind...

Hope is not just an emotion we feel when life is going well—it’s a deep, unshakable confidence that is formed and proven through difficulty. In this message, we’ll walk through Romans 5:1–11 and explore how our hope in God is not weakened by su...

Against all odds, Abraham believed — fully convinced of God's unshakable faithfulness. Unlike the world's fleeting promises, God's Word stands secure. Join us as we dive into the limitless power of His promises!

The tomb stands empty — not as a symbol of loss, but of victory. Jesus is risen; death could not hold Him. In His resurrection, we see the ultimate proclamation of the King’s authority, power, and glory. He is alive, reigning forever.May...

We reflect on Jesus, the warrior-king who triumphs not with might, but with humility. May this narrative of our Savior reshape our understanding of salvation and reorient our hearts to the kingdom He brings. Our Lord Jesus saved us so we will n...

The purpose of a biblical fast is more than just abstaining from food, but rather to gain deeper fellowship with God. By taking our eyes off the things of this world, we can focus our attention to Christ. Let’s redefine the view behind fasting ...

The power of prayer is not just in words but in the heart behind it — a declaration of faith. Jesus exemplifies a life of prayer, teaching us to approach God with sincerity, humility, and faith. Let's redefine the heart behind our prayers and f...