Messages
If you’re looking for some support in understanding scripture or need encouragement in your walk with Jesus, check out our Messages.
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May 17, 2026
Series: Acts: Proclaim
Speaker: Jared Seeland
Book: Acts
Being a faithful witness includes sharing stories of how God has worked! The message focused largely on the importance of people sharing their stories in Acts 11. Because of Peter sharing his story, the church in Jerusalem is willing to accept that […]
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May 3, 2026
Series: Acts: Proclaim
Speaker: Jared Seeland
Book: Acts
Saul begins as a violent enemy of the Church, driven by control, pride, and hatred, yet is interrupted by the presence of Christ in a moment that changes everything. At the same time, Ananias is called to step toward the very man […]
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April 26, 2026
Series: Acts: Proclaim
Speaker: Jared Seeland
Book: Acts
This message calls us to see obedience not as the absence of uncertainty, but often as walking straight into it. Philip’s encounter on the road to Gaza shows that God rarely gives a full roadmap, but often gives only the next faithful […]
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April 19, 2026
Series: Acts: Proclaim
Speaker: Jared Seeland
Book: Acts
This message explores how the early Church expanded beyond what felt natural, safe, and expected, following the Spirit into uncomfortable and unlikely places. Through persecution, God pushed believers beyond their circumstances, scattering them to spread the Gospel in ways they never would […]
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April 12, 2026
Series: Acts: Proclaim
Speaker: Jared Seeland
Book: Acts
Stephen’s life and death challenge us to rethink what true devotion to the Gospel looks like. While many say they would die for their faith, far fewer are willing to live for it in the ordinary, unseen moments of life. Stephen embodied […]
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April 5, 2026
Series: Easter 2026
Speaker: Jared Seeland
Book: John
Nicodemus has done everything “right” but it’s not enough. Using the story of the bronze serpent, Jesus shows that the problem is not just behavior but a deeper poison of sin that cannot be fixed through self-effort. The solution is not climbing […]



