In this week’s message in our series, Soil of the Supernatural, we explore what it means to live a life Watered by the Spirit. Jesus promises rivers of living water to all who believe in Him—a direct reference to the Holy Spirit flowing in and through our lives (John 7:37–39). But how do we stay in step with the Spirit and allow that water to nourish the soil of our souls?

Drawing from Galatians 5, this message calls us to walk by the Spirit—not by the flesh—so we can bear lasting fruit and thrive in the supernatural life God intends. When our hearts are daily saturated with His presence, transformation is inevitable.

💧 You can’t grow in the supernatural without the Spirit’s water. Let Him drench every dry place.

In the kickoff message of our new series Soil of the Supernatural, we dig into what it means to prepare our hearts for a life marked by the power and presence of God. Rooted in Galatians 2:20, this message challenges us to surrender our old ways of living so that Christ can fully live through us.

Just like a farmer must till the soil before a harvest, God invites us to break up the hard places in our hearts, remove what hinders growth, and create space for His Spirit to move. Preparing the Ground is about dying to self so we can fully come alive in Him.

🌱 Before God brings the supernatural harvest, He prepares the soil. Is your heart ready?

As we close out our Message Series, Worshipology, special guest Jeff Deyo—worship leader, author, and former frontman of Sonicflood—joins us to explore the freedom found in authentic worship. Grounded in the truth of 2 Corinthians 3:17 and John 8:36, this episode reminds us that where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom—and that freedom changes everything.

Jeff shares powerful insights on breaking free from performance-based worship, fear, and shame so we can encounter God with uninhibited joy and boldness. Worship is not about perfection—it’s about presence. And in His presence, we find true liberty.

🕊️ You were made to worship freely. Don’t settle for chains when Jesus already broke them.

In this vibrant message in our message series, Worshipology, we dive into what it means to worship God with freedom, passion, and full expression. Through the joyful call of Psalm 95 and the unashamed dance of King David in 2 Samuel 6, we’re reminded that worship isn’t meant to be muted—it’s meant to be alive.

God invites us to bring our whole selves before Him—voices lifted, hands raised, hearts open. Whether you're naturally expressive or more reserved, this message encourages you to step beyond comfort and into wholehearted praise.

💃 Worship isn’t a performance—it’s a response. Let joy lead the way.

As we continue our Message Series, Worshipology, Pastor Dave Martin unpacks the awe-inspiring truth found in Hebrews 12:28–29—that our God is a consuming fire, worthy of reverence and awe.

What does it look like to approach God with holy fear in a culture that often treats worship casually? Pastor Dave calls us back to the heart of worship: humble, grateful, and reverent before the majesty of a holy God.

Whether you're leading others or simply seeking to grow deeper in your personal worship, this message will realign your heart and renew your wonder.

🔥 Worship isn't just expressive—it's reverent. Let your worship reflect the weight and glory of the One you’re approaching.

As we kick off our Message Series, Worshipology, Pastor Josh Rutter challenges us to live and worship with purpose. Drawing from Colossians 3:16–17, we explore what it means to let the word of Christ dwell richly within us and how our everyday actions—whether word or deed—can become acts of intentional worship.

Whether you're leading worship on a platform or simply living out your faith in daily routines, this message reminds us that worship isn't confined to a moment—it's a lifestyle. Tune in and discover how intentionality transforms ordinary moments into sacred expressions of gratitude to God.

🕊️ Let your worship start with awareness, grow with intentionality, and flow into every part of your life.

What will your life leave behind? In this final message in The Pressure Cooker series, we take a deep look at The Pressure of Legacy—the weight we feel to live a life that matters and to finish well. Drawing from Psalm 112:6, which says “the righteous will be remembered forever,” and Paul’s final words in 2 Timothy 4:6–8, we’re reminded that legacy isn’t about perfection—it’s about faithfulness.

Paul’s declaration, “I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith,” points us to a life anchored in purpose and perseverance.

Join us as we explore how to live today in light of eternity—investing in what lasts, staying faithful under pressure, and leaving a legacy that honors Christ.

Listen in and ask yourself: What kind of legacy am I building with the life I’m living right now?

What if the pressure you're feeling isn’t meant to break you—but to grow you? In this next message of The Pressure Cooker message series, we tackle The Pressure of Temptation through the lens of 1 Corinthians 10:13. The apostle Paul reminds us that temptation is a universal experience—but so is God’s faithfulness. He promises that we’ll never face a temptation without a way out.

Temptation often shows up in moments of weakness, stress, or isolation, but God gives us the strength to stand firm when we feel like giving in.

Join us as we talk honestly about the daily struggle of temptation, and how to respond with faith, wisdom, and reliance on God's power.

Listen in and ask yourself: Am I looking for the way out—or giving in to the pressure?