This episode we’ll explore the story of the Samaritan woman at the well in John 4 and what it means to be fully known and fully loved by God. Many of us live with a quiet fear that if people really knew “everything we’ve ever done,” they would reject us—but Jesus steps across cultural lines, social stigma, and personal shame to meet this woman right where she is. Come hear how Christ does the same for us today, and how His example reshapes the way we see ourselves and others. It’s a hopeful, grace-filled message that will resonate with anyone who feels imperfect, disqualified, or on the margins—why not invite a friend who needs that encouragement?

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This week’s message, “Made in Heaven,” invites us to pause and ask an honest question: what is shaping our lives right now? Using the powerful image of the potter and the clay, this sermon explores how God forms, reshapes, and patiently works with us—personally and as a church—when we remain willing and teachable. In a rapidly changing world, this message aims to be both grounding and hopeful. Whether you’re new to faith, have walked with God for years, or are simply curious, “Made in Heaven” offers a timely reminder that we are not finished products, but lives still being lovingly formed. Come ready to reflect, listen, and be encouraged as we look toward the future together.

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Join Tom Young as he explores Jesus' powerful teaching in Matthew 25:31-46, the Parable of the Sheep and the Goats. Discover what it truly means to serve Christ by serving "the least of these" among us, and gain a deeper understanding of his call to radical compassion, justice, and love in our daily lives.

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Today as part of the "Charting Your Course" series, I’ll be sharing a message called “People of the Way” — a reminder of what it truly means to follow Jesus in today’s world. If you’ve ever felt like you don’t quite fit in, this one’s for you. I’d love for you to join us — and why not invite a friend or family member to come along? It might be just what they need. Let’s grow together as we discover how to walk in the way of Jesus with purpose, courage, and love.

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This week, you are invited to join Ralph du Plessis for the next installment of his inspiring series, "Charting Your Course: Mapping the Year with Clarity and Purpose." Together we’ll discover how to transform our spiritual journey with the message, "Disciples by Design," as we explore insights from 1 Corinthians 9:24-27. We'll learn how to be intentional in our walk of faith, setting purposeful goals and cultivating the spiritual discipline needed to grow closer to Christ. I encourage you to bring a friend or family member along as we embark on this meaningful path for spiritual growth in 2026 together!

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A new year brings new journeys. Are you "cruising to nowhere" with your faith? Jesus calls us to intentional transformation, not just religious activity. In Luke 9:57-62, He challenges three would-be followers with a powerful truth: following Him requires wholehearted commitment, no delays, and keeping our eyes fixed on Him alone.

How can you be intentional in your spiritual transformation this year? What will you look like at the end of the year? Will you look the same, or will you truly look more like Jesus?

The journey starts today.

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Christmas has come and gone, but what happens in the days after? Life doesn't pause—challenges continue, responsibilities return, and the world keeps turning. Yet for those who have encountered Jesus, it can never be "business as usual" again.

As we step into 2026, remember: God isn't just present in the mountaintop moments or special events. He's in the daily journey, working all things together for good (Romans 8:28). Every single day is an opportunity to see His goodness shining in and through us. The same God who brought you this far will lead you on.

Will you find God in the journey, not just the destination?

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We often think we need to earn God's approval, to be "good enough" before we can approach Him. But the Christmas story tells us something radically different.

Why did God send angels to announce Jesus' birth to shepherds? By worldly standards, they were completely unqualified. Yet God chose them.

Here's the beautiful truth: It wasn't the goodness of the shepherds that secured their invitation. It was the grace and love of God that warmly welcomed them into the most significant moment in history.

God's love makes the first move. While we were still sinners, Christ came for us. We don't have to clean ourselves up first. We don't have to reach some level of holiness. God has already extended His love to you.

Have you encountered this love? When the shepherds experienced it, they couldn't help but share it with everyone. That's what God's love does—it overflows.

You're not just an innocent bystander in the Christmas story. You're at the very heart of it.

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