On this Pentecost Sunday, Pastor David taught on the word "Pentecost" and why this is significant. From there, we discussed three key insights from Romans 8:9-11 about the Holy Spirit.

Why do we pray for others? If God is all-good and all-powerful, why does God need people to pray for others? Does it even matter? In this message, Pastor David dives into this and more.

When it comes to those who have hurt us, our anger-based natural desire is retribution. Jesus offers us a different way. One based on enemy love rather than hate and anger. In this message, Pastor David dives into praying for those we would rather not pray for.

In this teaching, Pastor Mark Archilla takes us through The Lord's Prayer, and encourages our community with a word on persistence.

In this message from our Prayer teaching series, Pastor David invites us into a deeper relationship with God by embracing radical honesty in our prayer life. Drawing from the raw and unfiltered prayers of the Psalms, the book of Habakkuk, and the prayers of Jesus before his death, we challenge the idea that God only hears our polite, religious, happy prayers. Instead, we’re encouraged to bring our whole, unfiltered selves—our anger, our grief, our doubts, and our disappointments—before a God who desires real relationship with us. And real relationship requires honesty.

To begin our teaching series on prayer, Pastor David opens with the story of the disciples of Jesus praying and waiting in Acts 1. We then explore our experience of waiting in Romans 8:18-25.

A one-off message from Pastor David Beavis from John 10:1-18.

Pastor David Beavis preached on the story of the two disciples who encountered Jesus but didn't realize it till later (Luke 24:13-35). This is a fascinating story of hope that was dead, the surprise encounter with the Risen Christ, and the resurrected hope because of the resurrection of Jesus.