Week 2: Spending Isn’t StewardingWhat if the greatest threat to multiplication isn’t poverty—but waste?Jesus never warned about having too little. He warned about being unfaithful with what we’ve already been given. In Week 2 of Multiply, we explore Luke 16:1–13 and discover that stewardship is more than making money—it’s managing God’s resources with wisdom and purpose. Because having more won’t fix what faithfulness never addressed.

Week 4: You Didn't Lose ItWhat happens when the fire doesn’t feel as strong as it used to?In the final message of the Rooted series, we look at Paul’s words to Timothy and discover a powerful truth: just because faith feels quiet doesn’t mean it’s gone. Through pressure, fear, and exhaustion, God is still able to strengthen, stir, and sustain what He planted in us.You didn’t lose it.

Week 3: Still StandingWhat you build your life on determines what holds when life hits.In Week 3 of Rooted, we look at Jesus’ teaching on the wise and foolish builders and discover a powerful truth—obedience determines endurance. When the storm comes, it doesn’t create weakness… it reveals it.

Week 2: Nothing Took RootWhy does faith start strong… but not last?In Week 2 of Rooted, we walk through the Parable of the Soils and uncover the real issue—it’s not the seed, it’s the soil. From hardened hearts to shallow faith to crowded lives, this message challenges us to examine what’s really happening beneath the surface.

Week 1: You Look AliveIt looked alive… until Jesus said it wasn’t.In this message from Revelation 3, we uncover how a strong reputation can hide a weak reality—and why God is calling us beyond appearance into something real, rooted, and alive.

Week 5: This Wasn't the End (Easter Sunday)The Cross looked like defeat.The Crown seemed out of reach.And the King… was silent.But Sunday was coming.In this final message of King, Cross, Crown, we step into the moment that changed everything. The grave couldn’t hold Him. The stone couldn’t stop Him. And death couldn’t defeat Him.What looked like the end…was the beginning of resurrection power.If you’ve ever felt buried by life…if you’ve ever wondered if God is still working…if you’ve ever stood in the silence between promise and breakthrough…this message will remind you:Jesus didn’t just rise—He rewrote the ending.And because He lives…your story isn’t over either.

Week 2: This Is What Obedience CostsObedience sounds simple—until it costs you something.In Week 2 of the series King. Cross. Crown., Jesus begins to reveal what following Him will truly require. After Peter declares that Jesus is the Messiah, Jesus immediately turns the conversation toward suffering, rejection, and sacrifice. The disciples were expecting victory and glory, but Jesus makes it clear that the road ahead leads first to the cross.In this message, we explore the difficult truth that real obedience often comes with a cost. Sometimes it means standing firm when others disagree. Sometimes it means surrendering our plans, our comfort, or even our reputation. But Jesus shows us that the path of obedience—even when it’s costly—is the path that ultimately leads to life.Because before the crown… there is the cross.

Week 1: You're Right...and Still WrongWho is Jesus—really?When Jesus asked His disciples that question, Peter answered with confidence: “You are the Christ of God.” He was right… but he still didn’t fully understand what that meant.In the opening message of the Easter series King. Cross. Crown., we explore a moment where the disciples correctly recognized Jesus as the Messiah but misunderstood the path He came to walk. Instead of a crown and a throne, Jesus revealed that suffering, rejection, and the cross were ahead.And then He did something even more surprising—He invited His followers to walk that road with Him.This message challenges us to consider what it truly means to follow Jesus: denying ourselves, taking up our cross daily, and discovering that in God’s kingdom we sometimes have to lose in order to gain.Because the King we follow carried a cross before He ever wore the crown.

Week 3: A Heart SurgerySome hearts don’t just drift—they break. Over time, pain, regret, and disappointment can harden what was meant to stay soft. We learn to protect ourselves, to numb what hurts, and to carry weight we were never meant to carry.In Week 3 of Guard Your Heart, we explore God’s promise not to simply repair what’s damaged, but to replace it. Through the story of Scripture, we’re reminded that a broken heart cannot heal itself—but it can be made new.

Week 2: When Desire Takes the ThroneDesire rarely feels dangerous at first. It starts small—just a glance, a thought, a moment that lingers. But what we return to slowly shapes our direction.In this message from Guard Your Heart, we explore how unchecked desire can move from the edges of our lives to the center—and what it means to guard what matters most.Scripture: 2 Samuel 11:1–27 (ESV)