- May 24, 2026
- Pastor Brian Gobar
In this message, Pastor Brian unpacks the subtle cultural current, or aion, that constantly pressures believers to drift away from the truth of God’s Word. He challenges us to resist
In this message, Pastor Brian unpacks the subtle cultural current, or aion, that constantly pressures believers to drift away from the truth of God’s Word. He challenges us to resist
In this message, Pastor Brian emphasizes that the church is an essential environment where the faith engraved at home is reinforced through a community of believers. By choosing to be
In this Mother’s Day message, Pastor Brian kicks off the new series by examining the home as the primary place of influence where faith is either lived out or lost
This special service highlights the journey from parental dedication to personal decision, celebrating both the blessing of children and the public declaration of faith through baptism. By uniting with Christ
In this message, Pastor Brian Gobar explores how the resurrection is not just a historical event, but a present reality that imparts the “Zoe” life of God into our daily
He is Risen! This Easter service celebrates the hope and new life found in the resurrection of Jesus. Through His victory, we are reminded that what once seemed lost can
The Good Friday service, led by Pastor Brian Gobar, explores the profound significance of Jesus’ sacrifice and the redemption made possible through His death on the cross. It invites us
On Palm Sunday, we see a crowd celebrating a Savior they didn’t fully understand, while Jesus reveals a deeper truth—life comes through surrender. This message challenges us to embrace the
In the final message of the Things to Come series, Pastor Brian reminds us that our lives are part of a much bigger story that stretches beyond what we can
In Part 5 of Things to Come, Pastor Brian reminds us that the desire for “more” in life points to the God who created us for eternity and purpose. As
In Part 4 of Things to Come, Pastor Brian reminds us that in Christ we are never finished—justified, being sanctified, and moving toward glorification. As we live in the middle,