Speaker: Jake Each

Speaker: Jake Each

Discover the deeper "why" behind proclaiming your faith in a world of distraction and difficulty. Drawing from 2 Corinthians, this message highlights how genuine devotion to God naturally results in speaking about Him. Overflowing with hope in Christ's resurrection, you'll find a boldness that extends God's grace to more people, bringing glory to Him in everyday conversations. Speaker: Michael Rhodes

Life's greatest purpose can often feel elusive, and many spend their days chasing dreams that lead to regret. Discover why true fulfillment isn't found in status or personal ambition but in something far more profound, even if it comes wrapped in hardship and sacrifice. The path might be narrow and difficult, but it leads to something eternally worth pursuing. Speaker: Jake Each

What are you known for? In 2 Corinthians 4, Paul reveals the true markers of a Christian life. From integrity in sharing the gospel to a servant-hearted ministry, these characteristics flow from a heart transformed by the mercy of God. Are these marks visible in your life, or has the light of the gospel been hidden? Speaker: Ian Crosby

When outward success masks spiritual emptiness, what does true transformation look like? Examining the difference between external appearances and inner spiritual renewal, 2 Corinthians 3 reveals that real change isn't about self-sufficiency but comes through the Spirit of God. The key to becoming more like Christ lies in beholding His glory, allowing His Spirit to shape and renew from the inside out. Speaker: Michael Rhodes

Explore the genuine marks of a Christian life through 2 Corinthians chapter two. This sermon examines the profound transformation required for authentic Christian living, beyond mere appearances. It challenges us to reflect Christ's sacrificial love and service, encouraging a faith that manifests in both deed and truth. Discover how true faith involves more than belief—it's about living out the Gospel's transformative power every day. Speaker: Jake Each

In the Christian life, we’re called to hold both truth and grace. While we take sin seriously, we must also extend forgiveness with the same urgency. This beautiful balance reflects the heart of the gospel—where repentance and reconciliation work together to strengthen our faith and bring unity to the church. As we live out this truth, we demonstrate the love and justice of Christ to one another and the world. Speaker: Jake Each

In the midst of challenges, we are called to follow Jesus's example—the most misunderstood person—who managed such situations with grace and truth. Speaker: Michael Rhodes

Reflecting on our cultural pursuit of comfort and status, we are reminded of the contrasting comfort offered by God through Christ—a comfort that is found not in avoiding suffering but in embracing it with faith. What does it look like to place your hope in God rather than the temporary comforts of this world? Speaker: Jake Each