In a world full of hot takes and constant disagreement, it’s easy to get distracted by things that don’t really matter. This week we’ll look at how Scripture helps us focus on what’s essential—anchoring our faith in Jesus, building one another up, and staying united around our shared mission. When we stress the right things and let go of the rest, we become the kind of church that moves forward together. Speaker: Eric Torrence, Executive Pastor of Creative Expressions

Jesus describes God’s kingdom like a party—one that’s not for the insiders, but for those who feel left out or far from faith. This week, we’ll be reminded that church isn’t something we consume, but a celebration we help host. As we stretch outward with God’s heart for those who aren’t here yet, we get to play a part in throwing the kind of party that makes heaven rejoice. Speaker: Jeff Jones, Lead Pastor

When Jesus calls us to love others, it isn’t out of guilt or pressure—it’s an invitation to join the good He’s already doing. This week we’ll explore how to move from “here for me” or “here for guilt” to a “here for good” life that frees us from being the hero and empowers us to simply do for one what we wish we could do for all. Discover the joy of showing up with love, generosity, and courage right where God has placed you. Speaker: Ashlyn Stanley, Student Ministry Pastor

This week we kick off How We Roll by exploring one of the core values that shapes who we are as a church: We see beauty in diversity. Jesus chose a team that couldn’t have been more different—people with clashing backgrounds, beliefs, and stories—and then used them to change the world. This week we’ll see how following Him teaches us to look past labels, love beyond comfort, and recognize the beauty in the people around us… even the ones who challenge us most. Speaker: Ryan Leak, Teaching Pastor

Generosity sounds inspiring—until it’s time to make a plan. In a culture driven by fear and “more is better,” Jesus offers a better equation: give first, save wisely, and live freely. This week, discover the practical “strange math” that brings peace to your finances, joy to your giving, and purpose to every dollar. Speaker: Jeff Jones, Lead Pastor

Speaker: Jeff Jones, Lead Pastor

Before Peter preached to crowds or miracles filled the streets, someone had to make the introduction. Andrew was that someone. Known not for bold speeches but for simple invitations, Andrew quietly brought people to Jesus—his brother, a young boy with loaves and fish, even strangers from far away. This week, discover how one small invitation can change everything. Speaker: April Farmer, Guest Speaker

Why did Judas witness miracles but betray Jesus for a mere month’s wages? His world got shaken, which showed something about what was going on under the surface. So, what foundations are we building our own lives upon? No matter how stable life feels right now, discover what makes for an unshakable hope in a shaky, unpredictable world.  Speaker: Eric Torrence, Executive Pastor of Creative Expressions

We all wrestle with questions we can’t answer—and Thomas did too. His doubts didn’t push Jesus away; they drew him closer. In this message, discover how God meets us in our uncertainty, turning honest questions into deeper faith. Because doubt isn’t the end of belief—it can be the doorway to it. Speaker: Rey Diaz, Melissa Campus Pastor

In a world that told women to stay silent and small, Jesus shattered every boundary. He invited women to learn, lead, and be the first to proclaim the good news of the resurrection. This week, discover how Jesus’ radical inclusion forever changed history—and how his example still calls us to elevate and empower others today. Speaker: Jeff Jones, Lead Pastor

Can a hothead really become known for being loving without losing their fire? John, Jesus' follower, did. His story reveals a surprising truth about real transformation: God isn't about erasing who you are, but—through his radical love—helping you become who you're meant to be. Bring your rough edges and join the conversation. Speaker: Jeff Jones, Lead Pastor