Christmas isn’t just emotional—it’s powerful. Pastor Ben Young explores what it means to call Jesus our Mighty God. From Isaiah’s throne-room vision to stories of miraculous healing, you’ll see how encountering God's holiness humbles us, heals us, and sends us. Whether you're overwhelmed, grieving, or searching for strength, this message will remind you: the same God who holds the universe holds you.

In a world full of darkness, all we need is a sliver of light. In this Advent message, Pastor Ben Young reminds us that biblical hope isn’t wishful thinking—it’s confidence grounded in the resurrection and the return of Christ. Whether you’re in a season of celebration or sorrow, this message will help you find fresh strength to take the next step.

What do you do when darkness feels like your closest friend? In this message, Pastor Ben Young turns to Psalm 88—a passage that doesn’t tie things up with a neat bow—and shows how God meets us in the middle of our deepest struggles. Through the truth of John 1, we’re reminded that even when we can’t see it, the light of Christ still shines. Darkness may visit—but it never wins.

Christmas isn’t just a holiday—it’s unstoppable. In this thought-provoking message, Pastor Ben Young takes us from Plato’s Cave to John 1 to show why the birth of Jesus changes everything. The eternal Logos—the rational, personal God—stepped into our world to bring light into our darkness. No matter what tries to cancel it, the truth of Christmas keeps shining.

When we live our lives too distracted or hurried we can miss the God moments in life – those moments when God speaks to us through His creation. The fine tuning of nature, complexity of the human body, the stars and astronomy, the sciences all reveal what an amazing creative, intricate, detail-oriented, powerful God that we serve. How do we avoid missing our God moments?

What’s holding you back from what God’s calling you to do? In this bold New Year message, Pastor Ben Young challenges us to leave behind the most dangerous business of all—the excuse business—and step into the overcoming business with God. No matter your past, your fears, or your limitations, God is inviting you to move forward with Him. It’s time to stop making excuses and start living with purpose.

Ever feel like you’re just going through the motions—or maybe you’ve hit a ditch and don’t know how to get out? In this New Year message, Pastor Ben Young challenges us to step out of isolation and into authentic community. If you’re feeling stuck, spinning, or searching for purpose, this is your invitation to reconnect—with God, others, and the church family you were made for.

We all carry things that weigh us down—habits, thoughts, or hidden sins that keep us stuck. In this message, Pastor Ben Young walks through verses in Colossians 3 and asks the hard question: what do you need to get rid of? If you're ready to run your race with freedom, clarity, and purpose, this message will show you how to let go and move forward.

Ever feel like your life is spinning—like the wheels are coming off and you can’t stop it? In this message from Colossians 3, Pastor Ben Young shares what to do when you’re not in control (hint: you never really were). Learn how setting your focus on Christ—not your feelings—can anchor your heart with peace, purpose, and security.

What do you do when your faith feels like it’s gone up in flames? In this honest and deeply personal message, Pastor Ben Young shares his own journey through doubt, skepticism, and disappointment—and how he found solid ground again. If you’re struggling to believe, searching for answers, or ready to start fresh with God, this message is a powerful invitation to rebuild on a foundation that holds.

What do you do when your faith feels like it’s gone up in flames? In this honest and deeply personal message, Pastor Ben Young shares his own journey through doubt, skepticism, and disappointment—and how he found solid ground again. If you’re struggling to believe, searching for answers, or ready to start fresh with God, this message is a powerful invitation to rebuild on a foundation that holds.