We should pray for others because it is one of the most simple, yet powerful things we have the privilege of doing. Watch this message from Senior Pastor Marty Grubbs to learn more about the importance of praying for one another.

Before Jesus’ crucifixion, he told his disciples, “So now I am giving you a new commandment: Love each other.” If Jesus loved others so well, why can it be so hard for us to love others at all? Watch this message from Senior Pastor Marty Grubbs to learn more about Jesus’ command to love one another.

Senior Pastor Marty Grubbs talks about Joseph and how his character attributes made a way for Jesus.

Senior Pastor Marty Grubbs
December 24, 2022

Merry Christmas! Let's worship together with this service where we celebrate the birth of our savior, Jesus Christ.

This week, Senior Pastor Marty Grubbs, continued in our new series, Fruit of the Spirit, focusing on joy. He presented this biblical definition of joy: a feeling of good pleasure and happiness that is dependent on who Jesus is rather than on who we are or what is happening around us. Joy comes fr...

This week, Senior Pastor Marty Grubbs, continued in our series, Fruit of the Spirit, focusing on peace. As followers of Jesus we have been gifted the Holy Spirit, and when we abide in him, we have peace, and we can be peacemakers. Peace is bigger than the absence of conflict or war. In the Bible,...

This week, Senior Pastor Marty Grubbs, continued in our series, Fruit of the Spirit, focusing on patience. The deeper your faith, the more patience you have for others. But what is patience? How do you get it? And what gets in the way of it?

Patience is:
• Waiting without complaint.
• Toleranc...

This week Senior Pastor Marty Grubbs continued in the Fruit of the Spirit series, focusing on goodness. All goodness comes from the goodness of God. Goodness is an inner quality; it is kindness in action. Goodness is defined as a deliberate preference of right over wrong—a deliberate resistance o...

Gentleness means choosing to give up the right to be right. This choice can lead our actions and conversations to overflow with humility and love for others. How can we be gentle when it’s hard? Watch this message from Senior Pastor Marty Grubbs to find out.

This week Senior Pastor Marty Grubbs kicked off a new series, Radical: Stop Playing it Safe. It’s time for us to do some evaluation. How deep is our commitment to the message of Jesus? From the book of Acts, Marty reminded us what the church was designed to be. Gathering together, giving generous...

This week Senior Pastor Marty Grubbs continued in our series, Radical: Stop Playing It Safe, with a focus on radical community. While we do have a personal relationship with God, we are called to be part of the kingdom of God, part of a community. Five components make up a radical church communit...

This week Senior Pastor Marty Grubbs continued in our series, Radical: Stop Playing It Safe, addressing radical faith that is displayed in the act of baptism.
Radical faith is:
• Not just believing, but boldly acting on it.
• Required when you make a decision to follow Jesus.

Baptism – a command...

This week Senior Pastor Marty Grubbs continued in our series, Radical: Stop Playing It Safe, with a message on the Lord’s Supper, or Communion. Taking part in Communion is one of two celebrations, or rituals, along with baptism, commanded by Jesus in the New Testament. Jesus gave us this beautifu...

This week Senior Pastor Marty Grubbs continued in our series, Radical: Stop Playing It Safe, with a message on the Holy Spirit. When Jesus left his disciples he promised to send an advocate to be in us to lead us in truth. The Holy Spirit is the third person of the trinity, equal in every way to ...

This week Senior Pastor Marty Grubbs gave the final sermon in the series Radical: Stop Playing It Safe with a message on radical prayer. Six short but daring prayers that, when God answers, will have enormous effect on your life—for the better. These prayers should have a place of priority in you...

This week Senior Pastor Marty Grubbs dove into Psalm 103 with a message on cultivating a heart of gratitude. In a beautiful list of who God is and what he does, Psalm 103 begins with “Let all that I am praise the LORD; with my whole heart, I will praise his holy name.” The psalm tells us this typ...

"This week Senior Pastor Marty Grubbs continued in our Summer in the Psalms series with a study of Psalm 1, which describes a path of choices which can lead to a blessed life. There are three obvious choices described in this psalm:
• We need to be careful where we sit, walk, or stand.
• Love God...

"“Real spiritual need and change, as we have emphasized, is on the inside, in the hidden area of the life that God sees and that we cannot even see in ourselves without his help.”
- Dallas Willard, Renovation of the Heart
This week, Senior Pastor Marty Grubbs, continued our series, Movementum, wi...

This week Senior Pastor Marty Grubbs kicked off our new series—Fearless: Finding Courage in God looking at a favorite text where the disciples find themselves in a precarious storm in the middle of a lake and are worried for their lives. Jesus is literally in the boat with them, and yet they are ...

"This week, Senior Pastor Marty Grubbs continued in our Fearless series, focusing on something that is prevalent in our culture today—the fear of missing out, or FOMO as it is called. This fear is most often based in insecurity and focusing on the wrong things. With social media presenting unreal...

"This week, Senior Pastor Marty Grubbs continued in our Fearless series with a story from the Old Testament when the Israelites were close to entering the Promised Land. Focusing on the wrong things, the Israelites feared the people before them and forgot what God had done for them in the past. G...

"This week Senior Pastor Marty Grubbs continued in our Fearless series and taught from the Old Testament text of Nehemiah. Relating this story to serenity, Marty recited the prayer that contradicts fear for so many: God, grant me the serenity to... ACCEPT the things I cannot change, COURAGE to ch...