Vito Aiuto dives into Psalm 15 and shows how it connects to Jesus’ words in Luke 24 about reading the Bible with Him at the center. Psalm 15 sets a high bar for living on God’s holy hill. When we see we can’t reach it on our own, we also see three things about Jesus: He gives mercy, He stands as our mediator, and He grows us into the people we’re called to be.
Summers Psalms // Psalm 22 & 23
Moses Soyoola explores Psalms 22 and 23, inviting us to consider what it truly means to have a shepherd who ensures we lack nothing. Have we understood abundance the way God intends? When our definitions fall short, what are the consequences? Through scripture and personal reflection, this sermon challenges us to bring our honest emotions before God, and clear the way to pray the Truth we find in His Word.
Summer Psalms // Our Bodies
As disciples of Jesus, we’re called to love God and others with our whole selves: heart, mind, and body. But too often, the body gets left out of the conversation. Sexuality is the God-given desire to connect—spiritually, emotionally, psychologically, and physically—and it’s part of how we’re made to love. In this sermon, Jasmine Wood invites us to stop ignoring our desires and start bringing them—our full, embodied selves—home to God.
Summer Psalms // When You're Called to Something Big (Part 2)
Jasmine Wood shares the second half of a powerful message about being called to do great things and Psalm 84. Deep within all of us is a drive to live for something that matters. If left unchecked, that drive can lead us to seek recognition in the wrong places. But when surrendered to God, it becomes a force that propels us to greater heights and becomes a platform for His glory. You were created for something great. Go big!
Summer Psalms // Psalm 148
Vito Aiuto continues our Summer Psalms series with a look at Psalm 148, where all creation is called to praise the Lord. Praise isn’t always easy or natural, but it’s as vital as breath. What if the way to grow in it is simply to begin?
Summer Psalms // When You're Called to Something Great (Part 1)
What is your dream? In this message, Jasmine Wood opens with the words of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., reminding us that each of us carries a deep longing to do something great. Scripture doesn’t dismiss this desire. Instead, it invites us to redefine greatness in light of God’s heart. Through Psalm 84, we’ll explore what it truly means to pursue something big, and explore aligning our dreams with God’s purpose for more impact.
Summer Psalms // Psalm 42
Summer Psalms // Being Led By God
Summer Psalms // Reassurance
Jasmine Wood leads us in a new study on the book of Psalms, a collection of prayers and songs that move us closer to God. Beginning with Psalms 8 and 16, we explore God’s majesty, his desire to speak to us, and his trustworthy words. This Truth serves as our reassurance at all times.
Vision Sunday // The Practices of the Community of the Promise
The book of Acts offers a powerful glimpse into the early church; a community devoted to Jesus and to one another. It paints a beautiful vision of what the church can be. In this message, Vito Aiuto explores how we can move toward that vision today, while addressing the temptation to disengage when the church falls short of our expectations. At the heart of our own church is the most important ingredient every thriving church needs: a shared love for Jesus.
Jesus The Truth
In this message from Vito Aiuto, we learn Christians aren’t defined by claiming to have the truth, but by the belief that the Truth has us. We believe Jesus is the Truth—full of both grace and truth—and that he chose to dwell among us. As his followers, we are called to recognize the Truth, believe in it, and live in response to it.
The Grief and The Hope
Ephesians: A Blueprint for the Church // The Armor of God
Jasmine Wood concludes our Ephesians series with an encouraging message on the armor of God from Ephesians 6:10–24. Drawing from the story of David and Goliath, we’ll reflect on David’s willingness to live as a servant , and how spiritual awareness and preparation are only the beginning of the battle.
Ephesians: A Blueprint for the Church // Children & Slaves in the Kingdom of God
Vito Aiuto continues our series in Ephesians with a closer look at 6:1–9—a challenging passage that explores the relationships between children and parents, and between bondservants and masters. Paul’s words speak first to children, a role each of us shares, and to the church, which has been set free from slavery through Jesus—the one who came to serve as a slave to all.
Ephesians: A Blueprint for the Church // The Shape of Marriage and the Shape of the Gospel
Vito Aiuto continues our series on Ephesians with a closer look at marriage as a reflection of how Jesus loves the Church. We’ll explore themes of vulnerability, submission, and tenderhearted care for one another. How can we move toward this vision of love, even in the face of fear and self-protection? We look to Jesus in all things.
On The First Day
Walking in Love
Ephesians: A Blueprint for the Church // Be Filled With The Spirit
Jasmine Wood explores Ephesians 5:15-21, the power of the Holy Spirit, and instructions for life. How are we called to live and what enables us to do so? In this message we explore resistance to being filled with the Spirit, and where doing so ultimately leads—to the true joy and peace we seek on a daily basis.
Ephesians: A Blueprint for the Church // The Ethics of the Beloved
Be imitators of God and walk in love. Vito Aiuto continues a series on Ephesians by taking a closer look at chapter 5:14-21. Before the Apostle Paul shares rules for life, he communicates a powerful truth about God’s love for each one of us. Paul then turns to topics like sexual immorality, impurity, greed, and foolish talk to highlight what a life of imitating does and doesn’t include. The way of life God calls us to produces good.
Ephesians: A Blueprint for the Church // What To Put Off & What Put On
Pastor Vito explores a transformative passage from Ephesians 4:22-24, discussing how to grow as followers of Jesus through the practical steps of putting off our old self and putting on the new self.