Videos

You can watch recordings of our recent services. Whether you missed a service or want to revisit a sermon, these videos offer a way to stay connected with our community and grow in your faith. Join us in worship, wherever you are!

Sunday Service (Spirit of Renewal)

This Pentecost sermon explores Psalm 104:24-35, revealing how God’s Spirit both creates and renews all life, drawing parallels between the breath that sustains creation and the Holy Spirit that empowered the early church. We will be invited to ide...

Sunday Service (The Lord Reigns)

This sermon explores Psalm 97’s powerful vision of God’s sovereign rule over creation, where even mountains melt like wax in His presence. The message challenges us to examine the modern idols competing for our trust, to release our anxiety about ...

Sunday Service (Shining His Light: God's Face and Our Mission)

This sermon explores Psalm 67’s call for God’s face to shine upon us so that all peoples may come to know and praise Him. It challenges the congregation to be reflections of God’s light and fairness in their daily lives, carrying His presence into...

Sunday Service (The Complete Symphony of Praise)

Exploring Psalm 148’s call for all creation—from the highest heavens to the deepest oceans—to praise God, this sermon examines how we find our unique voice in creation’s symphony of praise as those who have not only been created but also redeemed ...

Sunday Service (From Pastures to Palaces)

This Sunday we explore Psalm 23’s journey from the Shepherd’s provision to God’s eternal dwelling, showing how God meets us in both green pastures and dark valleys. Our Easter psalm series reveals God’s constant presence through every season of li...

Sunday Service (Appreciate, Consider, and Thank (ACT): Our Response to The Psalm of Temple Dedication)

Using the Acronym ACT: Appreciate Psalm 30’s place in history as a song of temple dedication. Consider how it reflects David’s life, Israel’s relationship with God, and our redemption in Christ (as temples ourselves / the church). Thank God for he...