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A Time to Build: Introducing Deacons

February 4, 2024 • Rob Garey

In a season that is a time to build, we’re introducing Deacons to Reach as servants called to meet tangible needs, organize and mobilize acts of service, and help preserve the unity of our church family.

Follow Me

January 7, 2024 • Rob Garey • Mark 8:34–35, Ephesians 3:17–18

How are you going to follow Jesus in 2024? In a year where many voices will fight for your heart's focus — for your dollars, for your votes, for your attention on a screen — Jesus is saying to us, “Follow me.” A “yes” to him will be more than worth the cost.

5 Types of Prayer & Reflection

December 31, 2023 • Josh Loy • 2 Chronicles 7:14–15, Luke 15:4–7, Psalm 44:24–26, Psalm 23:4–6

Many of us have only learned one way to pray—petitioning God to do things for us. Join us on this Worship Sunday as we work through 5 different prayers & reflections of Examen, Lament, Gratitude, Repentance, & Rest.

On Earth as it is in Heaven

September 3, 2023 • Joseph & Erin Sanchez

Prayer is a conversation that gets us into God’s reality and invites His reality into us.

Practicing the Sabbath

May 14, 2023 • Josh Loy

Few things are as desperately needed today as the recovery of the ancient practice of Sabbath — a full day, every week, set aside to stop, rest, delight, and worship.

Vision Sunday

August 27, 2023 • Zach Hendricks, Rob Garey

Vision Sunday is a time to reflect, celebrate, and dream together. We believe God is leading Reach to incredible places in this next season, and you’re invited to join us in building toward that end. We'll declare the priorities God is illuminating for our church that will guide our collective prayers, service, and contributions, as we align with His purpose for the coming months. We'll also spotlight some exciting community opportunities and fall events that are just around the corner. Our goal remains steadfast: to grow in Jesus together and embody His vision of a shining "city on a hill." Let’s unite together around God’s will for Reach in the coming season.

"Goodbye For Now" – Brian's Farewell Sermon

March 5, 2023 • Brian McCormack • Matthew 28:16–20

Reach's founder Brian McCormack, delivers his final words as Lead Pastor and says "goodbye for now", after over 10 years of faithful leadership in our region.

Some Things Never Change – Reach's 10 Year Anniversary

January 15, 2023 • Brian McCormack

Every movement needs a compelling, factual story about why and how change must happen. Our story is: God is reaching out to you.

Live on Purpose... Now.

January 8, 2023 • Brian McCormack • Psalm 103:14–17

When we are reminded that we are not infinite, there are two things we must do — find greater hope, and live with greater purpose.

A Contemplative Reflection on 2022

January 1, 2023 • Erin Sanchez

No matter if you’re coming to the end of the year in celebration or in grief, let’s come to the Lord to reflect on 2022 so that we can intentionally move into the new year.

God’s Speaking Voice & Greatest Gift

November 20, 2022 • Scot Pollok

If we are meant to be fed by the Word of God, too many churches are malnourished. Hear the Lord inviting you to feast, and answer.

10 Lessons from 10 Years

April 24, 2022 • Brian McCormack

Pastor Brian McCormack shares ten lessons learned during the ten years since Reach was planted.

The Beginning Is A Great Place to Start

January 23, 2022 • Brian McCormack • Genesis 1—3

There is change waiting for those who have the humility to start (or start over) at the beginning. When we look at the beginning of God’s story, we find the foundations needed for building a life of joy and purpose.

A New & Living Way

January 16, 2022 • Dan Challapalli • Hebrews 10:19–25

Jesus has initiated a new and living way, inviting us to follow him in community.

Following Jesus In a Culture of Hurry

January 9, 2022 • Josh Loy • Matthew 11:28–30

In a world that is constantly vying for our attention and time, research shows that Christians are more stressed and anxious than ever. But Jesus invites us to slow and take his lifestyle instead.