We must distinguish between repentance (transformational) and regret (emotional).
While repentance leads us toward Christ's grace, regret leads us away from it.
A Study in Contrasts
July 26, 2026 • Matthew Huston • Matthew 26:1–16
There will always be contrasting responses to Jesus. The question for us is: are we willing to pour out our lives in worship, or are we just trying to use Him to get what we want
Faithful with What You’ve Been Given
July 19, 2026 • Scott Paulson • Matthew 25:13–30
God expects us to faithfully invest everything He has entrusted to us because one day we will give an account to Him.
Ready For HIs Return
July 12, 2026 • Scott Paulson • Matthew 24:45–51, Matthew 25:1–13
Because Jesus is coming again, we should faithfully serve Him today while living in constant readiness for His return.
The Way Up is Down
July 5, 2026 • Scott Paulson • Matthew 23:1–12
In God's kingdom, true greatness isn't found in seeking recognition from people but in humbly serving others for the glory of God.
Wisdom of the King Questioned
June 28, 2026 • Doug Slachter • Matthew 22:15–46
Believe and Obey
June 21, 2026 • Scott Paulson • Matthew 21:23–46
Genuine faith in Jesus always leads to obedient action, while empty religion may say the right things but refuses to submit to His authority.
God's Surprising Grace
June 14, 2026 • Matthew Huston • Matthew 19:27–30, Matthew 20:1–16
Salvation is a free gift of God. Devoid of our human merit. God owes us nothing, yet He graciously gives us everything.
Jesus on Marriage, Divorce, Singleness
June 7, 2026 • Scott Paulson • Matthew 19:1–12
Jesus calls us to rebuild our understanding of marriage on God’s original design, honoring marriage as sacred while depending on God’s grace in our brokenness.
Forgiveness is Freedom
May 31, 2026 • Doug Slachter • Matthew 18:21–35
When we forgive others we are reflecting the character of the One who forgave us, and through this we not only offer but receive freedom.
Jesus at the Center
May 24, 2026 • Scott Paulson • Matthew 17:1–8
When Jesus reveals His glory at the Transfiguration, the Father makes it unmistakably clear that Jesus stands
above every other authority, teacher, and power, and our greatest calling is to listen to Him and center our
lives on Him alone.
The Way of the Cross
May 17, 2026 • Scott Paulson • Matthew 16:13–27
Jesus calls His church to be centered on the true identity of Christ and shaped by the way of the cross, denying
self, trusting Him above worldly success, and following Him in daily surrender and eternal hope.
Exposing the Heart
May 10, 2026 • Scott Paulson • Matthew 15:1–20
Jesus teaches that true spirituality is not about external rituals, religious performance, or keeping man-made
rules. It’s about a transformed heart that responds to God’s grace and reflects that grace in the way we love
and treat people.
Getting Out of the Boat
May 3, 2026 • Matthew Huston • Matthew 14:22–33
Our faith will surely be tested. We will experience doubt and fear. But if we can get familiar with keeping our eyes on Jesus, it will make all the difference in the world.
Living Among the Weeds
April 26, 2026 • Scott Paulson • Matthew 13:24–30, Matthew 13:34–43
In a world where evil seems to flourish, Jesus calls us not to eliminate evil people ourselves, but to trust God’s
timing, focus on His harvest, and influence the world through quiet, faithful kingdom impact.
Kingdoms in Conflict
April 19, 2026 • Scott Paulson • Matthew 12:22–37
Jesus reveals that there are only two kingdoms, God’s and Satan’s. Our response to Him, along with the words
we speak, reveal not only where we belong, but where our hearts are still trying to build our own kingdom
instead of His.
Disappointment with God
April 12, 2026 • Scott Paulson • Matthew 11:1–15
Even when we are disappointed with God because He doesn’t meet our expectations, Jesus responds with compassion, not rejection. He invites us to trust His word and works while He defends and honors those who struggle with doubt but do not fall away.
The Greatest Comeback
April 5, 2026 • Scott Paulson • 2 Corinthians 4:7–18
We don’t get a pass on life’s struggles because Jesus rose from the dead, but we do get His
power, His presence, and an eternal hope that carries us through them.
Good Friday 2026
April 3, 2026 • Doug Slachter • Isaiah 53, Luke 9:23–26
Empower Disciples Who Make Disciples
March 29, 2026 • Scott Paulson • Matthew 28:18–20, 2 Timothy 2:2, Mark 4:21–25
We are commanded by Jesus be disciples who make disciples. We do this by intentionally investing in others
and inviting them to find and follow Jesus.
