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Brent Hall | April 26What if the biggest risk in your life isn’t failing, but never stepping out at all? In the Parable of the Talents, Jesus shows that what you’ve been given isn’t random. It’s entrusted, and it matters more than you think. This message reveals how fear disguises itself as comfort and quietly keeps you from becoming who you’re meant to be. Discover how taking even one step of faith can move you from a buried life to a meaningful one.STUDY GUIDE

Brent Hall | April 19
What if the things you thought would bring life and fulfillment aren’t delivering what you hoped? Jesus describes His Kingdom as a treasure and a pearl so valuable that people gladly give up everything to gain it. This message explores why what He offers is greater than anything this world can provide. Find out why letting go and trusting Christ isn’t a loss—it’s the smartest move you’ll ever make. STUDY GUIDE

The Prodigal Son | Brent HallWhat if everything you assumed about God’s reaction to your failure—or your faithfulness—is completely wrong? In this powerful parable from Luke 15, you’ll encounter a Father who runs toward the rebellious and goes out to the religious. Whether you’ve wandered far or stayed close but feel overlooked, this story reveals a love that pursues, restores, and invites you into joy. Come discover a Father who isn’t keeping score—He’s inviting you in.STUDY GUIDE

Brent Hall | April 5
Mary Magdalene walked to a tomb expecting the end but encountered a God who was just getting started. What if the part of your life that feels like failure, loss, or finality is actually the turning point of your story? This Easter message reveals how God steps into broken moments and rewrites them with hope, purpose, and new life. If you’ve ever wondered whether your story can really change, this is the message you need to hear.

Palm Sunday | Joshua Kirsch
How you “show up” changes everything. On Palm Sunday, two very different parades entered Jerusalem. One was a display of ego, dominance, and military might—a King coming to rule. The other was an intimate posture of humility and peace—a Savior coming to serve. History has largely forgotten the man who entered Jerusalem on a warhorse, but it was changed forever by the Man who rode a donkey. If you want to make a difference in the world, Jesus showed us a greater way to "show up" that looks nothing like the world’s way.