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“God is…Eternal. Co-worship leader, Ryan Cartwright, dives into John 11 and the death of Lazarus. We tend to put God on a timetable of when we want to see Him perform miracles and move in our own life and those that we love, however, He is eternal. He exists in the beginning, in the present, and in the future.”

God is…Immutable. Our God is accountable to the things He has said. He will always see it through!

n week 4 of “God Is…” Pastor KT walks us through the story of Joseph and illustrates how in every plan for evil, God uses that very plan for our good and His purpose. We get to now process, in light of God’s sovereignty; How should we be looking at trials and tribulations in our own lives? What does He see, when our view is limited?

"In this week's message, we go over how God is omniscient. God has perfect eternal knowledge of all things. Pastor KT pulls from the scripture of Matthew 4:19, "Follow me, and I will make you fishers of men." In this scripture, we see how God restores our hope, restores our identity, and casts a future mission."

Pastor KT closes out our Closed on Sunday sermon series.

“Reading the familiar story of Moses parting the Red Sea to help free the Israelites — we are reminded of God’s omnipotence. God’s power can and will accomplish what God promised.”

Rachel Hunka kicked off our new sermon series, "God Is..." which will look at the very unique attributes of God that cannot be and are not be shared with us. Week one looked at how God is "omnipresent."

Daily practice surrender of your plans to God.

Jada takes us through James 4:1-12, as we ask ourselves how God would have us respond to His spirit’s conviction. The questions “What sits on the throne of your heart?”, “Is humility your posture?”, and “Have you forgotten the call?”, are posed, and we are challenged to apply them to our life today.

In James 3:13–18, we discover that wisdom is more than what we know — it’s revealed in the atmosphere our lives create. This message challenges us to examine the source of our wisdom and invites us to become people who cultivate peace, humility, and righteousness everywhere we go.

Our words are far more powerful than we realize. In this message James 3:1–12, we explore how the tongue can steer lives, reveal what’s really happening in our hearts, and expose the authenticity of our worship. This isn’t just a sermon about “watching your mouth” — it’s about allowing the Holy Spirit to transform the heart behind our words.

Faith that never shows up in your life isn’t real faith. In this message from James 2:14–26, we confront the difference between belief and surrender—and discover that real encounters with Jesus always lead to action.

This message challenged us to ask one honest question: what is sitting in the King’s chair of our hearts? Through James 1:27 through 2:13, we saw that favoritism is not just about people, it is about priorities. We often give the best seat to status, comfort, money, approval, relationships, or routines while pushing Jesus and people in need to the side. But when Christ takes His rightful place, mercy begins to flow, love becomes real, and pure religion looks like caring for the overlooked, the hurting, and the forgotten. The reservation sign already belongs to Jesus, and wherever He sits, everything else finds its proper seat.

Part of our Closed on Sundays series, today’s message In One Ear and Out the Other challenged us to move beyond just hearing God’s Word and actually make room for it to take root in our lives. We confronted the danger of self-deception, how we can hear truth, agree with it, and still choose not to live it out, remembering that if you’re not being shaped by the Word, then you will be shaped by the world. Real faith, as seen in James 1:27, shows up in how we live, love, and care for others, refusing to let what we heard on Sunday leave us unchanged on Monday.

In week 1 we walk through James 1:1-18 and confront a hard truth: real faith isn’t proven when life is easy - it’s revealed under pressure.

Co-Pastor KT gives the good news of the Easter message. He is Risen!

We the people are screaming crucify Him! Jada Yoder closed out our sermon series with a convicting message — one where we must reflect and see where in our life we have chosen Barabbas in the face of Jesus.

We the people are screaming crucify Him! Jada Yoder closed out our sermon series with a convicting message — one where we must reflect and see where in our life we have chosen Barabbas in the face of Jesus.

In week 2 of We the People, Pastor KT talks about how Judas didn't just betray Jesus, but entered into a weighted covenant, where the value of Christ was measured our coin by coin and a price was set on Him. It challenges us to see that we often do the same thing not with silver, but with our choices, weighing Jesus against comfort, control, relationships, and approval until something else becomes more valuable.

Pastor Corey wrapped up our Entrusted series with “Stewarding God’s Mission."

Stewardship of Money & Possessions: do you have a Money problem or a Master problem? Pastor Corey reads the Parable of the Rich Fool and points out that we aren’t meant to be reservoirs with our money. We’re meant to be rivers — ever flowing and connected to the main source, our Heavenly Father.

Stewarding our Direction: The Lord sets our path, but we choose how we steward our heart posture and mindset when we get there.

Stewarding our Gifts: It’s important to know our spiritual gifting, but it’s even more important to know how to steward your gifting well. This week, Rachel Hunka focused on the Parable of the Talents, where we see how the master gave more to the servants who were faithful with the little they had. Similarly, the Father will give us more when we show good stewardship over what He has already given to us. We are all getting to the finish line, will you be proud of yourself when you get there?

Stewarding our Soul: What is a soul? And how valuable is it? Pastor Corey teaches on the importance of investing in our soul and how we can treasure it, guard it, and above all else, surrender it to Jesus who is the ultimate protector.

In this series we’ll rediscover what it truly means to live as people who have been trusted by God. Beginning with the proper theology of stewardship, we’ll explore how God calls us to faithfully manage every area of life, showing us that stewardship is not about managing things, but about becoming faithful people.

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Pastor KT talks about the importance of obedience and making a sound to the Lord. Because God wants us to be active in our healing.

Pastor Corey Hunka continues in the book of Zephaniah and we see the Lord remind His people to get their acts together, and seek righteousness and humility. And even when the Lord's judgement is on the way He is faithful and gracious enough to give us a chance to repent.

Pastor KT kicks off our new series, Ashes and Anthems, where we go through the first chapter of Zephaniah where we see God reveal His character as one who desires true sacrifice and repentance.

To finish off our series, First Lady, Rachel Hunka wraps up in the book of Jonah, we see the hard truth that Jonah's heart was unchanged by the end of the book, however, we see God's character as patient, persistent in love, and will always give us an opportunity to turn our hearts towards Him.

Our brother in Christ, from The Well Church of Keller, Pastor Trey Grant gives us the word and reminds us of the importance of repentance and that God will always be faithful to us even in our foolishness.

Pastor Corey Hunka continues in the book of Jonah and we finally see Jonah listen to the Lord and go to Nineveh to deliver the message: "Nineveh will be overturned". Now they must choose judgement or mercy.

Continuing in the book of Jonah, we see where God gives Jonah a "divine timeout" in the belly of a big fish. It's not until Jonah cries out to God that we see him released from his circumstance. Pastor Corey gave us an encouraging message of, "when you can't climb out, cry out!"

Pastor KT continues our series in the book of Jonah and he brings important things to light like: borrowed peace, what's our Jonah that needs to be thrown into the sea, and what would it look like for us to trust God fully?

Pastor Corey kicks off our new series called "Do Not Disturb", as we go through the book of Jonah verse by verse. This week, we ask ourselves, do we have escape boats we go to when the Spirit tells us to do hard things?

Pastor Corey continues going through the book of Acts and asks the church how will we respond when the Spirit tells us no.

Jada Yoder teaches out of Acts 10, showing us how the Spirit instructs us to be unified and how He rewards that unity.

Pastor KT goes over Acts chapter 8 and what it would like for us if we don't self-disqualify ourselves from the Spirits work in us.

Pastor kicks off our new series and talks about the Spirit giving us boldness and how the Spirit can help us deal with opposition.

Pastor Corey Hunka wraps up our series, Equipment, as we look at Jesus' parable of the talents. He also talks about what it would look like to operate in faith and not in fear.

Pastor Corey Hunka goes through 1 Corinthians 13 and talks about works and words meaning nothing if love is not the driving force behind them.

Pastor Corey Talks about knowing your spiritual gift and what role do you play in the body of Christ in using your spiritual gift.

This week in the series Equipment we listen to members of the church tell their testimony and see how their miracles can reveal God's character.

Pastor KT talks about the gift of utterance and how it can be restored from it's broken state.

Co-Worship Leader Rev talks about learning the Holy Spirit's voice and becoming attuned to His foresight, hindsight, insight.

In week 2 of Equipment, Rachel Hunka preached the importance of using your gifts for purpose! The things you are good at are not by chance, but are gifts from God for you to use in your community.

Pastor KT kicked off a new series called Equipment where we will be looking at the gifts of the Holy Spirit and how to effectively use them for the common good.

Pastor Corey talks about participating in The Lord's restoration work for His kingdom while also dealing with burnout.

KT and Corey tag team this weeks sermon on our calling for compassion for those who are lost. The harvest is plentiful, will you accept the calling?