Emmanuel Faith Sermon Podcast

This Changes Everything: A Study Through Galatians Many of us live exhausted. We’re trying harder, doing more, and all the while wondering if we’re enough. What if the life Jesus offers is freer than you imagined? In Galatians, the Apostle Paul reminds us that we are saved by grace through faith in Jesus Christ, not by performance. And the same way we begin with Jesus is the way we continue with him: by trusting, surrendering, and walking in the Spirit. And that changes everything. This summer, we’ve been exploring how the gospel reshapes our identity, relationships, and everyday lives. This Sunday, Lead Pastor Ryan Paulson will continue our summer sermon series with his message, “Standing Firm in Freedom” from Galatians 5:1-15.

This Changes Everything: A Study Through Galatians Many of us live exhausted. We’re trying harder, doing more, and all the while wondering if we’re enough. What if the life Jesus offers is freer than you imagined? In Galatians, the Apostle Paul reminds us that we are saved by grace through faith in Jesus Christ, not by performance. And the same way we begin with Jesus is the way we continue with him: by trusting, surrendering, and walking in the Spirit. And that changes everything. This summer, we’ve been exploring how the gospel reshapes our identity, relationships, and everyday lives. This Sunday, Family Pastor Josh Rose will continue our summer sermon series with his message, “The Good News for Those Who Can’t” from Galatians 4:21-31.

This Changes Everything: A Study Through Galatians Many of us live exhausted. We’re trying harder, doing more, and all the while wondering if we’re enough. What if the life Jesus offers is freer than you imagined? In Galatians, the Apostle Paul reminds us that we are saved by grace through faith in Jesus Christ, not by performance. And the same way we begin with Jesus is the way we continue with him: by trusting, surrendering, and walking in the Spirit. And that changes everything. This summer, we’ve been exploring how the gospel reshapes our identity, relationships, and everyday lives. This Sunday, Lead Pastor Ryan Paulson will continue our summer sermon series with his message, “Becoming Who You Are” from Galatians 4:1-20.

This Changes Everything: A Study Through Galatians Many of us live exhausted. We’re trying harder, doing more, and all the while wondering if we’re enough. What if the life Jesus offers is freer than you imagined? In Galatians, the Apostle Paul reminds us that we are saved by grace through faith in Jesus Christ, not by performance. And the same way we begin with Jesus is the way we continue with him: by trusting, surrendering, and walking in the Spirit. And that changes everything. This summer, we’re exploring how the gospel reshapes our identity, relationships, and everyday lives. This Sunday, Lead Pastor Ryan Paulson will continue our summer sermon series with his message, “Promise Over Performance” from Galatians 3:15-29.

This Changes Everything: A Study Through Galatian Many of us live exhausted. We’re trying harder, doing more, and all the while wondering if we’re enough. What if the life Jesus offers is freer than you imagined? In Galatians, the Apostle Paul reminds us that we are saved by grace through faith in Jesus Christ, not by performance. And the same way we begin with Jesus is the way we continue with him: by trusting, surrendering, and walking in the Spirit. And that changes everything. This summer, we’re exploring how the gospel reshapes our identity, relationships, and everyday lives. This Sunday, Lead Pastor Ryan Paulson will continue our summer sermon series with his message, “Every Step By Faith” from Galatians 3:1-14.

This Changes Everything: A Study Through Galatians Many of us live exhausted. We’re trying harder, doing more, and all the while wondering if we’re enough. What if the life Jesus offers is freer than you imagined? In Galatians, the Apostle Paul reminds us that we are saved by grace through faith in Jesus Christ, not by performance. And the same way we begin with Jesus is the way we continue with him: by trusting, surrendering, and walking in the Spirit. And that changes everything. This summer, we’ll explore how the gospel reshapes our identity, relationships, and everyday lives. This Sunday, Lead Pastor Ryan Paulson will continue our summer sermon series with his message, “The Justified Life” from Galatians 2:11-21.

In Galatians, the Apostle Paul reminds us that we are saved by grace through faith in Jesus Christ, not by performance. And the same way we begin with Jesus is the way we continue with him: by trusting, surrendering, and walking in the Spirit. And that changes everything. This summer, we’ll explore how the gospel reshapes our identity, relationships, and everyday lives. This Sunday, Care Pastor Scott Smith will continue our summer sermon series with his message, “Freedom Fighters” from Galatians 2:1-10.

This Changes Everything: A Study Through Galatians Many of us live exhausted. We’re trying harder, doing more, and all the while wondering if we’re enough. What if the life Jesus offers is freer than you imagined? In Galatians, the Apostle Paul reminds us that we are saved by grace through faith in Jesus Christ, not by performance. And the same way we begin with Jesus is the way we continue with him: by trusting, surrendering, and walking in the Spirit. And that changes everything. This summer, we’ll explore how the gospel reshapes our identity, relationships, and everyday lives. This Sunday, Teaching Pastor Esteban Tapia will continue our summer sermon series with his message, “The Message That Found Us” from Galatians 1:11-24.

This Changes Everything: A Study Through Galatians Many of us live exhausted. We’re trying harder, doing more, and all the while wondering if we’re enough. What if the life Jesus offers is freer than you imagined? In Galatians, the Apostle Paul reminds us that we are saved by grace through faith in Jesus Christ, not by performance. And the same way we begin with Jesus is the way we continue with him: by trusting, surrendering, and walking in the Spirit. And that changes everything. This summer, we’ll explore how the gospel reshapes our identity, relationships, and everyday lives.

Count the Stars: Living by Faith Between Promise and Fulfillment God gives promises, but we live most of our lives in the gap between promise and fulfillment. In our Count the Stars sermon series, we’ve been walking through the life of Abraham to discover how God forms a resilient, trusting faith, not just through waiting and uncertainty, but also through doubt, missteps, and failure. We hope this series has helped you grow a deeper faith and learn to better trust God right where you are. This Sunday, Lead Pastor Ryan Paulson will complete this sermon series with his message, “Faith in Death” from Genesis 23:1-20; 25:7-11.

Count the Stars: Living by Faith Between Promise and Fulfillment God gives promises, but we live most of our lives in the gap between promise and fulfillment. In our Count the Stars sermon series, we’ve been walking through the life of Abraham to discover how God forms a resilient, trusting faith, not just through waiting and uncertainty, but also through doubt, missteps, and failure. If you find yourself in between promise and fulfillment, this series will help you grow a deeper faith and learn to trust God right where you are. This Sunday, Lead Pastor Ryan Paulson will continue our sermon series with his message, “Faith Tested” from Genesis 22:1-18. This is the second-to-last message in this series.

Count the Stars: Living by Faith Between Promise and Fulfillment God gives promises, but we live most of our lives in the gap between promise and fulfillment. In our Count the Stars sermon series, we’ve been walking through the life of Abraham to discover how God forms a resilient, trusting faith, not just through waiting and uncertainty, but also through doubt, missteps, and failure. If you find yourself in between promise and fulfillment, this series will help you grow a deeper faith and learn to trust God right where you are. This Sunday, Lead Pastor Ryan Paulson will continue our sermon series with his message, “Failing Forward” from Genesis 20:1-18.

Count the Stars: Living by Faith Between Promise and Fulfillment God gives promises, but we live most of our lives in the gap between promise and fulfillment. In our Count the Stars sermon series, we’ve been walking through the life of Abraham to discover how God forms a resilient, trusting faith, not just through waiting and uncertainty, but also through doubt, missteps, and failure. If you find yourself in between promise and fulfillment, this series will help you grow a deeper faith and learn to trust God right where you are. This Sunday, High School Pastor Ryan Lunde will continue our sermon series with his message, “Faith That Intercedes” from Genesis 18:1-33.

Count the Stars: Living by Faith Between Promise and Fulfillment God gives promises, but we live most of our lives in the gap between promise and fulfillment. In our Count the Stars sermon series, we’ve been walking through the life of Abraham to discover how God forms a resilient, trusting faith, not just through waiting and uncertainty, but also through doubt, missteps, and failure. If you find yourself in between promise and fulfillment, this series will help you grow a deeper faith and learn to trust God right where you are. This Sunday, Lead Pastor Ryan will continue our sermon series with his message, “The Foundation of Faith” from Genesis 17:1-27.

Count the Stars: Living by Faith Between Promise and Fulfillment God gives promises, but we live most of our lives in the gap between promise and fulfillment. In our Count the Stars sermon series, we’ll walk through the life of Abraham and discover how God forms a resilient, trusting faith, not just through waiting and uncertainty, but also through doubt, missteps, and failure. If you find yourself in between promise and fulfillment, this series will help you grow a deeper faith and learn to trust God right where you are. This Sunday, Lead Pastor Ryan will continue our sermon series with his message, “Faith in the Face of Pain” from Genesis 16:1-16.

Count the Stars: Living by Faith Between Promise and FulfillmentGod gives promises, but we live most of our lives in the gap between promise and fulfillment. In our Count the Stars sermon series, we’ll walk through the life of Abraham and discover how God forms a resilient, trusting faith, not just through waiting and uncertainty, but also through doubt, missteps, and failure. If you find yourself in between promise and fulfillment, this series will help you grow a deeper faith and learn to trust God right where you are. This Sunday, Lead Pastor Ryan will continue our sermon series with his message, “Faith in the Gap” from Genesis 15:1-21.

Count the Stars: Living by Faith Between Promise and Fulfillment God gives promises, but we live most of our lives in the gap between promise and fulfillment. In our Count the Stars sermon series, we’ll walk through the life of Abraham and discover how God forms a resilient, trusting faith, not just through waiting and uncertainty, but also through doubt, missteps, and failure. If you find yourself in between promise and fulfillment, this series will help you grow a deeper faith and learn to trust God right where you are. This Sunday, Lead Pastor Ryan will continue our series with his sermon, “Faith and Famine” from Genesis 12:9-20.

God gives promises, but we live most of our lives in the gap between promise and fulfillment. In our Count the Stars sermon series, we’ll walk through the life of Abraham and discover how God forms a resilient, trusting faith, not just through waiting and uncertainty, but also through doubt, missteps, and failure. If you find yourself in between promise and fulfillment, this series will help you grow a deeper faith and learn to trust God right where you are. This Sunday, Lead Pastor Ryan will kick off our series with his sermon, “A Dangerous Departure” from Genesis 11:27–12:9.

In our Easter message from Luke 24:13-35, Return to Resurrection Hope, we’ll look at walking in the daily hope of eternal life. On the Road to Emmaus, Jesus’ disciples head back to Jerusalem after learning He had risen from the dead. This encounter with the risen Christ literally changes the direction of their lives. This Easter at Emmanuel Faith, come and discover how coming into contact with Jesus will impact your life, too.

THE CRUX: Rediscovering the Power of the Cross The cross stands at the center of history and the center of our faith, but many of us live with it at the edges of our lives. What if we stepped back into the power of the cross? As we journey toward Easter, we’ll explore how Jesus absorbs our shame, triumphs over the powers that oppress us, and forms us into a new kind of people. Come and rediscover how to live from a victory that is already yours through Jesus. In this final message of our series, The Crux, Lead Pastor Ryan Paulson will lead us through 1 Peter 2:21-25 in his sermon, “The Way of the Cross.”

THE CRUX: Rediscovering the Power of the Cross The cross stands at the center of history and the center of our faith, but many of us live with it at the edges of our lives. What if we stepped back into the power of the cross? As we journey toward Easter, we’ll explore how Jesus absorbs our shame, triumphs over the powers that oppress us, and forms us into a new kind of people. Come and rediscover how to live from a victory that is already yours through Jesus. In this next message of our latest series, The Crux, guest speaker and former EFCC Pastor Dennis Keating will lead us through Isaiah 53:4-6 in his sermon, “In My Place Condemned He Stood.” 

THE CRUX: Rediscovering the Power of the Cross The cross stands at the center of history and the center of our faith, but many of us live with it at the edges of our lives. What if we stepped back into the power of the cross? As we journey toward Easter, we’ll explore how Jesus absorbs our shame, triumphs over the powers that oppress us, and forms us into a new kind of people. Come and rediscover how to live from a victory that is already yours through Jesus. In this first message of our new series, The Crux, Lead Pastor Ryan Paulson will lead us through Colossians 2:13-15 in his sermon, “The Victory of the Cross.” 

FOLLOW is a teaching series and shared journey of learning to follow Jesus in community on mission. In a world pulling us in a hundred different directions, Jesus’ simple, life-changing invitation still stands: “Follow me” (Matt. 4:19). This study season has been our intentional “yes” to that call of discipleship. Our hope for you with FOLLOW has been simple yet profound: that you encounter Jesus afresh, grow confident in your identity, and experience transformation that touches the deepest parts of your being and relationships, shaping you into someone who makes disciples wherever you go. Thank you for following along in this journey with us.

FOLLOW is a teaching series and shared journey of learning to follow Jesus in community on mission. As we step into this journey together, in a world pulling us in a hundred different directions, Jesus’ simple, life-changing invitation still stands: “Follow me” (Matt. 4:19). This study season is our intentional “yes” to that call of discipleship. Our hope for you with FOLLOW is simple yet profound: that you will encounter Jesus afresh, grow confident in your identity, and experience transformation that touches the deepest parts of your being and relationships, shaping you into someone who makes disciples wherever you go. Come and follow along with us.

FOLLOW is a teaching series and shared journey of learning to follow Jesus in community on mission. As we step into this journey together, in a world pulling us in a hundred different directions, Jesus’ simple, life-changing invitation still stands: “Follow me” (Matt. 4:19). This study season is our intentional “yes” to that call of discipleship. Our hope for you with FOLLOW is simple yet profound: that you will encounter Jesus afresh, grow confident in your identity, and experience transformation that touches the deepest parts of your being and relationships, shaping you into someone who makes disciples wherever you go. Come and follow along with us.

FOLLOW is a teaching series and shared journey of learning to follow Jesus in community on mission. As we step into this journey together, in a world pulling us in a hundred different directions, Jesus’ simple, life-changing invitation still stands: “Follow me” (Matt. 4:19). This study season is our intentional “yes” to that call of discipleship. Our hope for you with FOLLOW is simple yet profound: that you will encounter Jesus afresh, grow confident in your identity, and experience transformation that touches the deepest parts of your being and relationships, shaping you into someone who makes disciples wherever you go. Come and follow along with us.

FOLLOW is a teaching series and shared journey of learning to follow Jesus in community on mission. As we step into this journey together, in a world pulling us in a hundred different directions, Jesus’ simple, life-changing invitation still stands: “Follow me” (Matt. 4:19). This study season is our intentional “yes” to that call of discipleship. Our hope for you with FOLLOW is simple yet profound: that you will encounter Jesus afresh, grow confident in your identity, and experience transformation that touches the deepest parts of your being and relationships, shaping you into someone who makes disciples wherever you go. Come and follow along with us. In the next message of this series, Lead Pastor Ryan Paulson will lead us through Philippians 2:12-16 in his sermon, “Formation.

FOLLOW | Following Jesus in community on mission FOLLOW is a teaching series and shared journey of learning to follow Jesus in community on mission. As we step into this journey together, in a world pulling us in a hundred different directions, Jesus’ simple, life-changing invitation still stands: “Follow me” (Matt. 4:19). This study season is our intentional “yes” to that call of discipleship. Our hope for you with FOLLOW is simple yet profound: that you will encounter Jesus afresh, grow confident in your identity, and experience transformation that touches the deepest parts of your being and relationships, shaping you into someone who makes disciples wherever you go. Come and follow along with us. In the next message of this series, Lead Pastor Ryan Paulson will lead us through 1 Peter 2:9-10 in his sermon, “Identity.”

FOLLOW is a teaching series and shared journey of learning to follow Jesus in community on mission. As we step into this journey together, in a world pulling us in a hundred different directions, Jesus’ simple, life-changing invitation still stands: “Follow me” (Matt. 4:19). This study season is our intentional “yes” to that call of discipleship.Our hope for you with FOLLOW is simple yet profound: that you will encounter Jesus afresh, grow confident in your identity, and experience transformation that touches the deepest parts of your being and relationships, shaping you into someone who makes disciples wherever you go. Come and follow along with us.

All Things New | Revelation: Season 5 In this new year, many of us feel the ache for change, for healing, growth, and a fresh start we can’t quite name. All Things New has been a three-week journey through Revelation 21-22 that speaks directly to that longing. In the final pages of Scripture, God doesn’t promise escape from the world, but renewal of it, where broken things are healed, and God makes His home with us. This month, we’ve been discovering how God’s promised future meets our present longing, inviting us to live with hope as He makes all things new.

All Things New | Revelation: Season 5 As we step into a new year, many of us feel the ache for change, for healing, growth, and a fresh start we can’t quite name. All Things New is a three-week journey through Revelation 21-22 that speaks directly to that longing. In the final pages of Scripture, God doesn’t promise escape from the world, but renewal of it, where broken things are healed, and God makes His home with us. This January, we’ll discover how God’s promised future meets our present longing, inviting us to live with hope as He makes all things new.

All Things New | Revelation: Season 5 As we step into a new year, many of us feel the ache for change, for healing, growth, and a fresh start we can’t quite name. All Things New is a three-week journey through Revelation 21-22 that speaks directly to that longing. In the final pages of Scripture, God doesn’t promise escape from the world, but renewal of it, where broken things are healed, and God makes His home with us. This January, we’ll discover how God’s promised future meets our present longing, inviting us to live with hope as He makes all things new.

The Journey of Christmas All throughout the first Christmas, people were on the move: Mary traveled to visit Elizabeth. Mary and Joseph made their way to Bethlehem. Shepherds hurried in from the fields. Magi crossed nations to find a newborn King. This season, we’re joining their footsteps. In our 2025 Christmas series, The Journey of Christmas, we’ve been following the sacred paths that led ordinary people straight to the wonder of the manger. And along the way, we believe God wants to lead us to discover wonder and to experience peace.

The Journey of Christmas Christmas is a journey, and you’re invited. All throughout the first Christmas, people were on the move: Mary traveled to visit Elizabeth. Mary and Joseph made their way to Bethlehem. Shepherds hurried in from the fields. Magi crossed nations to find a newborn King. This season, we’re joining their footsteps. In our 2025 Christmas series, The Journey of Christmas, we’ve been following the sacred paths that led ordinary people straight to the wonder of the manger. And along the way, we believe God wants to lead us to discover wonder and to experience peace.

The Journey of Christmas Christmas is a journey, and you’re invited. All throughout the first Christmas, people were on the move: Mary traveled to visit Elizabeth. Mary and Joseph made their way to Bethlehem. Shepherds hurried in from the fields. Magi crossed nations to find a newborn King. This season, we’re joining their footsteps. In our 2025 Christmas series, The Journey of Christmas, we’ll follow the sacred paths that led ordinary people straight to the wonder of the manger. And along the way, we believe God wants to lead us to discover wonder and to experience peace. This Sunday in the series, we'll be studying Luke 2:8-20 in our next message, “Leaving the Field,” with Lead Pastor Ryan Paulson. Wherever you’re coming from, whatever road you’re on, join us as we journey together to meet Jesus.

The Journey of Christmas Christmas is a journey, and you’re invited. All throughout the first Christmas, people were on the move: Mary traveled to visit Elizabeth. Mary and Joseph made their way to Bethlehem. Shepherds hurried in from the fields. Magi crossed nations to find a newborn King. This season, we’re joining their footsteps. In our 2025 Christmas series, The Journey of Christmas, we’ll follow the sacred paths that led ordinary people straight to the wonder of the manger. And along the way, we believe God wants to lead us to discover wonder and to experience peace. This Sunday in the series, we'll be studying Luke 2:1-7 in our next message, “An Inconvenient Journey,” with High School Pastor Ryan Lunde. Wherever you’re coming from, whatever road you’re on, join us this December as we journey together to meet Jesus.

The Journey of Christmas Christmas is a journey, and you’re invited. All throughout the first Christmas, people were on the move: Mary traveled to visit Elizabeth. Mary and Joseph made their way to Bethlehem. Shepherds hurried in from the fields. Magi crossed nations to find a newborn King. This season, we’re joining their footsteps. In our 2025 Christmas series, The Journey of Christmas, we’ll follow the sacred paths that led ordinary people straight to the wonder of the manger. And along the way, we believe God wants to lead us to discover wonder and to experience peace.

Tune My Heart: Generosity In a noisy world that tells us to get more, Jesus invites us to give more — and in doing so, find true joy. Tune My Heart: Generosity is a three-week journey to align our hearts with God’s through worship, stewardship, and cheerful giving. Together, we’ll learn that generosity isn’t about guilt or obligation — it’s about love, freedom, and formation. Join us as we discover how doing what we can, with what we have, can change lives and help our church thrive for generations to come.

Tune My Heart: Generosity In a noisy world that tells us to get more, Jesus invites us to give more — and in doing so, find true joy. Tune My Heart: Generosity is a three-week journey to align our hearts with God’s through worship, stewardship, and cheerful giving. Together, we’ll learn that generosity isn’t about guilt or obligation — it’s about love, freedom, and formation. Join us as we discover how doing what we can, with what we have, can change lives and help our church thrive for generations to come.

Tune My Heart: Generosity In a noisy world that tells us to get more, Jesus invites us to give more — and in doing so, find true joy. Tune My Heart: Generosity is a three-week journey to align our hearts with God’s through worship, stewardship, and cheerful giving. Together, we’ll learn that generosity isn’t about guilt or obligation — it’s about love, freedom, and formation. Join us as we discover how doing what we can, with what we have, can change lives and help our church thrive for generations to come.

The Return of the King | Revelation: Season 4 Deep down, we all long for a world made right; for justice to reign, for peace to last, and for love to win. Revelation 19-20 gives us that glimpse that one day, our deepest longings will become reality. Jesus will return, not as a distant figure, but as a husband who comes for his bride and a King who comes to reign. This isn’t fantasy; it’s the promise of God to a weary world. Join us as we lift our eyes to the hope of the King who is coming, and discover how His return changes the way we live today.

The Return of the King | Revelation: Season 4 Deep down, we all long for a world made right; for justice to reign, for peace to last, and for love to win. Revelation 19-20 gives us that glimpse that one day, our deepest longings will become reality. Jesus will return, not as a distant figure, but as a husband who comes for his bride and a King who comes to reign. This isn’t fantasy; it’s the promise of God to a weary world. Join us as we lift our eyes to the hope of the King who is coming, and discover how His return changes the way we live today. This Sunday, Lead Pastor Ryan Paulson will continue season 4 of our Revelation series with the sermon message “May Your Kingdom Come” from Revelation 20:1-10. We hope you’ve been enjoying this book series.

The Return of the King | Revelation: Season 4Deep down, we all long for a world made right; for justice to reign, for peace to last, and for love to win. Revelation 19-20 gives us that glimpse that one day, our deepest longings will become reality. Jesus will return, not as a distant figure, but as a husband who comes for his bride and a King who comes to reign. This isn’t fantasy; it’s the promise of God to a weary world. Join us as we lift our eyes to the hope of the King who is coming, and discover how His return changes the way we live today.

The Dragon & the Lamb | Revelation: Season 3 We all feel it; our world is marked by darkness, corruption, and injustice. Deep down, we long for things to be set right, for what is broken to be healed, and for wrongs to be judged. Revelation 12-18 pulls back the curtain, revealing the Dragon’s schemes, the Lamb’s victory, and God’s promise to bring true justice. Join us for The Dragon and the Lamb and discover how to live with courage, hope, and confidence in the One who has already overcome.

The Dragon & the Lamb | Revelation: Season 3 We all feel it; our world is marked by darkness, corruption, and injustice. Deep down, we long for things to be set right, for what is broken to be healed, and for wrongs to be judged. Revelation 12-18 pulls back the curtain, revealing the Dragon’s schemes, the Lamb’s victory, and God’s promise to bring true justice. Join us for The Dragon and the Lamb and discover how to live with courage, hope, and confidence in the One who has already overcome.

The Dragon & the Lamb | Revelation: Season 3 We all feel it; our world is marked by darkness, corruption, and injustice. Deep down, we long for things to be set right, for what is broken to be healed, and for wrongs to be judged. Revelation 12-18 pulls back the curtain, revealing the Dragon’s schemes, the Lamb’s victory, and God’s promise to bring true justice. Join us for The Dragon and the Lamb and discover how to live with courage, hope, and confidence in the One who has already overcome.

The Dragon & the Lamb | Revelation: Season 3We all feel it; our world is marked by darkness, corruption, and injustice. Deep down, we long for things to be set right, for what is broken to be healed, and for wrongs to be judged. Revelation 12-18 pulls back the curtain, revealing the Dragon’s schemes, the Lamb’s victory, and God’s promise to bring true justice. Join us for The Dragon & the Lamb and discover how to live with courage, hope, and confidence in the One who has already overcome.

The Dragon & the Lamb | Revelation: Season 3We all feel it; our world is marked by darkness, corruption, and injustice. Deep down, we long for things to be set right, for what is broken to be healed, and for wrongs to be judged. Revelation 12-18 pulls back the curtain, revealing the Dragon’s schemes, the Lamb’s victory, and God’s promise to bring true justice. Join us for The Dragon & the Lamb and discover how to live with courage, hope, and confidence in the One who has already overcome.

Heaven | Revelation: Season 2 In Revelation 4–11, we’ve been studying what the Scriptures tell us about Heaven. These chapters have provided us with perspective and an anchor for our lives in the unshakable reality of God's eternal reign. Through this series, we've been exploring how heavenly worship reshapes earthly living, calling us to align our hearts with the song that’s already rising around the throne… and that will never end.

Heaven | Revelation: Season 2 What if the most important thing about your life isn’t what you see, but what’s happening in heaven right now? In Revelation 4–9, we’re invited through an open door to behold the throne, to listen in on worship that never ceases, and see the One who holds history in His hands. These chapters don’t give us escape; they provide us with perspective and anchor our lives in the unshakable reality of God's reign. This series explores how heavenly worship reshapes earthly living, calling us to align our hearts with the song that’s already rising around the throne… and that will never end. This Sunday, Lead Pastor Ryan Paulson will deliver his sermon, “Judgment and Mercy (Remix),” from Revelation 8:1-9:21 as we resume our recent series.