2026 Sermons
In 2026, we will spend the year walking through the Gospel of Luke, tracing how Jesus seeks the lost and calls ordinary people into faithful, obedient lives. Along the way, we will pause in the Psalms during the summer as a timely stop to learn how to bring every season of life before God in honest, trusting worship.…
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Goodness That Refuses to Compromise
When everyone else bends the truth, goodness stands up straight. The Holy Spirit gives us the courage to do what’s right, even when it’s hard, inconvenient, or unpopular.…
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The Mess of Ministry Is Proof of Productivity
Ministry is rarely tidy, but it is often fruitful. The mess we carry is not a sign of failure, but evidence that God is at work.…
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Faithfulness That Stays When Others Walk Away
People are quick to make promises, but slow to keep them. Faithfulness is rare, but it’s exactly what the Holy Spirit builds in us when we stay rooted in God.…
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It’s the Most Wearisome Time of the Year
Christmas is called the most wonderful time of the year, yet many of us feel more worn out than lifted up. Here is how the Savior meets weary people with real rest.…
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Don’t Mail Ministry In
It is possible to serve God with your hands while your heart drifts into autopilot. Before you mail ministry in, take a moment to remember why faithfulness still matters.…
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Kindness in a Culture of Cruelty
Kindness isn’t just about being nice; it’s about being intentional. The Holy Spirit grows kindness in us so that our lives can reflect the compassion of Christ in practical ways.…
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Christmas Is Good News
A woman who fled religious oppression was shocked to find that Christmas in America often feels anything but peaceful. Her honest question leads us back to what the angels actually announced, and why it still changes everything.…
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Bad Covers of Christianity
Pastor Travis Agnew shares how his heart for discipleship began, and why so many believers in the Bible Belt have been evangelized but never discipled. He explains why conversion isn’t the finish line, how evangelism and discipleship work together, and what’s fueling today’s distorted versions of Christianity.…
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When God Orchestrates the Ordinary
When God interrupts what feels ordinary, He often reveals a far greater plan unfolding behind the scenes. Zechariah and Elizabeth’s story reminds us that what seems routine or delayed is actually being orchestrated by a God who is working in every detail.…
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Patience in a Culture of Hurry
Waiting isn’t easy, but it’s often where God does His deepest work. The Holy Spirit grows patience in us when we stop demanding perfect timing and start trusting perfect wisdom.…
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Bringing Jesus to Thanksgiving
Even in a mixed-belief family gathering, you can honor Jesus at Thanksgiving without creating tension or forcing conversations. With a few intentional choices, you can quietly point people to Christ through your words, your actions, and your presence.…
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