Before Peter preached to crowds or miracles filled the streets, someone had to make the introduction. Andrew was that someone. Known not for bold speeches but for simple invitations, Andrew quietly brought people to Jesus—his brother, a young boy with loaves and fish, even strangers from far away. This week, discover how one small invitation can change everything. Speaker: April Farmer, Guest Speaker
Why did Judas witness miracles but betray Jesus for a mere month’s wages? His world got shaken, which showed something about what was going on under the surface. So, what foundations are we building our own lives upon? No matter how stable life feels right now, discover what makes for an unshakable hope in a shaky, unpredictable world. Speaker: Eric Torrence, Executive Pastor of Creative Expressions
We all wrestle with questions we can’t answer—and Thomas did too. His doubts didn’t push Jesus away; they drew him closer. In this message, discover how God meets us in our uncertainty, turning honest questions into deeper faith. Because doubt isn’t the end of belief—it can be the doorway to it. Speaker: Rey Diaz, Melissa Campus Pastor
In a world that told women to stay silent and small, Jesus shattered every boundary. He invited women to learn, lead, and be the first to proclaim the good news of the resurrection. This week, discover how Jesus’ radical inclusion forever changed history—and how his example still calls us to elevate and empower others today. Speaker: Jeff Jones, Lead Pastor
Can a hothead really become known for being loving without losing their fire? John, Jesus' follower, did. His story reveals a surprising truth about real transformation: God isn't about erasing who you are, but—through his radical love—helping you become who you're meant to be. Bring your rough edges and join the conversation. Speaker: Jeff Jones, Lead Pastor
Peter’s resume reads more like a warning label: impulsive, brash, reckless, prone to violence. Yet he was a key leader in the early church. Why? Because Jesus qualifies the ones he chooses and not the other way around. If you’re feeling inadequate, unworthy, or skeptical about second chances, catch this hope-filled message. Speaker: Peter Park, Legacy Campus Pastor
Why did Jesus pick a corrupt tax collector as one of his closest followers? We'll unpack this bewildering invitation and what it means for anyone who feels too broken, too messy, or just too far gone. Spoiler: you're exactly who he's looking for. Speaker: Jeff Jones, Lead Pastor
How same is your circle? We naturally gravitate toward people who think, live, and vote like us, but Jesus had a different vision for his community. Through the unlikely friendship between Peter and Cornelius, we'll explore what it looks like to turn walls into bridges in our divided world. Whether you're wrestling with differences or just curious about Jesus's radical approach to unity, don't miss this timely message. Speaker: Jeff Jones, Lead Pastor
There’s no step-by-step instruction manual for raising humans, but there is something better: a Father who shows us what a child needs to thrive. God himself modeled the power of belief, instruction, and discipline when they're rooted in a loving relationship. Whether you're raising kids, mentoring youth, or just wondering how to be a better influence, join this important conversation. Speaker: Jeff Jones, Lead Pastor
What if it’s not all about just finding your "soulmate"? Marriage isn’t based on feelings that can come and go. It’s designed to be something far more transformative: a sacred promise to help us each become more like Christ. No matter your relationship status, join us for a conversation about how God's view of marriage offers a big upgrade from the typical perspective. Speaker: Jeff Jones, Lead Pastor
In our rejection-heavy world, what’s it take to build connections that can withstand anything? Discover how four teens turned devastating circumstances into friendships that changed history. Their intentional choices are ones we, too, can make as we learn to go deeper in our relationships. Whether you're friendship-weary or friendship-hungry, this conversation is for you. Speaker: Eric Torrence, Executive Pastor of Creative Expressions
What if the key to thriving relationships isn't complex—it's just overlooked? We may feel like we've lost the art of bonding. But through Paul's relational "selfie" in Romans 16, we'll rediscover three vital steps to deepening connections and becoming the friend you wish you had. Learn how mission that matters, affection that's expressed, and love that shows up despite the cost can all help create personal bonds that last. Speaker: Jeff Jones, Lead Pastor
Life's hardships don't have to break you—they can remake you. When we’re open to it, our challenges and heartaches can become God’s pathway to unexpected growth and transformation. Discover why faith isn’t about avoiding or denying suffering; it’s about us choosing to follow Jesus’ lead through our hardest moments. Speaker: Josh Crain
Tired of playing the late-night "what if" game? Jesus understood that worry doesn’t just steal our sleep—it robs us of joy. He shared a 2,000 year old strategy to get to the heart of anxiety, and it’s one that still works today. Join us to learn some simple, practical steps to help both “present” and “future” you trade worry for real peace. Speaker: April Farmer, Guest Speaker
That one-click purchase, the late-night angry email, the thing that gives a dopamine hit when you want it… why do we keep making choices now that hurt us later? Uncover the pattern that leads from temptation to big regret, and learn how to resist and replace it with something life-giving, instead. Future you will thank you. Speaker: Eric Torrence, Executive Pastor of Creative Expressions
What’s harder: choosing to move past “safe” small talk today, or realizing in ten years that you’ve settled for surface-level connections? In an age of loneliness and isolation, we all long to give and receive uncommon care. Learn the secret to building deeper, regret-free friendships where you can be called on, called out, and called up—for the long haul. Speaker: Ryan Leak, Teaching Pastor