This is Not Where I Want to Be
Have you ever looked at your life, your faith, your relationships, or your purpose and thought, “This is not where I want to be”?
Spiritual drift rarely happens all at once. It happens gradually. One small compromise. One missed opportunity. One distracted season at a time. Before long, we find ourselves wondering how we got so far from where God intended us to be.
How to Find Joy When Life is Hard
In this message from our Be Our Guest series, guest speaker Lito Solorio opens James 1:2-6 and explores one of the Bible’s most challenging commands: “Consider it pure joy whenever you face trials of many kinds.” Through personal stories, biblical teaching, and practical encouragement, Lito shows how followers of Jesus can find joy, perseverance, and wisdom even in life’s hardest seasons.
Go Mad, Go Make a Difference
Go Make a Difference. In Week 6 of our Be Our Guest series, guest speaker Danny Marquez challenges the church to stop waiting for a move of God and start living as one. Drawing from John 15, Danny explores what it means to be the Ekklesia—the called-out people of God, living on mission and empowered by the Holy Spirit.
Serving as Jars of Clay
“We are jars of clay who are fillable with the very presence of God.” Pastor Josue unpacks the biblical metaphor of believers as “jars of clay,” explaining how followers of Jesus are:
Fragile
Finite
Fallible
Fillable
Functional
Intentional Parenting
Faithfulness
In Week 2 of our Be Our Guest series, guest speaker Makayla Lance walks through the story of Abraham and Sarah in Genesis and reminds us of a truth we desperately need to hear:
God is faithful—even when we struggle to believe He will come through.
For 25 years, Abraham and Sarah waited on a promise from God that seemed impossible. And somewhere in the waiting came doubt, frustration, hopelessness, and the temptation to take control themselves.
Maybe you know that feeling too.
30 Days to Live with Mike Breaux
In this powerful kickoff to our Be Our Guest series, guest speaker Mike Breaux challenges us to stop putting off the life God is calling us to live.
Drawing from Acts 4, this message is a direct invitation to move from spiritual boredom to a life marked by purpose, courage, and obedience to Jesus.
Raised to Life
This message unpacks:
Sin is slavery — It promises freedom but ultimately controls and destroys
Baptism is a transfer of ownership — You were buried with Christ and raised into a new life
Your new life is not your own — You were bought at a price
You are alive to God now — No longer defined by your old life
Real change happens through surrender — Giving every part of your life to God
Buried with Christ
In Part 1 of this two-week series, Pastor Ryan walks through Romans 6 and what it really means to be buried with Christ in baptism. This isn’t just a symbol or a moment—it’s a turning point. A line in the sand where the old life is left behind.
The Cost of Love
Love always costs something.
We say things like “I’ve got you” or “I’m all in”—but what happens when the cost actually comes due?
In this powerful message, Pastor Ryan walks through the story of Peter in John 18–21—a man full of confidence who boldly declared he would die for Jesus… and then denied Him three times in a moment of pressure.
Sunday’s Coming
Some moments divide your life into before and after. That space where something has already happened—but the outcome hasn’t arrived yet. The place where you’re stuck between what was and what will be. Waiting. Wondering. Hoping Sunday actually comes. In John 20, Pastor Ryan walks through three real people—Mary, the disciples, and Thomas—each stuck in their own version of Saturday.
The Unanswered Prayer of God
What if one of Jesus’ prayers is still unanswered?
In John 17, we get a rare and powerful moment—Jesus praying to the Father just hours before the cross. And at the center of that prayer is a request that still challenges us today:
“That they may all be one.”