In Isaiah 1:1–20, we see a God who speaks not to strangers, but to His children. Though His people were faithful in religious activity, their hearts had drifted far from Him. This message reminds us that God rejects empty worship but graciously invites us back into real relationship.

Money can be one of the greatest stressors in our lives. In Malachi 3:6–12, God invites His people to return to Him by trusting Him with their finances. In this final message of “The Good Life,” Pastor Neal Benson explores how generosity isn’t about obligation, it’s about formation. Discover how God uses generosity to form a trusting heart.

In this Sunday’s message, Dusty explores Matthew 13:44–46, where Jesus compares the Kingdom of Heaven to a hidden treasure and a pearl of great value. Discovering God’s Kingdom transforms our priorities and brings joy, reminding us that the greatest treasure isn’t material, but life with God, here and now.

What does it really mean to live the good life? In this message, Pastor Neal Benson walks through five wisdom principles from the book of Proverbs that shape how we work, spend, save, and give. Discover how God’s wisdom leads to freedom, generosity, and lasting legacy.

What does it really mean to live “the good life”? In week one of our series The Good Life, Pastor Neal Benson walks through Jesus’ words in Matthew 6:19–24 and shows how our relationship with money reveals what we truly treasure. This message explores common Christian confusion about money, the difference between generosity and greed, and why Jesus insists we can’t serve both God and wealth. Ultimately, what we treasure shapes who we become and Jesus invites us to invest in what lasts forever.

Dave brings us a strong word from Acts 4:23–31 about facing pressure, praying together, and seeing God move.

Why does Jesus tell us to keep praying, even when nothing seems to change? In this message from Luke 18:1–8, Pastor Neal Benson unpacks the power of persistent prayer and invites us to trust God without losing heart.

In this message from 1 Kings 3:1–15, Pastor Neal Benson explores how Solomon’s bold prayer reveals a deeper truth: what we ask God for shows what we trust God with. In a world full of distractions and endless options, this sermon invites us to realign our hearts and grow in a wiser, more trusting prayer life.

Prayer doesn’t come naturally to most of us and even the disciples knew it. In Luke 11, Jesus teaches His followers not just what to pray, but why we can pray with confidence. In this message, we explore how prayer grows over time, how Jesus gives us a pattern for prayer, and how trusting God’s heart leads to bold, faith-filled prayer. Whether your prayer life feels thriving or struggling, this message invites you to learn how to pray God’s way and trust Him more deeply.