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.

When life feels chaotic and hope feels distant, Christmas reminds us of something simple and powerful: the hope we’re longing for comes in the birth of Jesus.

What happens when people truly seek Jesus? In this message from Matthew 2:1–12, Pastor Neal Benson shows how hope moves us, transforms us, and leads us to worship Christ. The hope our hearts long for is found at the feet of Jesus.

Joseph’s world collapses in an instant but God meets him with a plan of hope. In this message from Matthew 1, Pastor Neal shows how hope rooted in God’s faithfulness can steady us, guide us, and empower our obedience even in difficult seasons.

Join us as Dave kicks off our Christmas series “A Thrill of Hope” with the story of Zechariah and Elizabeth (Luke 1:5-25). A hopeful, encouraging message reminding us that God still speaks into silence, shows up in everyday faithfulness, and is faithful to every promise He’s made.

In this final message from Ephesians, we look at Paul’s closing words and discover how the gospel forms us into a faithful family marked by peace, faith, and grace. Together we learn what it means to walk with one another and follow Jesus in a culture focused on personal gain.

In this episode, Pastor Neal Benson teaches from Ephesians 6:10–20, where Paul closes his letter with a powerful call for believers to “put on” and “take up” the full armor of God. Paul’s language points to a once-for-all, wartime readiness — a way of life rooted in God’s strength, not our own. Rather than encouraging believers to attack the devil, Paul calls us to stand firm against his schemes, knowing that standing in God’s power is itself spiritual victory.

In this message from Ephesians 6:1–9, Pastor Neal Benson unpacks how Jesus’ Lordship transforms our everyday relationships. From the way we honor our parents, to how we raise our kids, to how we work and lead at our jobs, following Jesus changes everything. When Jesus is Lord, it changes how we treat everyone.