Follow Me
What does it really mean to follow Jesus? In this message from Pastor Tim Dunn, we explore how Jesus’ invitation—“Follow Me”—is more than just a call to belief; it’s a call to transformation. Through Scripture, Pastor Tim reveals how following Jesus reshapes our priorities, identity, and daily walk. Discover what it means to be a true disciple (a talmid)—to not only learn from Jesus but to imitate His way of life. Whether you’re new to faith or have walked with Jesus for years, this message will challenge and encourage you to embrace the life He invites you into—a life of surrender, purpose, and new mercies every day.
Come and See
In this message from The Invitation of Jesus series, Pastor Tim Dunn unpacks the life-changing call of Jesus: “Come and see.” Through John 1, we see how Jesus invites His first followers—and us today—to experience His presence, think deeply about faith, process with friends, and step into wonder. Discover what it means to follow Jesus, stay with Him, and bring others into His transforming love. Whether you’re curious about who Jesus is or seeking to grow deeper in your walk with Him, this message will encourage you to take your next step and respond to His invitation.
Behind the Curtain
In this message, Dr. Dan Reinhardt takes us behind the curtain of the famous parable of the Prodigal Son in Luke 15:11-32. Using the five “acts” of life—the Rebellion, the Crisis, the Awakening, the Reconciliation, and the Father’s Heart—he shows how true transformation happens not on the stage we see, but through what God is doing behind the scenes. Discover how prayer shapes the spiritual awakening of those far from God, and why only the power of the Holy Spirit can open hearts to reconciliation with the Father. If you’ve ever prayed for a loved one to return to Christ, this message will encourage you to trust God’s work behind the curtain.
Stay Focused
In this message from the Titus series, Pastor Tim Dunn unpacks Paul’s challenge in Titus 3:2–11: to stay focused on what matters most. Paul calls believers to avoid quarrels, foolish controversies, and division—and instead pursue gentleness, humility, and good works. Through this passage, we’re reminded that our testimony is rooted not in arguments but in the mercy and grace of God poured out through Jesus Christ. Unity in the church and faithfulness in our daily lives are essential for showing the world who Jesus is. If you’ve ever been distracted by conflict or discouraged by division, this message will encourage you to fix your eyes on Christ and live with clarity and purpose.
Our Testimony
In this message from the Titus series, Pastor Tim Dunn teaches from Titus 2:9–3:2, showing how our everyday actions shape the testimony of the gospel. Paul reminds believers that God’s grace has appeared, bringing salvation for all people, and training us to live self-controlled, upright, and godly lives while we wait for Christ’s return. This sermon challenges us to live in such a way that we adorn the doctrine of God our Savior—through humility, obedience, gentleness, and good works. From the workplace to the public square, our testimony matters because it reflects the character of Christ. If you’ve ever wondered how to live out your faith in a culture that often resists it, this message offers both encouragement and practical guidance.
God Is Writing Your Story
This Sunday, we welcome guest speaker Amie Patrick as she shares a message titled God is Writing Your Story. Drawing from Acts 17, Amie will remind us that while mystery and pain are part of life, God is always at work for our good and His glory. Come be encouraged to live your “best life” in full surrender to Christ.
Spiritual Sons and Daughters
In this Titus series message, Pastor Tim Dunn unpacks Paul’s call for spiritual sons and daughters—younger women and younger men—to grow in Christlike character for the sake of the gospel’s credibility. This message also calls us to live as sons and daughters of the house—showing up for “family gatherings,” serving with our gifts, and speaking up in love—practical steps rooted in Hebrews 10:23–25 and Romans 12:6 that strengthen the church’s witness and your daily walk. If you’re ready to grow, mentor, and model the faith for the next generation, this teaching will help you take the next step.
Good Trouble
In his message “Good Trouble,” Pastor Santes Beatty challenges us to see how following Jesus often leads to bold, uncomfortable, but necessary action. Drawing from John 12 and the story of Mary, Judas, and Lazarus, he shows how true worship, courageous witness, and faithful testimony can stir opposition but also reveal the power of God. This sermon calls us to embrace “good trouble” for the sake of the Gospel.
Spiritual Fathers and Mothers
In this message from our Titus series, Pastor Tim Dunn unpacks Paul’s call for older men and women to live as spiritual fathers and mothers in the church. Drawing from Titus 2:1–5, Proverbs 16:31, and 1 Corinthians 4:14–17, we explore how mature believers can model faith, love, and steadfastness while training the next generation in godliness. Learn how to overcome the temptations of grumpiness, cynicism, idleness, and criticism by embracing your role as a spiritual mentor. Whether you’re an older believer looking to invest in others or a younger believer eager to grow, this sermon will challenge and inspire you to live with purpose and leave a legacy of faith.
Rebuke that Restores
In this message from our Titus series, Pastor Tim Dunn unpacks what it means to give and receive rebuke that restores. Drawing from Titus 1:10–2:1, he explores how correction in the body of Christ isn’t about judgment, but about restoration, sound doctrine, and spiritual maturity. We’ll examine the dangers of false teaching, the call to confront with love, and how godly leadership holds truth and grace in tension.
Discover how God uses correction not to shame us, but to shape us—and how we’re called to do the same in our relationships and community.