In this week’s message, we reflect on the rise and fall of King Saul and the tension between human power and faithful obedience. Through Saul’s story, we see a God who grieves over sin yet never abandons His people, calling us to faithfulness rather than empty sacrifice. Join us as we explore how this story ultimately points us to Christ—the King who succeeds where we fail and remains faithful even in our unfaithfulness.

As we move from Christmas toward a new year, this sermon invites us into the Psalms—the Bible’s songbook that gives voice to praise, gratitude, grief, anger, and hope. Pastor Scott reminds us that God welcomes our whole selves, encouraging us to bring every emotion honestly before Him, knowing that all our stories ultimately move toward praise. Join us as we reflect on the freedom of the Psalms and the promise that, in God’s presence, everything will one day be made right.

In this week’s sermon, Pastor Scott reflects on Israel’s demand for a king in 1 Samuel and our own deep desire for order, control, and certainty. Through Scripture and everyday examples, we’re reminded that God calls us not to rigid systems but to faithful, sometimes messy relationship—trusting Him one step at a time. Join us as we explore what it means to resist false kings, embrace Christ as our true King, and live a life shaped by trust, community, and hope.