We were never meant to do life alone.

In this powerful message, we continue exploring God's plan for your life—a plan that includes new life, abundant life, and eternal life… but also something we often overlook: shared life. Drawing from Ecclesiastes 4, we see that even King Solomon—one of the wisest, richest, and most powerful men in history—recognized that a life lived in isolation is ultimately meaningless.

God designed us for relationship. He created us to be part of a family, to live in community, and to walk through life together. Whether you're struggling with loneliness or just longing for deeper connection, this message will remind you: Two are better than one.

In this heartfelt and relatable message, Pastor Andrew reflects on the comfort and power of knowing that God has a plan, not just for us individually, but for our families as well.

Through personal stories, childhood dreams of WWE stardom, and the highs and lows of parenting, Andrew reminds us that trying to shape life on our own is like a child making grown-up decisions, messy and uncertain. But God, in His wisdom, invites us into something better: a plan designed for joy, growth, and lasting purpose.

Whether you're a parent, child, or somewhere in between, this message will encourage you to trust God's plan for your family, because it's not always easy, but it is always good.

“What is God's plan for my life?” It's a question we all ask, about our future, our purpose, our relationships. But what if God's plan isn't just about where you'll end up, but about who you're becoming right now?

In this Labor Day weekend message, we continue our series by drilling down into what it means to represent God in the world, and how the clearest way to do that is by looking like Jesus. From John 1 and 1 John 2, we'll explore what Scripture says about transformation, and how becoming more like Christ isn't about one giant leap, but a lifelong journey of small, faithful steps.

If you've ever felt like you're too far from where you “should” be spiritually, this message is for you. Let's talk about where you are, where God wants you to be, and how His grace bridges the gap.