As Americans, we live in one of the wealthiest countries in the world. We’ve been blessed with anything and everything that we need. However, the reality is is that our blessing blinds us to the reality that we may think we have everything we need, we really are in need of Jesus. In the final message of Seven, we’ll learn how to move from a lukewarm, useless faith, to a faith that is alive and eagerly desiring more of Jesus.

Life is hard. Sometimes it feels like an earthquake has ransacked your life and left you to pick up the pieces. In his letter to the church to Philadelphia, Christ writes to a church that has been devastated by literal and metaphorical earthquakes. Brandon shares about a personal metaphorical earthquake his wife and him are going through, a miscarriage, but how God's promises are true before, during, and after suffering. In this week’s message, we are challenged to be patient, endure, and cling to the promise that Jesus is coming soon.

Have you ever felt sleepy and completely in a daze? For many Christians, instead of having a vibrant faith in Jesus we’ve been sleepwalking through life, and may even sleep right through God’s plan and purpose for our lives. Wake Up! In this week’s message, we’ll learn how we can stay alert to the state of our souls.

Our world wants everyone to be tolerant until you no longer approve of what they do. The church is under a lot of pressure to tolerate sin. Yet Jesus is calling the church to turn away from evil and turn to God. In today’s message, we’ll learn that God wants us to stop tolerating sin and start moving towards Him.

God calls us to be wholeheartedly devoted to Him. But our culture is constantly trying to make us compromise by having one foot in the world and the other in the church. God wants to help us get our hearts and minds back on Him. When we realize that we’ve compromised the truth or we’ve compromised sexually, we need to get back to wholehearted devotion to Him. The answer is to REPENT!

Life is hard. In this message we look at what God had to say to a church that was going through great persecution.

Do you remember when your passion for Jesus was white hot? You couldn’t get enough of the Bible, prayer and sharing your faith. But then, over time, your heart got colder. And you’ve drifted so far you aren’t sure how to make it back. In the first message of a brand new series, Pastor Nithin is going to talk about how you can thaw out that frozen heart and be close to Jesus again!

In a culture that is increasingly hostile to the Christian faith, people often ask if the Bible is still relevant for today? Is God still speaking? Of course He is. The real question is: Are we listening? Imagine if our church received a letter from Jesus Himself. What would He say about our love for God? Endurance in trials? Faithful service? Would His words bring commendation… or condemnation? We do, in fact, have such a letter. In Revelation, the last book of the Bible, Jesus’ words to 7 churches are as relevant & today as they were in the 1st century.