In this series on the Book of Daniel called Not From Here, we'll explore Daniel chapter 5, where a king throws a party while his kingdom falls apart. In this powerful message titled False Security in Babylon, we'll see how God intervenes to confront sin, call for repentance, and expose the lies we build our false security on. This isn't just an ancient story — it's a warning and invitation for us today.

Join us as we continue our series, "Not From Here," where we dive into the life of Daniel and his unwavering faith in God, even in compromising situations. In this series, we'll learn how we, too, can remain faithful and be a powerful witness in a world that challenges our beliefs.

Join us for Stand Sunday—a special service dedicated to raising awareness and support for orphan care. Discover how our church partners with local and global ministries to stand with vulnerable children and families in the foster and adoption systems. Together, we can make a lasting difference.

In this series on the Book of Daniel, we’ll explore Daniel chapter 2.31-49 as Daniel reveals a dream that doesn’t just speak to an ancient world but to us as modern readers. We will see how we can be lights that faithfully shine in every season of life.

This Easter, we celebrate the risen Jesus—our Cornerstone. Once rejected, now reigning with unmatched authority, unshakable strength, and a heart full of care. He is the foundation we can trust and the King who still moves today.

Join us in a thought-provoking exploration of the book of Daniel, where we dive deep into the story of Daniel, the faithful exile in Babylon. This episode discusses the challenges Daniel faced in a land that was not his own, surrounded by a pagan culture he disagreed with, and how he remained steadfast in his faith. It draws parallels to our lives as believers in a modern world that often contradicts our values, urging Christians to decide how to live faithfully in a world that feels foreign.

The discussion further ventures into the different postures Christians can adopt while living in today's "Babylon," whether detachment, transformation, or being a prophetic witness. It urges believers to remain distinct in their faith while engaging with the world around them, without aligning too closely with its systems. Join the conversation about balancing our heavenly citizenship with the realities of earthly existence, and explore how to be a light in a world that desperately needs the truth and love of Jesus.

In this thought-provoking sermon, Pastor Mike challenges the age-old adage that "quitters never win and winners never quit." He advocates for the notion that quitting can be beneficial when it involves shedding harmful habits and behaviors that hinder spiritual and personal growth.

This episode explores six key areas to consider quitting: sinning, worrying, comparing, criticizing, whining, and the act of quitting itself when faced with hardships. Through biblical references and personal anecdotes, Pastor Mike encourages listeners to embrace the journey of salvation and sanctification by actively working to align their actions and attitudes with Christian values.

Ultimately, the message inspires a reflective journey toward self-improvement and a closer relationship with God, emphasizing the importance of quitting the wrong things to win in the matters that truly count.

Join us in this message as we delve into the Book of Daniel, exploring how Daniel and his friends remained faithful in the face of exile in Babylon. Discover the profound lessons of faith, pride, persecution, and protection as we recount the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego's stand against King Nebuchadnezzar's golden statue. Unearth the power of internal principles over external pressures, and see how God’s protection accompanies His people, even through fiery trials.

Reflect on personal pride and the trials we face in our own lives, learning how to let these experiences refine and free us from what binds us. Finally, witness the divine promotion that unfolds when we remain steadfast, illustrating that while challenges and persecutions come, God's hand leads us to greater purpose and glory.