Amid the sparkle and struggle of the season, we turn our hearts back to the reason we celebrate. By looking at the Magi’s journey of worship, we uncover our own purpose and the only hope that never disappoints.Pastor Nate Morris

In the final message of The Good Life series, Pastor Nate explores Jesus’ last Beatitude: “Blessed are those who are persecuted.” While persecution often brings to mind dramatic scenes from around the world, Jesus reminds us that opposition also shows up as insults, exclusion, misunderstanding, or quiet resistance when we choose to follow Him. Rath…

In this message, Pastor Nate unpacks Jesus’ words, “Blessed are the peacemakers,” showing how true peace is more than avoiding conflict - it’s restoring things to the way they ought to be. Through practical steps and biblical truth, we learn how to pursue healing, reconciliation, and the kind of shalom that reflects the heart of God.…

Drawing from Ephesians 4 and the story of Esther, this week's message calls us to shift our perspective from comfort and earthly goals to a life lived in light of eternity—seeking God’s kingdom first, trusting Him with our needs, and choosing each day to live for what lasts forever.Pastor Nate Morris

In a world that tells us satisfaction is found through selfish pursuits, Jesus teaches us satisfaction is found in a pure heart that allows us to see God.Pastor Paul Hammontree

In a world quick to judge and slow to forgive, Jesus calls us to a better way. In “Joy in Showing Mercy,” Pastor Nate unpacks Matthew 5:7 — “Blessed are the merciful, for they shall receive mercy.” Discover how mercy reflects the heart of God, extends forgiveness, meets real needs, and works hand-in-hand with justice. Learn how compassion in action…

Joy comes not from indulgence but from craving what is right. The world says joy comes from satisfying every desire; Jesus says joy comes from desiring God and His ways. Longing for God’s way leads to satisfaction.Pastor Alex Garcia

In a world that says you have to dominate and assert yourself and your needs, Jesus says “Blessed are the meek”. In this message, Joy In Meekness, we will see that the good life isn’t found in asserting ourselves and our will, but humbly trusting in God’s will and plan. Living in meekness towards others as Christ our Lord has met us with kindness, …

In a world that tells us to avoid pain, Jesus says something radical: “Blessed are those who mourn.” In this message, Joy in the Tears, we’ll see that the good life isn’t found in comfort or control, but in meeting God right in the middle of our sorrow. When we bring Him our grief - whether over loss, sin, or brokenness - He meets us with real comf…

When life drains you, joy feels impossible. But Jesus says the good life begins not in strength, but in surrender. In this message, discover why recognizing our spiritual emptiness is the first step toward fullness in God’s kingdom - and how admitting our need opens the door to His power, peace, and joy.…

The Good Life: Redefined opens our series in Matthew 5:1–12 by asking a simple but life-changing question: What is the good life, really? While the world points us to possessions, success, relationships, or approval, Jesus announces a radically different reality—blessed are the poor in spirit, the mourners, the meek. This message unpacks how true j…

This final message in our James series, Speak (James 5:19–20), reminds us that following Jesus means opening our mouths to share the Gospel—the best news in the world. James calls us to lovingly restore those who have wandered and boldly proclaim Jesus to those who don’t yet know Him. Life is short, eternity is real, and revival begins when ordinar…

We’re reminded that God is not distant from our weakness but draws near as Yahweh Ropheka — the Lord our Healer. James shows us that prayer is powerful, not just for physical sickness but for the whole person: body, mind, and soul. Sometimes God heals immediately, sometimes He allows weakness to remain, but His promise is certain — He will raise us…

In this passage, James echoes Jesus’ words: “Let your yes be yes and your no be no.” Our speech isn’t just about honesty—it reveals the state of our hearts. When we’re double-minded, trying to serve God and something else, life feels unstable and empty. But when we return to our first love and give Jesus our whole devotion, our words gain weight, o…

Tired of waiting? James 5:7–11 reminds us that waiting on the Lord is never wasted—He is working even when we can’t see it. Through the examples of the prophets, Job, and Abraham, we see that God’s promises never fail because they rest on His faithfulness, not ours. Waiting on the Lord is not passive—it’s trusting, seeking, and holding fast to His …

In James 4:17–5:6 we’re reminded that sin isn’t just the bad things we do—it’s also the good things we leave undone. True faith is never passive. It moves. It acts. It changes lives. Don’t just hear the Word—do it. Step into the good works God prepared for you.Pastor Nate Morris

In a world that constantly pushes us to take control of our plans, our schedules, our relationships, James 4:13–16 reminds us of a better way. In this message, Pastor Nate confronts the illusion of control and the anxiety it produces. Through Scripture, and story, we’re invited to release our grip, open our hands, and trust the God whose plans are …

Pastor Nate encourages us to leave a critical spirit at the door, and walk in grace, love and truth.Pastor Nate Morris

Pastor Nate encourages us to re-orient our lives towards God, as we are reminded that when we draw near to God, He draws near to us.Pastor Nate Morris

Submission is the foundation, resistance is the fight, and victory is already won in Christ.Pastor Nate Morris

Pastor Nate reminds us that God loves and blesses a humble heart.Pastor Nate Morris

Pastor Nate gives us a reminder that compromise with the world is not only wrong, it’s dangerous for our lives. God wants the very best for us, and we can trust Him in what He says and what He asks of us.Pastor Nate Morris

Pastor Nate gives us an encouragement to walk in true wisdom rather than false wisdom as we grow in Christ.Pastor Nate Morris

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Pastor Nate encourages us to hold fast to our anchor in Christ through the storms of life.Pastor Nate Morris

Pastor Nate unpacks what it means that God is our Heavenly Father, and how we can rest in the full benefits of that fact.Pastor Nate Morris

Pastor Nate shares a powerful encouragement from James 3 to use our words to speak life, not death, to build up rather than tear down.Pastor Nate Morris

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As we continue our study in James, Pastor Nate encourages us to be merciful as our Father in Heaven is merciful toward us.Pastor Nate Morris

Pastor Nate reminds us of God’s heart for us, and how that should play itself out in our lives as we love and serve others.Pastor Nate Morris

Pastor Nate encourages us to soak up Jesus’ love and Goodness as our source and sustenance in life, that we would be rooted and grounded in His love. This will allow us to face whatever circumstances come our way.Pastor Nate Morris

Pastor Nate teaches us that real devotion to the Lord plays itself out in how we care for those that God cares about: the orphan, the widow, the poor, the vulnerable.Pastor Nate Morris

Pastor Nate gives us an encouragement from James 1:26 to use our words for their intended purpose, to build up, not to tear down.Pastor Nate Morris

Pastor Nate gives an encouraging Easter message reminding us of God’s steadfast love and grace in our lives. He is the God who sees us!Pastor Nate Morris

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Jesus' triumphal entry can be an example to us of how we are able to have joy and celebrate a victory that has not yet happened.Pastor Paul Hammontree

In this sermon Pastor Nate shares an encouragement from James to be those who are doers of the word, not hearers only, and that ultimately this ability only comes as we are receiving the love of God for us.Pastor Nate Morris

Pastor Nate encourages us to be careful with our words, taking James’ encouragement to be slow to speak, quick to listen and slow to get angry. Our model for our interactions is Jesus. Hot takes don’t help us accomplish God’s best for our lives and our world.Pastor Nate Morris

What's good? When you stop to think about it, that can be a deep question to ponder. In this episode of UNSCRIPTED we discuss what is GOOD and where all the good gifts in our life come from.Pastor Nate Morris, Pastor Paul Hammontree

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In this episode of Unscripted we discuss the nature of temptation to sin, where it comes from, and how we can endure it.Pastor Nate Morris, Pastor Paul Hammontree

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A very wealthy man was once asked, “How much money is enough?” His response was, “Just a little bit more.” Is the pursuit of financial wealth a worthy pursuit in life? In this episode of UNSCRIPTED we discuss where we can find true riches in life.Pastor Nate Morris, Pastor Paul Hammontree

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What’s the difference between knowledge and wisdom? And how can we know if we are being led by God’s wisdom or some other wisdom. In this episode of unscripted we discuss how God’s word teaches us we can gain the wisdom that comes from God.Pastor Nate Morris, Pastor Paul Hammontree

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Listen in as Pastor Nate discusses how we can have joy even in the midst of trials in life.Pastor Nate Morris, Pastor Paul Hammontree

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