This week Pastor Jeffrey Smith explores the church as a collective made up of many members. The church is a blend of unity and diversity. Though different in background and gifts, we are united by one Spirit. Our differences are strengths when we honor and serve one another.

This week Pastor Jeffrey's sermon focuses on church not just as a place to attend-- but as a people to belong to. Biblical membership is about connection, mutual responsibility, and shared spiritual growth. God places us in the body to serve, be known, and grow in Christ together.

This week in Part 4 of our series on The Divine Place, Pastor Jeffrey looks at what it means to seek the Lord. Through the practice of communion God is seeking after us and pursuing us, while affording us the opportunity to in the same moment seek Him. Pastor Jeffrey encourages the church to seek the mystery and majesty of the supper.

In this latest message from The Divine Place, Pastor Jeffrey dives into the meaning and purpose of baptism. Is it sprinkling or immersion? Is it symbolic or essential for salvation? While Christians may differ on the details, one truth remains: without Christ crucified and risen, nothing else matters.

As we continue our series on The Divine Place, Pastor Jeffrey explores the profound biblical images that define who we are as God's people. As the Body of Christ, the Church is called to unity and faithful service. As His Bride, she is called to purity and joyful anticipation. Through these powerful metaphors, we uncover the Church’s true nature, identity, and purpose in the world today.

From Pentecost to today, the Church has weathered persecution, embraced reformation, and encountered powerful renewal. Through every century of trial and triumph, one truth remains—God is faithful. In the latest message of The Divine Place, we explore the enduring story of the Church and the unshakable promise of Jesus: the gates of hell will not prevail against it.

In the first message of our new series, The Divine Place, Pastor Jeffrey explores how the Church is not a building or a weekly service, but a divine mystery revealed through Christ. Discover how God’s purpose has always been to create a people for Himself—set apart to reflect His wisdom, not just to the world, but to the spiritual realm as well. Join us as we unpack what it means to be part of this sacred body, called to display the glory of Christ.

Easter isn’t just a story to be remembered—it’s a reality that calls for a response. In the final message of our series, The Philosophy of Life, Pastor Jeffrey shares how the risen Christ extends His nail-scarred hands—not just as symbols of sacrifice, but as a powerful invitation to transformation. How will you respond?