Legacy

Week #5 September 7, 2025 Justin McCarty

We live in a culture obsessed with speed and instant results—but God calls us into something far greater: cathedral thinking. Just like the cathedrals of old took generations to build, God is writing a story across centuries and nations. And He invites us to join His worldwide spiritual revolution—not through quick wins, but through everyday faithfulness, small acts of obedience, and investing in the next generation.

Digging Deeper

Other Messages in this Series

Make A Difference

Week #4 August 31, 2025 Goodie Godloe

Jesus didn’t call perfect people with perfect résumés—He called ordinary people with ordinary struggles to carry His extraordinary mission. In Luke 9, we see His invitation to go “all in” for the Kingdom of God: to live with courage, sacrifice, and faith that He is more than enough.

Grow Roots

Week #3 August 24, 2025 Carlos Ortiz

Who are you really? Before Jesus ever preached a sermon, healed the sick, or called a disciple—His Father declared His identity: “You are my beloved Son; I’m pleased with You.”
That same voice speaks over you today. But here’s the truth: your identity will always be tested. The enemy comes after your loyalty and your identity—through shortcuts, lies, and temptations.

From Passive to Active Faith – Participate

Week #2 August 17, 2025 Carlos Ortiz

At twelve, Jesus stayed behind in the temple to be “about His Father’s business.” We grow when we take ownership of our faith—not just relying on our parents, mentors, or leaders, but pursuing God personally.

Raised

Week #1 August 10, 2025 Carlos Ortiz

They Almost Didn’t Come Back… But Then God Did This

What makes someone return “home” to faith—even after years away or seasons of doubt? In this message, we follow the story of a young couple, the first days of Jesus’ life, and the timeless truth that God uses spiritual community to grow and sustain us. Even with its imperfections, the Church is still His chosen place for belonging and transformation. 📖 Scripture: Luke 2:22–40, Hebrews 10:23–25