In Week 1’s sermon titled, Come and You Will See, Pastor Lee dives into John 1 and introduces the question, “what does it mean to be a disciple of Jesus?”

What we do today determines our harvest tomorrow. As we approach the end of our Revolutionary Faith series, Pastor Lee Cummings delivers a timely word on our role here on earth while we anxiously await the return of Jesus.

The gift of today matters – it matters because eternity matters. In this sermon from Pastor Lee Cummings, we focus on the importance of today. Not yesterday or tomorrow, but the moment we’re in right now. What are you going to do with this moment?

The way we go higher in the Kingdom is by going lower in His presence. Pastor Lee Cummings returns from sabbatical to bring an important message on wisdom and humility.

God's not looking for your effort – He's looking for your surrender. Don't miss this brand new sermon from Pastor Caleb Culver about the power of your words.

We are saved by faith alone, but true faith never stays alone – it always expresses itself in love for God and others! Don’t miss this powerful sermon from Pastor Jon Zondervan!

In the third part of our Revolutionary Faith series, Pastor Jon Zondervan leads us through a pivotal topic within James chapter 2: discrimination amongst early-church believers based on their outward appearance and perceived social status. This biblical and encouraging message is a must-hear!

In week 2 of this series, Portage Campus Pastor Stefan Davis provides thorough biblical teaching based on James 1:13 about desire, sin, and overcoming sin by the plumb line or reference point of God's Word!

To kick off the month of July, Pastor Lee Cummings begins a series called Revolutionary Faith focused on the difference between testing and tempting. You don’t want to miss this powerful sermon called The Book of James!

Heroes explores the lives, work, and ministries of men and women in the New Testament whose lives made enormous impact on the world. In this sermon, Pastor Jon Zondervan shares the story of James and John and expands on what scripture says in regards to how we should respond to those who persecute us.