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Pursue Peace and Holiness
In his message, Pursue Peace and Holiness, Pastor Doug Scalise explores Hebrews 12:14–29 and its call to cultivate peace and holiness while uprooting bitterness from our lives. Following Jesus means actively pursuing peace with everyone, growing in holiness from the heart outward, and refusing to allow anger, resentment, and past hurts to take root within…
Run Your Race
In his message, Run Your Race, Pastor Doug Scalise explores Hebrews 12:1–13 and the call to live the Christian life with perseverance, discipline, and our eyes fixed on Jesus. Surrounded by a great cloud of faithful witnesses, we are challenged to lay aside the sins and burdens that weigh us down and faithfully run the…
We’re All in this Together
In his message, We’re All In This Together, Pastor David Pranga explores Hebrews 11 and the inspiring stories of Abraham, Moses, Rahab, and countless faithful believers who trusted God through every season of life. Their examples remind us that genuine faith trusts God’s promises, chooses eternal rewards, takes courageous risks, and endures suffering with hope….
What is Faith?
In his message, “What Is Faith?”, Pastor Doug Scalise explores Hebrews 11:1–16 and the Bible’s inspiring description of faith as “the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen.” Through the examples of Abel, Enoch, Noah, and Abraham, we discover that genuine faith is more than belief—it is trusting God’s promises enough…
A Call to Persevere
In his message, “A Call to Persevere,” Pastor Doug Scalise explores Hebrews 10:19–39 and encourages believers to remain steadfast when life becomes difficult. Because Jesus has opened a new and living way into God’s presence, we can draw near with confidence, hold firmly to our hope, and encourage one another through every season of life….
Once for All
In his message, “Once for All,” Pastor Doug Scalise explores Hebrews 10:1–18 and the life-changing truth that Jesus’ sacrifice completely accomplished what the Old Testament sacrifices could only foreshadow. Because Christ offered Himself once for all, believers no longer need to live under the weight of guilt, striving to earn God’s acceptance or wondering if…