The King of Glory
Psalm 24 invites us to reflect on what we think about when we think about God. Pastor Ben unpacks the powerful truths that God is our Creator, Redeemer, and King—bringing order from chaos, inviting us into His presence, and deserving our wholehearted worship. This message challenges us to surrender fully to the One who rules with strength, saves by grace, and invites us to seek His face.
I Believe in the Church
What you believe about the Church shapes how you live. In this message, Pastor Ben unpacks what it means to be part of the true, global Church—justified by grace through faith in Christ alone—and how that belief shows up in our local church engagement. From baptism and communion to church membership and vulnerability in community, this sermon invites every believer to come, engage, and be transformed.
We Are the Bride
Scripture paints a profound picture of the Church as the bride, and Jesus as the bridegroom—loving, sanctifying, and preparing us for an eternal union. This message calls us to faithful obedience, humble submission, and joyful anticipation of the day we’ll be presented in glory at the marriage supper of the Lamb. Until then, we live prepared—worshiping, growing, and serving—clothed in Christ and committed to His Church.
Habits of the Household
Habits of the household must be personal, ongoing, and intentional to disciple our families toward Jesus. Kids do what you do, not what you say—make it count!
In Process
As we begin a new year, Pastor Ben reminds us that life is a journey—and we are all works in progress. In this message, he encourages us to embrace the beauty of being "in process," without using it as an excuse to stay stuck. Through Scripture, reflection, and practical next steps, we're invited to keep growing spiritually by spending time in God's Word and following the way of Jesus each day.
Be Patient
In a world obsessed with instant results, Pastor Ben challenges us to embrace patience as we walk with Jesus. Exploring James 5, he unpacks the dangers of misplaced desires, the call to endure suffering, and the importance of integrity in our words. This message reminds us that true spiritual growth can't be microwaved—it takes time, perspective, and trust in God's timing.
Kingdom Pursuits
Jesus calls us to pursue a different kind of wealth—one that can’t be lost or stolen. This message challenges us to evaluate where our hearts truly are by examining what we store up, whom we serve, and how we see the world. Instead of being consumed by worry, we are invited to daily trust and seek God’s kingdom above all else.
Kingdom Expectations
We all carry expectations—but Jesus offers us three expectations that reshape what it means to follow Him: giving, praying, and fasting. In this message from Matthew 6, Pastor Ben Marshall challenges us to examine the heart behind these practices. Are they done for show, or do they flow from a real relationship with God? Discover how Jesus leads us into deeper transformation by calling us into a Kingdom that’s upside down—and yet perfectly right side up.
The Gift Given Was the Gift Given
On Mother's Day, Pastor Ben walks through the story of Hannah in 1 Samuel 1—a woman who gave her long-awaited son back to God. This message explores how we respond in pain, in waiting, and in blessing, and challenges us to live with open hands. What do we do with the gifts God gives us?
Things I’ve Been Wondering, Part 2
What if the Spirit God has given us is the key to actively living like Jesus? In this message, Pastor Ben invites us to wrestle with the tough questions, embrace the discomfort of doubt, and fan into flame the gift of God within us. You’ll be challenged to reflect on who’s mentoring you, who you’re praying for, and how fear might be shaping your faith.
Things I’ve Been Wondering, Part 1
What does it mean to truly delight in the Lord? Pastor Ben explores the connection between our deepest desires and our delight in God, showing how delight becomes the filter for healthy desires. Drawing from Psalm 37, this message challenges us to ask honest questions, trust God's timing, and shift our starting point from fear and control to faith and intimacy with the Lord.