In this week’s message, we explore the promise of Emmanuel — “God with us” — and what it means for our lives today. Drawing from Isaiah’s prophecy and Matthew’s Gospel, we’re reminded that the Messiah’s arrival was long promised, yet many missed Him because of a veil over their understanding.

We look at how Scripture reveals this unveiling through the Tabernacle of David, the torn veil at Jesus’ crucifixion, and the revelation moments of Simeon, Anna, John the Baptist and Peter. We even visit Caesarea Philippi, the site Jesus used as a live illustration that “the gates of hell will not prevail.”

This message calls us beyond familiarity and invites us into revelation — to see Jesus clearly, worship Him deeply and share Him boldly. Emmanuel is more than a Christmas title — it’s a present reality: God with us, God revealed to us, God moving through us.

This message takes us deep into the parable of the lost sons, showing how both the rebellious and the religious can find themselves estranged from the Father. Through personal story, Scripture and the beauty of grace, we’re reminded that God doesn’t shame us — He welcomes us, restores us and calls us His own. It’s a powerful invitation to stop performing, stop pretending, and start living in the freedom of the Father’s heart.

This week’s message in our FOUND series explores the parable of the lost coin, reminding us that when something has incredible value, you go to extraordinary lengths to find it. And that is exactly how God sees us! Like the woman who lights a lamp, sweeps the house, and searches carefully until she finds her lost coin, God relentlessly pursues every person who feels hidden, overlooked, or buried under life’s mess. His search is intentional, persistent and joyful, because to God, you are worth everything.

This week’s message explores Jesus’ parable of the lost sheep — a story that reveals God’s unrelenting love for those who feel far from Him. Through Luke 15, we see a Shepherd who notices, searches, and celebrates every person He brings home. Whether you’ve wandered or are part of the ninety-nine, this message calls us to reflect God’s heart — to pursue, restore, and rejoice over the found.

In this week’s episode, we explore what it really means to stand up for God in a world that often sits down. Pastor Andrew Shearman reminds us that faith isn’t comfortable — it’s courageous — and that every believer is called to take risks, obey God’s voice, and make a difference where they are. Be inspired by stories of those who stood firm in Scripture and rediscover what it means to live a life that heaven notices and hell fears.

We all carry weight — not physical, but the kind that presses on our hearts: guilt, fear, regret, and sin. In this message, we’re reminded that Jesus came to lift every burden and set us free from the tyranny of guilt and shame. Like Christian in The Pilgrim’s Progress, when we come to the cross, the weight falls away and we discover the freedom, joy, and new life that only Christ can give.

In this message, we explore what it means to step boldly into God’s tomorrows. Through the story of Joshua and Israel, we’re reminded that fear may whisper “stay,” but faith says “go.” When we follow God’s presence with courage and obedience, we discover that He always meets us in the middle of the step.

In this message, we explore what it means to say a costly “yes” to God, just as Mary of Nazareth did when she surrendered her plans to His purpose. Her story shows us that true surrender isn’t weakness — it’s courageous trust in the God who never fails. Listen in and discover how faith, surrender, and praise can transform your uncertainty into purpose.