Sermon Title: The Shortcut That Goes Deep
Scripture: John 4:1–30
Speaker: Pastor Carl

This week, we step into a familiar story with fresh eyes — Jesus and the woman at the well.

Sermon Title: Faith, Fear, and the Impossible
Scripture: 1 Samuel 17:32–51
Speaker: Zach Waters

This Sunday we welcome Zach Waters, Bible Mentor at Hilton Head Christian Academy (9th & 10th grade) and Area Representative for Fellowship of Christian Athletes.

In one of the most familiar stories in Scripture, we’ll revisit David standing before Goliath — a moment where fear filled the battlefield, but faith stepped forward.

Sermon Title: The Main Thing
Scripture: Exodus 20:1–4 & Mark 12:28–34

It’s easy for faith to become crowded with activity, opinions, and distractions—even good ones. But throughout Scripture, God continually calls His people back to simplicity and clarity.

In Exodus, we hear the first commandment given to Israel: to put God first above everything else. In Mark, Jesus echoes that same truth when asked which commandment matters most—love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength.

This Sunday, David Allgire will be teaching from Mark 9:17–29, where a desperate father cries out for his son’s healing—and Jesus reveals the kind of faith that moves mountains through prayer.

We welcome Todd Peterson—former NFL kicker, successful entrepreneur, and devoted Kingdom leader—as he shares a powerful message centered on trusting God as our unshakable refuge and living generously in a world that often clings tight.

Todd played 13 years in the NFL, was named the Seahawks’ “Man of the Year,” and later inducted into the Athletes in Action Hall of Faith alongside legends like Bart Starr and Clark Hunt. Today, he and his wife Susan lead multiple businesses and serve on the boards of influential ministries including Passion Conferences, Pro Athletes Outreach, and illumiNations.

We wrap up our series on the life of Joseph as Pastor Cam led us through one of the most powerful and challenging moments of Joseph’s journey—facing the very people who betrayed him.

When worry rises and answers feel out of reach, where do you look for help? In part 3 of the series, we’ll see how Joseph trusted God fully—and how God moved in powerful, unexpected ways.

This week, we continue our four-part series on the life of Joseph—a man who remained faithful even when life was deeply unfair. In Part 2, Pastor Cam will guide us through Joseph’s time in prison and how God’s presence sustained him in isolation, disappointment, and delay.

This Sunday, we welcome Pastor Cam Huxford, the founding pastor of Compassion Christian Church in Savannah. Pastor Huxford will begin a four week series on the life of Joseph.

Joseph - Living Like God is With You (Part 1 of 4) focused on the scripture Genesis 37:1-11.

As we continue into this sacred season of celebration, join us this Sunday as David Allgire leads us through the wonder of Luke 2:1–18—the beloved story of Christ’s birth.

From shepherds in the fields to angels singing in the night, this passage reminds us that God’s good news breaks through the ordinary and finds us where we are.

This Sunday, as we light the final candle of Advent—the candle of Love—James Ackerman will guide us through Mary’s powerful song of praise, known as the Magnificat.

Spoken in response to the angel’s announcement and Elizabeth’s greeting, Mary’s words in Luke 1:46–55 are more than poetry. They are a declaration of faith, hope, and the transforming power of God’s love breaking into the world.

This Sunday, we continue our Advent journey with Dr. Carl Martin as we explore how to find joy even in the waiting. Through Jesus’ words in Matthew 11, we’ll reflect on how to hear His voice when life feels uncertain or heavy.

As we continue our Advent journey, Rev. Dr. Carl Martin leads us through the bold and prophetic words of John the Baptist in Matthew 3:1–12.

On Sunday November 30th, we begin our Advent journey by returning to the night that changed the world. Through Luke’s account of Jesus’ birth, Rev. Richard Kannwischer invites us to rediscover the wonder of the gospel—the good news that still breaks through the noise and fear of our times.

This Sunday, we welcome Rev. Dr. Carl Martin as he brings a message drawn from Luke 18:9–14, the parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector. In it, Jesus paints a vivid contrast between pride and humility in how we approach God.

We are honored to welcome Tamy Elam, founder of Hallel, to lead us in a powerful journey through one of Paul’s most vivid passages on spiritual strength and warfare. In Ephesians 6:10–20, we’re reminded that our battle is not against flesh and blood, but against spiritual forces, and yet we are called to stand firm — clothed in truth, righteousness, readiness, faith, salvation, and the Word of God.

Tamy brings a rich heritage of ministry, serving women and children both locally and globally (in Israel, Jordan, England, Northern Africa and Mexico) and committed to deepening the love of Christ through Scripture and prayer.

This Sunday, we welcome Bijan Mirtolooi, who will lead us through one of the most profound prayers ever recorded — Jesus’ prayer for His disciples in John 17:13–24.

In this passage, Jesus prays not only for those with Him at that moment, but for all who would come to believe — including us. He asks that we may experience the same unity, love, and joy that He shares with the Father.

Bijan will explore what it means to live as people shaped by this prayer — set apart in truth, yet sent into the world with love and purpose.

This Sunday, we welcome David Allgire as he guides us through a deeply moving encounter between Jesus, a Pharisee, and a woman known only by her reputation and her worship.

In Luke 7:36–50, Jesus reveals what it means to love much because we’ve been forgiven much. As the woman pours perfume on His feet and washes them with her tears, we are invited to consider our own response to the mercy of God.

David will help us reflect on how forgiveness transforms not only our hearts, but also the way we see others… with grace, gratitude, and humility.

This Sunday, we welcome Rev. Dr. Carl Martin as he brings a message drawn from Luke 18:9–14, the parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector. In it, Jesus paints a vivid contrast between pride and humility in how we approach God.

This Sunday, we welcome Ken Philbeck as he leads us through one of the most sacred moments in Scripture — the institution of the Lord’s Supper. In Luke 22:17–20, Jesus shares bread and wine with His disciples, revealing the profound mystery of His body and blood given for us.

Ken will help us reflect on the depth of this moment — a call to remember, to give thanks, and to live in unity through the covenant Christ sealed with His own sacrifice. It’s a message of renewal and reverence, preparing our hearts for true communion with Him and with one another.