This message explores the powerful blueprint of the early church in Acts 2 and challenges believers to become a “Vintage Church” — a Spirit-empowered community grounded in God’s Word, united in authentic fellowship, devoted to prayer, and expectant for the miraculous. Through biblical truth, shared life, and bold faith, we are reminded that God still desires to move through ordinary people to bring healing, hope, and transformation to the world around us.

Pastor Steve dives into the commitments that formed the early church. God moved powerfully in the "vintage church" and He can move powerfully in today's churches as we alight our values with His.

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This sermon explores the powerful moment of Pentecost in Acts 2, where the 120 believers, united in prayer and obedience, received the promised Holy Spirit after waiting on God. It highlights how this event fulfilled Jesus’ words that His followers would be empowered to witness, as the Spirit came with dramatic signs—wind, fire, and speaking in other tongues—drawing a diverse crowd and demonstrating that the gospel is for all people.

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This message explores how the early church in Acts modeled a powerful combination of unity in prayer and alignment in leadership following Jesus’ ascension (Acts 1:9–14). Rather than acting independently, the disciples devoted themselves to consistent, unified prayer, trusting God’s promise that He responds to those who seek Him.

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In this powerful message, Pastor Steve Holt explores The Significance of Baptism—revealing why it is far more than a symbolic act, but a defining step in the life of every believer. From the call to repentance modeled by John the Baptist to the example of Jesus and the early church, this sermon unpacks baptism as the gateway into true discipleship.

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A powerful Good Friday message reflecting on the sacrifice of Jesus Christ and the depth of His love for humanity. This episode with Pastor Josh Floyd invites you to pause, remember the cross, and consider the significance of Christ’s suffering, and the hope it brings to our lives today.

Celebrate the power and hope of Easter through this compelling message on the resurrection of Jesus Christ. In Resurrection: The Victory of the King, explore how Jesus’ death and resurrection broke the power of sin and defeated death once and for all. This message reveals that sin is more than outward behavior—it is a matter of the heart—and that true transformation comes not through human effort, but through the life-changing power of Christ.

Through Scripture and powerful illustrations, discover how the same Spirit that raised Jesus from the dead is available to bring healing, purpose, and new life today. No matter your past, pain, or struggles, God desires to create beauty from brokenness and offer a fresh start.

This Easter message is an invitation to experience victory, receive a new heart, and step into the fullness of life found in Jesus.

This sermon, “Waiting on God to Show Up with Power,” centers on Acts 1 and emphasizes that the Christian life and mission are not meant to be carried out in human strength, but through the power of the Holy Spirit. Pastor Steve Holt explains that after His resurrection, Jesus instructed His disciples to wait—not act—until they were “clothed in power” through the Holy Spirit, highlighting the essential difference between water baptism (a public declaration of repentance and faith) and Spirit baptism (an empowering encounter with God’s presence). The message challenges the common desire for control, productivity, or even political solutions, redirecting believers to a Kingdom of God mindset where true transformation comes through spiritual power, not human effort. Ultimately, the sermon calls believers to move from fear to boldness, from striving to trusting, and from religion to a Spirit-filled relationship with Christ—urging them to surrender fully, receive the Holy Spirit’s ongoing filling, and become empowered witnesses who carry God’s kingdom to the world.