What does it really mean to live with a generous spirit? In this message, we explore the power of generosity, the biblical foundation for tithing, and how putting God first in your finances unlocks supernatural blessing. Whether you're just starting out or already living generously, this message will challenge, equip, and inspire you to trust God more deeply with every area of your life.

Are you walking with the Spirit—or trying to lead Him? This message dives into what it really means to live a Spirit-led life, challenging us to move beyond performance and into full submission. It's not just about spiritual gifts or moments of power—it's about daily surrender, lasting fruit, and becoming more like Jesus from the inside out.

This powerful Mother’s Day message explores what it means to carry the heart of a guardian—a calling that speaks to every person entrusted with the care of others. Drawing from Psalm 23. the message unpacks the role of guardian/shepherd: to protect, nurture, guide, and love with compassion and strength. It offers hope for the weary, perspective for the faithful, and a reminder that no one is meant to carry the weight alone. God, our Good Shepherd, remains the perfect example and guide for all who are called to steward the lives of others.

What if being led by the Holy Spirit wasn’t optional—but essential? This powerful message challenges us to stop pretending we’ve “got it” and instead live a Spirit-led life marked by obedience, dependence, and childlike faith. With honesty, humor, and biblical clarity, we're reminded to tune in to the voice of God—because our lives, families, and futures depend on it.

Following Jesus was never meant to be private, and living for Him requires the power of the Holy Spirit. We don’t just need a one-time filling — we need to be filled continually. If you're tired of striving in your own strength and ready to be empowered by the Holy Spirit to advance God’s Kingdom, this message from Elan Church is for you.

This Resurrection Sunday, we celebrate more than an empty tomb—we celebrate a Savior who still brings dead things back to life.

In this message, we unpack the parable of the prodigal son, revealing the depth of God’s grace for both the rebellious and the self-righteous. Whether you relate to the younger son who ran or the older brother who stayed, this story invites all of us to experience the love of the Father in a fresh way.

The cross wasn’t the end. It was just the beginning. 

This Palm Sunday message challenges us to reflect on the quiet, personal choices that shape who we are and how we live. As Jesus entered Jerusalem on a donkey—fulfilling centuries of prophecy to the exact day—He extended an invitation that still stands: to fully surrender our lives and follow Him.

This message explores the meaning behind the triumphal entry, the symbolism of the palm branches, and the significance of secret moments that lead to lasting transformation. It’s a reminder that real power isn’t found in public applause but in private obedience.

In this powerful message leading up to Easter, Julian, Abigail, and Serge explore why the death of Jesus still matters today. From the fall of Adam to the redemption found in Christ, we’re reminded that Jesus chose to be crushed so we could be healed. His death gives us identity, restores our purpose, and calls us to live as new creations. This isn’t just history—it’s the foundation of our hope, freedom, and future. Jesus is King!

In this powerful message, Pastor Max Lyons unpacks the meaning of Passover and reveals how Exodus 12 points directly to Jesus Christ as the ultimate Passover Lamb.
From the blood on the doorposts in Egypt to the cross on Calvary, this sermon draws clear and compelling parallels between the Old Testament and the Gospel. You’ll discover how the details of the first Passover — the timing, the sacrifice, the instructions — all foreshadow the Person and work of Jesus.
Whether you're new to faith or have followed Jesus for years, this teaching will deepen your awe and understanding of who Jesus is and what He accomplished for us.
Jesus didn’t just celebrate Passover — He became it.

What do you do when God doesn’t show up on your timeline? In John 11, Jesus hears that Lazarus is sick—but instead of rushing, He waits. Why? Because His love is deeper than we realize. The love of Jesus doesn’t always move fast, but it always moves best. Sometimes God makes you wait—not because He doesn’t love you, but because He loves you too much to give you less than His best. If you're in a season of waiting or unsure what to do next, this message from Pastor Max will encourage you to trust His timing and take your next step of faith.

Being a true witness involves both words and actions. It's not enough to speak about Jesus; our lives must reflect His teachings. This requires discipline and a commitment to spiritual growth, enabling us to be authentic witnesses of Christ. As we grow in our faith, our actions should naturally align with our words, demonstrating the love and truth of Jesus to those around us, check out this Sunday message from Pastor Juliet Lyons.

Leadership isn’t just for those with titles; we all have influence in our families, workplaces, and communities. Jesus is the greatest leaders of all time… and if we want to be like Him, we must also grow in the practice of leadership. Discover how Jesus saw, included, and transformed people others overlooked. True leadership isn’t about control—it’s about serving, influencing, and pointing people to Jesus. To follow Jesus is to lead like Jesus.

True greatness in God's kingdom is defined by service, not status. Jesus exemplified this when He humbled Himself to wash His disciples' feet, teaching that true honor comes through selfless service. Our lives should mirror this principle, valuing service over the pursuit of recognition or prestige. This is not about earning salvation but about responding to the grace we have freely received. In God's kingdom, our worth is not measured by the titles we bear but by the love and humility with which we serve others.

Every day is a new opportunity to take account of who we worship. We all wired for worship. God is clear. He is jealous for our worship and our worship must be in spirit and truth. Worship is a physical expression of our inward devotion and Romans 12 clearly lays out the power of Godly worship in our lives. To find out more about the discipline of worship according to Romans 12, check out this Sunday message from Pastor Juliet Lyons.

The Sabbath is a time to pause, rest, and remember that our worth comes from being with God, not in what we achieve. It invites us to step away from the constant demands of life and embrace the peace that is only found in His presence. Sabbath is an essential practice to following Jesus and one often neglected, to our own detriment.

The spiritual practice of Bible study is essential if we want to deepen our knowledge of the voice and character of God. A regular commitment to reading the Word of God will build wisdom, guidance, direction into every day life circumstances. To find out more about the discipline of Bible reading according to Psalm 1, check out this Sunday message from Pastor Juliet Lyons.

Too often, faith becomes about us—our plans, our desires, our blessings. But true faith starts with God. When we surrender fully and stay connected to Jesus, we will live a fruitful life. To find out more, check out this Sunday message from Elan Church.

Following Jesus is not just about going to heaven when you die... It's about living life to the full right now! In this inspiring message, we dive into John 10 to uncover how Jesus offers not just life, but life to the fullest—overflowing with purpose, joy, and freedom. This sermon reveals how Jesus, the Good Shepherd, leads us into a life of connection with Him and meaningful relationships with others.

Community is a God given gift to the body of Christ. We are to practice this spiritual discipline regularly for the sake of others as well as ourselves. Acts 2 lays out a wonderful blueprint for how to do this God’s way. Watch this video from Pastor Juliet to find out more

What if the greatest threat to your relationship with Jesus isn’t opposition, but distraction? In this message, we dive into the transformative practice of solitude, which Jesus modeled perfectly and invites us into. If you long to draw closer to God and experience His Presence, solitude is an essential step on that journey. Check out this Sunday’s message from Elan Church to find out more.