Ps. Rob goes over the 7th Commandment "You Shall Not Commit Adultery." He dives in to the ways adultery happens and the importance of the covenant of marriage.

This message, “Bitter Success,” explores the story of Jonah and the danger of obeying God outwardly while resisting Him inwardly. Jonah experienced incredible ministry success when an entire city repented, yet his heart remained hard because he didn’t want God to show mercy to people he believed didn’t deserve it. The sermon highlights three key truths: God loves even the people we struggle to love, delayed obedience leads to unnecessary hardship, and God desires not just our actions but our hearts. Ultimately, it challenges believers to align their hearts with God’s compassion, respond quickly in obedience, and celebrate the grace of God—even when it’s extended to those we wouldn’t choose.

The Easter morning message celebrating the Risen Lord!

On Palm Sunday, we often focus on the crowd and the miracle—but what about the ones simply sent to “get the donkey”? This message reveals how God uses ordinary, seemingly insignificant tasks to accomplish extraordinary, eternal purposes. Through the story of Jesus’ triumphal entry, we’re reminded that faithfulness in the small things is never wasted and is often part of a much bigger plan than we can see. Pastor Jesse challenges us to embrace humility, trust God’s timing, and say yes to whatever He asks—knowing that even the smallest acts of obedience can play a role in His greatest miracles.

The command “You shall not murder” goes far deeper than the physical act—it speaks to the value of life, the condition of our hearts, and the seriousness of unchecked anger. In this message, Ps. Jesse explores how Scripture reveals murder as not only the taking of life, but as something that begins with anger and grows into hatred if left unresolved.

The command to “Honor your father and mother” is more than a call for children to obey—it’s a principle that shapes families, communities, and generations. In this message, we explore what it truly means to show honor to parents at every stage of life and how this command reflects God’s design for authority, respect, and family relationships.