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Put It On My Account :: Alvin Brown | Second Chances

What do you do when the person who hurt you shows back up?
Not a distant memory or a “asking for a friend” scenario, but a real, face-to-face moment.
What do you do then?
In this message, Put It On My Account, Pastor Alvin closes out the Second Chances series in the book of Philemon by stepping into the tension between betrayal and grace, and the kind of forgiveness we all need to give and receive, even when it costs us something.
Maybe you’re carrying hurt, guilt, or shame. Maybe you keep replaying what someone did to you, or what you wish you could take back. Maybe you’re just trying to figure out how healing is even possible when trust has been broken.
Whether you’ve been wronged, done the hurting, or you’re somewhere in the middle still sorting it out, this message meets us in a very human place, the space between what happened and what healing might look like.
If that sounds familiar, this message is for you.
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Message: Put It On My Account
Series: Second Chances: A Path to Making What’s Broken Beautifully Whole, Again.
Scripture: Philemon 1:1-9,21-25
Speaker(s): Alvin Brown
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Going Back Different :: Alvin Brown | Second Chances

Have you ever tried to outgrow your past by outrunning it?
You know, where you change your habits, switch up your circle, chase something new, maybe even try to become a different version of yourself.
And yet, somewhere in the quiet, you still feel the pull of what was left unresolved.
In Going Back Different, Pastor Alvin guides us into a short, often overlooked letter in the Bible and wrestle with a very real question: 
What does it actually take to go back? 
Not just to say sorry or to move on, but to return changed.
If you’ve been avoiding a hard conversation or carrying regret, this message is for you, especially if you still wonder whether your worst moment defines you.
And if you’re on the other side, trying to decide whether someone who says they’ve changed can really be trusted, it’s for you too.
If you’ve been running, replaying a conversation you still haven’t had, or wondering if real change is even possible, press play and let’s take this step toward a second chance together.
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Message: Going Back Different
Series: Second Chances: A Path to Making What’s Broken Beautifully Whole, Again.
Scripture: Philemon 1:8-20
Speaker(s): Alvin Brown
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The Messy Middle :: Alvin Brown | Second Chances

Ever been in that place where something between you and someone else just feels off… and you have no idea how to fix it or get back to good?
A conversation that went sideways. Trust that cracked. A relationship that feels awkward, distant, or tense every time you walk into the room.
This series, Second Chances: A Path to Making What’s Broken Beautifully Whole, Again, steps into the uncomfortable space most of us avoid and takes an honest look at what it really takes to move forward when real people hurt each other.
In a short, often overlooked letter from the Bible, Pastor Alvin guides us through a story that feels surprisingly current about a fractured relationship, and a community watching to see what happens next.
If you’ve ever wondered:
• How do I rebuild without pretending nothing happened?• What does forgiveness actually look like in real life?• Can broken relationships really be restored?• What does faith have to do with conflict?
This message is for you.
Whether you’re following Jesus, questioning faith, or just trying to figure out how to handle tension in your marriage, friendships, family, church, or workplace, this message speaks to the messy-middle place in between hurt and healing.
Because what’s broken doesn’t have to stay broken, yet sometimes the hardest place to stand is right in the middle.
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Message: The Messy Middle
Series: Second Chances: A Path to Making What’s Broken Beautifully Whole, Again.
Scripture: Philemon 1:1-25
Speaker(s): Alvin Brown
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Seeing God’s Mission :: Alvin Brown | The Mission

If we’re honest, most days feel pretty ordinary. We move through familiar routines, see familiar faces, and keep life moving at a steady pace. 
It’s easy to go from one moment to the next without pausing to ask what God might be doing right in front of us.
In Seeing God’s Mission, Pastor Alvin invites us into a moment from John 4 where Jesus gently calls His followers to lift their eyes and notice what they’ve been missing. People, moments, and opportunities already woven into everyday life.
This message is for anyone who feels busy, worn down, distracted, or unsure how faith actually connects to real life. It leans into questions of purpose, compassion, and urgency that many of us carry, even if we don’t always name them.
Whether you’re exploring faith, returning to it, or trying to live it more honestly, this message offers space to slow down, look again, and step into what God is already doing.
Chances are, it’s closer than we think.
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Message: Seeing God’s Mission
Series: The Mission
Scripture: John 4:35-38
Speaker(s): Alvin Brown
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The Spirit’s Power :: Joice Villamor | The Mission

Have you ever felt fear creep in, even when you know God has spoken promises over your life?
In The Spirit’s Power, Joice Villamor invites us into a moment after Jesus’ resurrection when the disciples are hiding behind locked doors, unsure of what comes next. Right in the middle of their fear, Jesus shows up and speaks peace.
This message connects our everyday doubts and hesitation with a question many of us carry: how do we move forward when fear feels louder than faith?
Whether you’re exploring faith or learning to live it out, this sermon invites you to pause, listen, and consider what could change if fear doesn’t get the final say.
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Message: The Spirit’s Power
Series: The Mission
Scripture: John 20:19-23
Speaker(s): Joice Villamor
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The Son’s Sacrifice :: Bria Johnson | The Mission

Have you ever looked at your life and thought, I don’t see a way forward from here?
Most of us know that feeling. Sometimes it’s the weight of our own choices. Sometimes it’s what life handed us without warning. 
In those moments, it’s easy to feel stuck, tired, or quietly discouraged, even as we admire people who stay committed when everything in them wants to quit.
In The Son’s Sacrifice, Bria connects those everyday feelings of fear, weariness, and loss to the unexpected hope found in the cross. Drawing from her own story and from John 12, she points us to Jesus, who openly faced suffering and chose a path He could have avoided, revealing a love that is intentional, costly, and deeply personal.
What looks like the end of the story may actually be where God is doing something new.
If you’re feeling worn down or longing for a fresh start, this message is a reminder that God meets us right where we are and turns dead ends into doorways.
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Message: The Son’s Sacrifice
Series: The Mission
Scripture: John 12:27–33
Speaker(s): Bria Johnson
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The Father's Love :: Alvin Brown | The Mission

Have you ever stopped and wondered if God still cares about a world that feels fragile, divided, or worn down, or about a life that feels unsettled beneath the surface?  Ever been there before?
Grounded in John 3:16, Pastor Alvin moves past words we’ve heard before and points us to the heart behind them. 
He reminds us that God’s love isn’t reactive or conditional. It’s initiating, personal, and close. A love that moves first, steps into our darkness, and meets us as we are, not as we try to appear.
Whether you feel close to God, curious but hesitant, or unsure what you believe at all, this message invites you to consider a simple but life-changing truth: the Father’s love can pull us out of the shadows of a life that feels empty and into a life that is truly full, starting now.
This message, The Father’s Love, speaks honestly to faith, doubt, longing, and hope, painting a clear picture of a good Father whose love reaches farther than we expect and closer than we imagine.
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Message: The Father’s Love
Series: The Mission
Scripture: John 3:16
Speaker(s): Alvin Brown
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Are You Prepared? :: Alvin Brown | Vision Sunday

It’s a new year, and whether we admit it or not, most of us are already carrying the same quiet question into it: Are you prepared?
In this message from Isaiah 55, Pastor Alvin Brown speaks to anyone stepping into 2026 with a mix of hope and hesitation, energy and exhaustion. 
Some of us are fired up about new goals. Others are still carrying the weight of last year. Some are rebuilding their faith. Others are just trying to make it through what’s right in front of them.
Are You Prepared? shifts the idea of preparation away from pressure, performance, and having everything figured out. 
It invites us to slow down and take a real look at what we’re living on, what’s shaping us, and whether we’re actually making room for what only God can give.
It’s a message about turning from what keeps leaving us empty and discovering a life rooted not in striving, but in God’s faithfulness. 
If you’re looking for more than just another busy year that feels hollow, and you’re longing for a year that’s truly better, this message is for you.
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Message: Are You Prepared?
Series: Vision Sunday
Scripture: Isaiah 55
Speaker(s): Alvin Brown
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Finding Christmas :: Christmas Eve :: Alvin Brown

Finding Christmas isn’t about decorations, traditions, or getting everything just right. 
It’s about a search most of us know well, looking for peace, meaning, hope, or relief in the middle of busy lives and crowded expectations.
In this Christmas Eve message, Pastor Alvin Brown invites you into the familiar story of the wise men and connects it to a simple question many of us carry, often without realizing it. 
What if the thing you’re looking for isn’t where you expected it to be? 
Through the ancient story of a quiet birth, this sermon reflects on how God often shows up in overlooked places and how encountering Jesus can gently change our direction.
Whether you’re full of faith, full of questions, or somewhere in between, this message speaks to anyone who’s ever felt like they were searching for something more this Christmas.
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Message: Finding Christmas
Series: Christmas Eve
Scripture: Matthew 2:1-12
Speaker(s): Alvin Brown
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The Cost of Keeping Score :: A Family Christmas :: Bria Johnson

Truth be told, all families have a way of turning love into a competition of comparing and keep score. 
We measure who’s winning, who’s on par, yet soon to fall behind, and who’s flat out losing. 
In this message from our Advent series A Family Christmas, we step into one of the most painfully relatable family stories in Scripture and see what happens when approval, worth, and belonging get treated like something you have to earn.
This sermon speaks to anyone who’s tired of chasing validation, exhausted from family tension, or stuck in patterns they didn’t choose but somehow inherited. 
It’s an honest look at rivalry, longing, and the quiet cost of always keeping score, paired with the hope of a grace that meets us right in the middle of the mess.
Whether you’re navigating complicated relationships, carrying old wounds, or just wondering if rest is possible, this message points to a different way forward. 
One where worth isn’t won, love isn’t negotiated, and grace is received, not earned.
If this resonates, join us to reflect, and consider where you and your family might need to let go of the scorecard this Christmas.
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Message: The Cost of Keeping Score
Series: A Family Christmas
Scripture: Genesis 30
Speaker(s): Bria Johnson
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