In Matthew 18, Jesus tells of a servant forgiven a massive debt who refuses to forgive a small one. It’s a reminder that unforgiveness traps us in bitterness, while grace frees us. We forgive not because others deserve it, but because we have been forgiven far more by Christ. Forgiven people forgive people — releasing the offense, healing the heart, and reflecting the One who canceled every debt at the cross.

In Matthew 13:44, Jesus describes the kingdom of heaven as a hidden treasure worth everything. This sermon explores how the gospel reveals God’s greatest gift—eternal life through Jesus Christ. Like the man who joyfully sold all to gain the treasure, we are called to surrender all for the surpassing worth of knowing Christ. The gospel invites us into joy, sacrifice, and a new life anchored in God’s unshakable kingdom.

The Jesus Way has always been God's plan. The Jesus Way is the only way to eternal life. Living the Jesus Way is living a life of surrender. Do you choose the Jesus Way?

As we kick off the new year where everyone is thinking of fresh starts and making resolutions, Randy Norris lays out the vision for The Station Church looking at what is The Station's commitment to the community and what are the expectations of those who make up the congregation?

This Christmas message focuses on a character rarely talked about in the story of Christ's birth: Herod the Great. When the wisemen came to Herod to ask where the new King was born, the scribes told Herod that He was to be born in Bethlehem, which was just five miles from Jerusalem. Herod was five miles from the Light of Christmas...and yet he lived and died in total darkness.