Graves to Gardens

Do You Love Me?

Do You Love Me?
Rob Sellitto

Today, we focus on how Jesus restored Peter to a place of leadership, looking at how Jesus meets us where we are but invites us to become more.

Graves to Gardens

Graves to Gardens
Rob Sellitto

On Easter we look at three reactions to the empty tomb and think about what we bring to Easter - our despair? Or dread? Or doubt? Join us as we celebrate the what Jesus did for each of us.

Jesus' Prayers

Jesus' Prayers
Rob Sellitto

Today we explore the three final prayers Jesus prayed before his death. What do they mean for us? What can we learn from them?

Grief to Joy

Grief to Joy
Rob Sellitto

How can sorrow turn to joy? Join us today as we find how Jesus can turn our sorrow and grief to joy.

Jesus is the Vine, So What Are We?

Jesus is the Vine, So What Are We?
Rob Sellitto

Jesus says that he is the vine. How do you abide in Him? How do you make it a priority to pursue his presence, to remain close, above all else? Only you can pursue that.

Should Relationships Be Disposable?

Should Relationships Be Disposable?
Rob Sellitto

The sermon challenges the concept of disposability in relationships, emphasizing the need to embrace freedom and invest effort in existing relationships. Pastor Rob uses personal anecdotes and examples to illustrate how society has shifted towards a disposable mindset. By examining Jesus' interactions with challenging individuals, he advocates for adopting a disposition of love, service, and value towards others, even in difficult times. The sermon concludes with a call to view relationships through the lens of Jesus, acknowledging when to cut off toxic connections while striving to love and serve others as He did.

I Did It My Way

I Did It My Way
Rob Sellitto

Today we look at the importance of surrendering to God and aligning our lives with Jesus' path, offering a more fulfilling and abundant life. Who do you glorify? Consider the transformative power of choosing to follow Jesus.

If Only...

If Only...
Rob Sellitto

So often we say "if only". If only we had more money. If only we got that promotion. But what would happen if we changed our perspective and instead asked "what if"? Jesus transformed despair into wonder and hope when he raised Lazarus from the dead. What if we embraced the possibilities presented by Jesus?