In this blog, Pastor Hazen reflects on Jesus’ parables of hidden treasure and the pearl of great price, revealing how the Kingdom’s true value is often unseen at first. Through Scripture and compelling historical stories, he shows that surrender to Christ is not loss but joy when we recognize what we’re gaining. The invitation is to trade lesser treasures for an eternal Kingdom worth everything.

In this blog, Pastor Hazen explores Jesus’ call to count the cost of discipleship, reminding us that faithfulness is never accidental. Through Scripture and vivid historical examples, he shows how preparation, foresight, and resolve determine whether we finish what we start. The invitation is clear: build wisely, prepare for resistance, and follow Christ with eyes open and foundations deep.

In this blog, Pastor Hazen brings the Messiah series to its climax by showing Jesus as both humble Savior and coming King. From the manger to the Magi to the cross and the throne, Scripture reveals a Messiah who heals, reigns, and will judge in righteousness. The reflection invites us to consider not just who Jesus is, but how we will respond to Him.

In this blog, Pastor Hazen reflects on the Christmas story beyond the manger, showing how the humility of Jesus’ birth and the authority revealed by the star point to the same Savior. Through the journey of the Magi and the fear of Herod, we are invited to consider whether we will simply welcome Jesus into our mess or truly surrender to Him as King.

In this blog, Pastor Hazen explores the manger we often picture and the one Scripture actually describes. Rather than a peaceful postcard scene, Jesus is born into mess, poverty, and discomfort. This reflection invites us to stop sanitizing the nativity and see the humility of a God who came low on purpose so He could come close enough to heal us.

Your child’s end of year concert. A pile of unwrapped presents. Burning cookies. Cleaning the house for guests. “The most wonderful time of the year” suddenly the feels overwhelming. This blog offers a gentle invitation to slow down, protect your rhythms, and find peace in Advent. By tending your altar, your relationships, your service, and your love, you can end the year with steadiness, not stress.

In this teaching, Hazen Stevens unpacks God’s heart for the nations, showing how the promise to Abraham to be a blessing to all peoples and possess the gates continues through the Church today. From Scripture to personal experience on the Ethiopian border, Hazen challenges believers to step into a bigger story by reaching the unreached, stewarding their role in God’s global mission, and impacting both their neighborhood and the nations through prayer, generosity, and obedience.

In this blog, Pastor Hazen dives into what it truly means to be blessed, and how being blessed is not to be viewed as a finish line, but a starting point. Through Abraham’s story, he reveals that real blessing flows through obedience: leaving what’s secure, believing through delay, and surrendering what we receive. We’re not blessed to keep it, we’re blessed to be a blessing.

In this blog, Pastor Hazen explores what it means to turn life’s biggest challenges into sources of strength. Drawing from Numbers 13–14, he shows how Joshua’s bold declaration, “They will be our bread,” reveals a powerful truth: the very obstacles that stand in our way can become fuel for our faith. Through biblical insight and personal testimony, Pastor Hazen invites us to choose faith over fear, break generational strongholds, and let God transform our giants into bread.

In this blog, Pastor Hazen explores how disciples can respond to political violence through Micah 6:8: doing justice without vengeance, showing mercy even to opponents, and walking humbly with God. In a fractured age, the Church is called to be a people of healing, peace, and hope.

Do you want the fire of God to burn in your life for a moment, or for a lifetime? In this blog, we explore how to build the kind of foundation that sustains God’s presence for decades. Using the image of a fireplace, we see how character, discipline, and daily stewardship create a life that doesn’t just spark but burns steady, bright, and enduring.

In His final hours, Jesus prayed. Not for Himself, but for you. Journey with Pastor Hazen through John 17, in which Jesus reveals His heart: that you’d be protected, transformed by truth, united in divine love, and share His glory. The Father loves you exactly as He loves Jesus, and you are living in the answer to that prayer. This is more than history; it’s your present reality: secure, sanctified, sent, united, and deeply loved.

What if the key to transforming a city starts at home? In this blog post, Pastor Hazen reveals how Psalm 127 calls us to believe for God-built families, faith-filled churches, and flourishing communities, all beginning with prayer.

In this blog, Hazen explores how a simple image of dirt and seeds reveals a powerful spiritual truth: transformation starts with faith to sow. Whether you're deeply rooted in faith or just beginning to wonder, your life carries seeds—stories, prayers, acts of love—that God can use to grow something beautiful. Even the hardest hearts can become gardens. One seed, one step of faith, can change everything. Will you sow today?