Suncrest Church

Sin is our rebellion against God. It generates the brokenness we experience in this world, and the need for redemption in Christ.

Human Beings were created in the image of God, but we have all trusted ourselves instead of Him, resulting in sin.

The Holy Spirit lives in believers and provides everything necessary to live within the will of God.

Greg & Mitch take your questions from our series of messages "The Inner Life"

God is relational. He is the sovereign Creator and the Lord of all that exists. He is one and yet exists as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

The Scriptures accurately document the story of God, describing four movements:• Creation itself was perfect.• Our rebellion breeds the Brokenness we experience.• Yet, God loves us as we are and provides for Redemption in Christ.• Ultimately, one day God will bring the Restoration of all things.As followers of Jesus, we embrace the New Covenant Christ established, a calling to love people just as Christ loved us.

You were made on purpose for a purpose.

Identity (Who you are) ➡ Inner Life (How you think) ➡ Outer Life (What you do)

"Humility is not thinking less of yourself... it's thinking about yourself less." -Rick Warren

Freedom is central to flourishing.

Practice Picky Thinking.

Your mind and thoughts can and will shape your life.

With the start of a new year we see many people looking to make some changes. We've got 3 that you should choose from that we know will change your life.

After the holidays, many of us don’t need a fresh start — we need a realignment. This online-only weekend offers a simple, grace-filled way for individuals, couples, and families to begin the new year rooted, connected, and intentional.

What if Christmas isn’t about us finding God—but realizing God came to us?We're stepping in to see how Jesus enters the world not with power or prestige, but with presence. While Rome rules from a throne, God shows up in a manger—close, personal, and for everyone.Jesus reveals a God who is both holy and relational, full of grace and truth. And because God is with us, hope, love, joy, and peace aren’t just ideas—they’re possible.This is the good news of Christmas: you don’t have to go somewhere to find God.He’s already here.

There’s an empty seat at the table this Christmas… and nobody talks about it—but everyone feels it.In the final week of Wish You Were Here, we’re not rushing grief or slapping a bow on pain. We’re slowing down with Immanuel—God with us and the story of Lazarus (John 11) to see a surprising truth: before Jesus fixes anything, He joins us in it.

Greg & Mitch cover A LOT of the questions we couldn't get to during the Live Q&A!

Luke’s story—and the rest of Scripture—keeps pointing to a God who brings peace right into the middle of strained, messy relationships. From Jesus choosing humility, to being called the Prince of Peace, to the challenge to forgive like we’ve been forgiven, the invitation is clear: peace starts with us.If bitterness, anger, or tension is part of your story right now, this one hits close to home.And honestly—what would it look like to take one step toward peace?

Luke’s story of Jesus shows a God who keeps moving toward people who feel far from Him. From angels announcing “good news,” to the lost sheep, to Jesus saying “Father, forgive them,” it all points to this: Jesus shows up for the ones who feel lost.If you’re looking for guidance, strength, love, or peace…this might hit home.And real talk—who’s someone in your life who might need that, too?

You are one choice away from change... what choice do you need to make?