Extra Ordinary People

  • Finding Fulfillment in Jesus

    In this week’s message, Pastor Tony Navarro unpacks the story of Jesus and the woman at the well, where Jesus reveals himself as the Messiah and offers “living water” to all who choose to follow him.

    We often find ourselves spiritually thirsty, longing for attention, validation, peace, connection, or success. But none of these truly satisfy apart from Jesus. He came to seek and save the lost, and no matter who you are or where you’ve been, you can receive the abundant life he offers without shame or guilt.

    The Bible is the map for our lives, and the Holy Spirit is our guide. When we choose to follow Jesus, he fills us with a kind of satisfaction the world can’t offer. This is more than just a message—it’s an invitation to drink from the well that never runs dry.

  • When we say “yes” to God

    What if the parts of you that feel broken, overlooked, or insignificant are exactly what God wants to use?

    In this message based on Matthew 21:2-3, we explore the power of saying “yes” to God—especially in the moments that feel small or inconvenient. Jesus sent His disciples to untie a donkey, an ordinary task that became part of an extraordinary purpose. The same is true for us. God calls us to obedience in the now, and even what feels worthless or ugly in us has a divine purpose.

  • Pride vs. Humility

    How do you approach Jesus? Are you coming to him in prayer with a humble heart?

    Welcome to Week 1 of our Sermon Series: Extra Ordinary People with Pastor David Norris! In this powerful message, Pastor David dives into the timeless lesson of pride vs. humility found in Luke 18:9-14. Through the Parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector, we learn profound truths about the importance of humble prayer versus prayer motivated by pride.

    If you’re looking for biblical teachings on humility, this sermon is for you! Discover how to grow spiritually and deepen your Christian faith by reflecting on how we approach God. The contrast between the Pharisee’s arrogance and the Tax Collector’s humility gives us a lot to consider in our own lives.