Kickoff Sunday 2026 at Thrive Church

Kickoff Sunday is here, and a new ministry year is beginning. Join Pastor J.B. for a special message as he reveals the theme for the year ahead and invites Thrive Church to step into a fresh season of mission, community, and hope.

If you’re wondering where Thrive is going and how you can be part of it, this message is a great place to begin.

Foundation on the Rock - Shaken, Not Stirred (Matthew 7:24-29) | The Gospel of Matthew

What is hidden under the surface often determines what survives the storm.

In Foundation On The Rock - Shaken, Not Stirred, Thrive Preaching Student Timson Hui unpacks Matthew 7:24–29 and Jesus’ final parable in the Sermon on the Mount. This message asks a sobering but hopeful question:

Are we simply impressed by Jesus, or are we anchored to Him?

What’s Growing On? (Matthew 7:15-23) | The Gospel of Matthew

If you've ever tried to look okay when you weren't—putting on peace you didn't feel, performing joy you didn't have—this message is for you. In "What's Growing On?", Thrive Preaching Student Marci Mazariego unpacks Matthew 7:15-23 and gently invites us to stop decorating the outside and start paying attention to what's happening at the root. There's grace here, not condemnation, for whatever you find when you finally take an honest look inside.

Seek and You Will Find (Matthew 7:7-14) | The Gospel of Matthew

Have you ever asked God for something and wondered why the answer did not come the way you expected? In “Seek and You Will Find”, join Thrive Preaching Student Carmen Hui as she walks through Matthew 7:7–14 and helps us wrestle with one of Jesus’ most familiar promises. Discover a fresh approach to prayer, trust, and the deeper search beneath our requests.

Do Not Judge (Matthew 7:1-6) | The Gospel of Matthew

Maybe you've been hurt by someone who judged you without ever knowing the full story. Or maybe you've done the same to someone else. In "Do Not Judge," guest speaker Pastor Bon Marasigan unpacks Matthew 7:1-6 and shows how to take a closer look at our own hearts before trying to correct someone else.