Reach Church - Everett

Pastor Josh Potts explores Jesus’ parable of the king who invites guests to a wedding feast. God’s invitation into His Kingdom is generous and far-reaching, but we must respond with genuine faith, humility, and gratitude—not pride or indifference. We’re invited to know God, enjoy Him, and continue in the way of Jesus.

Pastor Sean walks through Jesus’ parable of the vineyard and challenges us not to assume we’re right with God simply because of our religious background or time in church. God desires a faith that bears fruit—a life that depends on Jesus and honors Him with what He has entrusted to us. Will we reject the Son, or make Him the cornerstone of our lives?

Is Jesus heaven sent, or is he simply a man? Pastor Josh walks through Jesus’ encounter with the religious leaders and reminds us that genuine faith isn’t just about what we say—it’s about believing Jesus and doing the Father’s will.

Jesus’ encounter with a barren fig tree points to a bigger question: What does Jesus come expecting to find when He approaches us? The fruit Jesus desires can only grow as we abide in Him, grow in faith and prayer, and walk in step with the Holy Spirit.

In a clash between the kingdoms of this world and the kingdom of heaven, Pastor Sean Gasperetti shows us that Jesus is the powerful yet humble King who came to save us in a way we never could have imagined. Peace isn’t the absence of the battle—it’s knowing that Jesus fought it for you. The peace your soul is longing for is only found in the King of Peace.

Following Jesus is all about change. In this message, Pastor Sean invites us to take an honest inventory of our head, heart, tongue, and hands, asking where God may be calling us to leave behind old ways and put on the new self.

In this message, guest speaker and Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Sam Charters, explores what it means to live in the Kingdom of God right now. Because of Jesus, God's life is available to us through the Spirit, inviting us to join the Father in what He is doing. You are wanted—and you are invited.

In this message, guest speaker, Hunter Sprague, challenges us to see our bodies not as something to neglect or to worship, but as a gift to faithfully steward for God's glory. In view of God's mercy, we are invited to present our whole selves to Him, creating room to be more awake, free, and present to the life He has given us.

In this message, guest speaker, Brian Muchmore, challenges us to see the Church as more than a weekly gathering—we are a people called to represent Jesus and advance His Kingdom wherever we go. Jesus invites every believer to live under His authority and join Him in His mission in our homes, workplaces, neighborhoods, and communities.

In an age marked by skepticism, doubt, and cynicism, guest speaker, Pastor Riley Taylor reminds us that cynicism is only half the story—hope is the full story God is writing. Through Lamentations 3, we’re invited to call to mind God’s steadfast love and mercies that are new every morning, learning to wait quietly for the Lord and practice hope every day.

In Psalm 100, Pastor Sean Gasperetti reminds us that we’re invited to know God—not just know about Him—and to experience His goodness for ourselves. Because the Lord is good, His faithful love endures forever, and when we truly know Him, we can’t help but respond with gratitude and praise.

In Psalm 103, Pastor Josh Potts reminds us that our calling is simple: praise the Lord and remember all He has done. When we remember God's forgiveness, faithfulness, and steadfast love, our faith is strengthened for today and our hope is renewed for tomorrow. Don't forget His benefits—remember His work, and let your life become a testimony of His goodness.

In a world that celebrates striving and self-sufficiency, Psalm 131 offers a better way. Pastor Sean invites us to stop carrying what only God can carry and discover the kind of rest that can only be found as we humble our hearts, quiet our souls, and anchor our hope in Him.

What are you building—and who is building it? In this message on Psalm 127, Chris Wise reminds us that unless the Lord builds the house, our striving is empty. When we trust Him, He gives rest, establishes our lives, and invites us to invest in the next generation. The question isn't whether you're building something—it's whether Jesus is the builder.

In John 15, Pastor Sean Gasperetti unpacks Jesus' final "I AM" statement: "I am the true vine." Discover why there are no alternate sources of life, why abiding in Christ is the highest priority of every believer, and how God's pruning produces lasting fruit.

In this message, Sheperd on-call, Barry Pardue unpacks Jesus' powerful declaration, "I am the way, the truth, and the life." Discover why Jesus isn't simply one way or one source of truth, but the only way to the Father, the embodiment of truth, and the source of abundant life. When we know His Word, we learn to recognize His voice and find the life only He can give.

Life is full of tension—the gap between what is and what we wish were true. In this message, Pastor Sean walks through Jesus' declaration, "I am the resurrection and the life," reminding us that we can acknowledge the reality of our pain, speak faith into it, and trust Jesus because He is Lord over it. We can trust Jesus in the tension because He doesn't just give resurrection and life—He is resurrection and life.

There are countless voices competing for our attention, but only one voice leads to life. In this message, Pastor Sean unpacks Jesus' declaration, "I am the Good Shepherd," showing how His sheep hear His voice, know His voice, and follow His voice. Unlike the hired hand who runs from danger, Jesus laid down His life for His sheep and rose again so that we could experience His guidance, protection, and abundant life.

Jesus didn't claim to be a way to God—He claimed to be THE way, the Gate. In this message, Pastor Josh explores John 10 and shows how Jesus stands as the true entrance into salvation, security, and abundant life. The question isn't whether Jesus was a good teacher; it's whether He is who He said He is—and whether we'll walk through the Gate and follow Him.

At the Feast of Tabernacles, surrounded by reminders of God's guiding presence, Jesus made a bold declaration: "I am the light of the world." In this message, Pastor Sean shows how Jesus doesn't just point us toward the light—He is the light, leading us out of darkness and into life.