It is easy for us to try and force things to happen, but it is way wiser to trust God and follow His lead in opening doors towhead He wants done.

God has strategically placed us in neighborhoods and cities not just to benefit but to help where needed.

This message dives into how to think through challenging questions around end of life discussions.

As we wrap up the last chapter of Jonah, we see a firm call to examine our lives to see if we are extending or withholding compassion to others.

Would you describe yourself as dismissive, reluctant, interested or involved in either speaking about Jesus or in following Jesus?

We might think that our despair is so deep that we cannot turn to God for help, but the reality is when in the deepest despair and no matter the location we can lean into God for help.

The book of Jonah challenges us to examine if our heart mirrors God's heart.

For us to thrive in our faith we must thrive as a church. In the final part of his letter to the Thessalonians, Paul encourages the church (and us) to continue to grow through how we relate to leaders, those who are struggling, God, and the Holy Spirit. 

Join us to celebrate the gift of fatherhood.

Paul doesn't give us this truth so we know more, he gives it so we grieve differently, live differently, and hold each other up until the King arrives and brings us all home. Together.