We never know how much time we have on left on Earth, but Pastor Joe wants to make sure we are prepared and understand what's waiting for us when we accept Jesus into our hearts.

We have to be able to tell people that there is more to life than walking around lost. Pastor Brittanie tells us that there is something more to life and that is following Jesus.

Anxiety can make us feel like we don’t have anything under control and that’s okay because God has control and He will not bring you harm or pain! Pastor Shaun is accompanied by guest speaker Hope as they go over the causes of anxiety and give a game plan on how to get better!

Your wellbeing is important and the enemy is trying to steal your happiness, kill your joy, and destroy your hope. Pastor Joe and first time speaker Jenny share why instead of hiding your depression, you should find help and tell someone what you're going through.

We go through many hurts and wrongdoings in our lives that can bring us down. Pastor Madeline tells us the story of the prophet Elijah and how his hurts were turned into good by God. That our pain allows us to grow and prepare us for the purpose that God made us for!

People can hurt us and Pastor Joe teaches us the story of a man who should've been angry and hurt by people's offenses but didn't. We need to let go of offenses and choose to forgive people just how God forgives us.

Pastor Brittanie continues our "O-Tea" series by telling us the story of Rahab and how God still chooses us despite our flaws, our mistakes, and our choices! He still has a plan for us!

We are diving into a new series covering several Old Testament stories to learn from them. Pastor Shaun kicks it off by teaching us the story of Elisha and how we can learn our purpose for our lives.

We continue with the "Our House" series with Pastor Joe and Pastor Madeline that the church is not only to be treated like our home but to keep it God's house as well.

The church is God's house and Pastor Shaun and Pastor Brittanie explain that we need to welcome everyone and be kind to them.