Pastor Dominic Done continues our Foundations series with this teaching on Worship. Why do we spend so much time singing in our gatherings? What is worship really? Does worship only happen through singing and music?

Pastor Bryan Fowler continues our Foundations series with this teaching on Communion. What is it? Why do we do it? What does it mean for us?

Pastor Dominic Done continues our Foundations series with this teaching on Scripture. Why is it important for us to read the bible and why do we study it in our gatherings?

Pastor Dominic Done kicks off our new short series with this teaching on Baptism. What is baptism? Who is it for? Why is it important?

Pastor Dominic Done wraps up our Vision series talking about vision for the world, and the amazing things God has done through our partnership with Hear the Cry.

HTC announced its 2020 serve trips, inviting us to come work alongside global partners, learn what it’s like to live in a different culture and create incredible friendships along the way.

Titus 2v 11 – 14

What does it look like for us to be a people that love Jesus and then love our city well? How do we step into that, bringing not just the hands and feet of Jesus but the actual message and gospel of Jesus to a city that needs Him, His transformative power, and His life? Executive Pastor Tim McDonald helps to answer that question by walking us through Titus 2 v11 – 14. Joined by our Community Life Pastor, Peter Holmes, and our Youth Pastor, Keithen Schwahn, they talk about Alpha, a practical tool that has quickly become a beautiful way to bring the good news of Jesus to those that need to hear it.

Ephesians 2 v5 – 22

Pastor Dominic Done recasts the vision for our church, defining what Church even is, and inviting us to take ownership of it through participation. "Church isn't just a container for Christians... it's a conduit for grace to the world. It's not just about showing up to a building now and then... it's linking arms with family. With brothers and sisters. The Church is a new humanity."

John 13 v18 – 38

Pastor Dominic Done looks at one of Jesus' most notorious disciples, Judas Iscariot. He highlights the reality that despite his betrayal, Jesus still called Judas "friend," and washed his feet. He reminds us that we too are accepted and loved by being in Christ Jesus.

Pastor Dominic Done brings us through chapter 13 and the implications of Jesus washing the feet of his disciples.

Our youth Director, Keithen Schwahn, leads us through the turning point of John's gospel in chapter 12. We see that even though Jesus had performed numerous signs demonstrating he is the long-awaited Messiah, "they still would not believe in him." The people's response to Jesus was either one of hard-heartedness or slavery to the perception of others. What is our response to Jesus today?