We will be spending the next few weeks on our Journey to Redemption. Listen as Pastor, Shane Cockrill, shares his sermon titled, "Manure To Miracle - Grow."

We will take a few weeks on the "Journey to Generosity," away from or current sermon series Journey. Listen as Blaine Hewitt shares his sermon titled, "What A Privilege To Live."

We will take a few weeks on the "Journey to Generosity," away from our current sermon series Journey. Listen as Shane Cockrill, shares his continuation of his sermon titled "Radical Generosity."

We will take a few weeks on the "Journey to Generosity," away from our current sermon series Journey. Listen as Shane Cockrill, shares his sermon titled "Radical Generosity."

The invitation to follow Jesus is an invitation to journey down the narrow path. As we deny ourselves and take up our crosses to follow, we do not walk alone. We walk alongside other believers, our brothers and sisters in Christ, encouraging one another as we heal and grow and strive to become more like Jesus. This journey isn’t easy – it’s marked with adversity and doubt, with hard work and perseverance. Yet as followers of Jesus, we are empowered by the Holy Spirit and encouraged by God’s Word. Together we walk the narrow path to a life of meaning, worth, and joy in Christ.

The invitation to follow Jesus is an invitation to journey down the narrow path. As we deny ourselves and take up our crosses to follow, we do not walk alone. We walk alongside other believers, our brothers and sisters in Christ, encouraging one another as we heal and grow and strive to become more like Jesus. This journey isn’t easy – it’s marked with adversity and doubt, with hard work and perseverance. Yet as followers of Jesus, we are empowered by the Holy Spirit and encouraged by God’s Word. Together we walk the narrow path to a life of meaning, worth, and joy in Christ.

The invitation to follow Jesus is an invitation to journey down the narrow path. As we deny ourselves and take up our crosses to follow, we do not walk alone. We walk alongside other believers, our brothers and sisters in Christ, encouraging one another as we heal and grow and strive to become more like Jesus. This journey isn’t easy – it’s marked with adversity and doubt, with hard work and perseverance. Yet as followers of Jesus, we are empowered by the Holy Spirit and encouraged by God’s Word. Together we walk the narrow path to a life of meaning, worth, and joy in Christ. Listen as Ryan Strouse shares his sermon on Luke 5.

The invitation to follow Jesus is an invitation to journey down the narrow path. As we deny ourselves and take up our crosses to follow, we do not walk alone. We walk alongside other believers, our brothers and sisters in Christ, encouraging one another as we heal and grow and strive to become more like Jesus. This journey isn’t easy – it’s marked with adversity and doubt, with hard work and perseverance. Yet as followers of Jesus, we are empowered by the Holy Spirit and encouraged by God’s Word. Together we walk the narrow path to a life of meaning, worth, and joy in Christ. Listen to Dustin Paulson as he shares his sermon on Luke 4.

The invitation to follow Jesus is an invitation to journey down the narrow path. As we deny ourselves and take up our crosses to follow, we do not walk alone. We walk alongside other believers, our brothers and sisters in Christ, encouraging one another as we heal and grow and strive to become more like Jesus. This journey isn’t easy – it’s marked with adversity and doubt, with hard work and perseverance. Yet as followers of Jesus, we are empowered by the Holy Spirit and encouraged by God’s Word. Together we walk the narrow path to a life of meaning, worth, and joy in Christ. Listen as Pastor Shane Cockrill shares his sermon, "Introduction to the Book of Luke."

On this New Life Sunday this is the last of our Summer Sermon Series which has consisted of guest speakers. These gentlemen have been prayerfully preparing their sermons to share what God has laid on their hearts, and we look forward to hearing from each of them.  Listen to Blaine Hewitt's sermon titled, “God Meets Us Where We Are."