Blessed Assurance, Amazing Grace, It is Well…Some of the most beloved hymns of our faith were actually written from a perspective of tremendous suffering. How could someone write so confidently about God’s goodness while enduring hardship?

Join us for a four-week study as we hear from those who are singing about a God who is faithful, even when life is hard.

We should fear the consequences of closing our hands more than the consequences of losing what’s in them.

Our behavior will eventually reflect the condition of our hearts.

The more you choose to surrender to God, the more he will lead you to peace with yourself.

One reason for the season is to remove our excuses for moving away from people unlike us.

A big reason Jesus came was to demonstrate what God is like.

God blessed the world with a different kind of King who came to establish a different kind of kingdom.

The birth of Jesus benefitted us in many ways. Join us as Rich Barrett points us from Thanksgiving to the Christmas season in this short service. Happy Thanksgiving!!

In life, we love absolutes. Fear of the unknown can be paralyzing or, at the very least, stressful. Often, the unknown of what lies ahead leads us to think we need to take more control. To force our way in the hopes that we get the outcome we want. But does that really work? When we don’t know what the future holds or what lies ahead, what is the best thing for us to do?

God has designed you to be great. When you reach greatness, your life benefits others and brings glory to God. Nothing brings more glory to God or benefits others more than inspiring others to follow Jesus. It is our greatest calling. Some call it the “great commission.”