As the shifting sands of change rattle our world to the core and the tides of uncertainty roll in, there is one constant: Jesus. John knew this and was compelled to testify to this truth. The first-century Jesus-followers faced many challenges, similar to what we experience today. They lived in a world that hated Jesus. There was political unrest, natural disasters and plenty of uncertainty. The Last Letter John wrote to his church speaks to ours. Join us for an immersive experience into the truths of God’s Word penned by John.

As the shifting sands of change rattle our world to the core and the tides of uncertainty roll in, there is one constant: Jesus. John knew this and was compelled to testify to this truth. The first-century Jesus-followers faced many challenges, similar to what we experience today. They lived in a world that hated Jesus. There was political unrest, natural disasters and plenty of uncertainty. The Last Letter John wrote to his church speaks to ours. Join us for an immersive experience into the truths of God’s Word penned by John.

Join Pastor Dave as he reflects on last Sunday's message, Contend for the Faith. He explores Paul's example of defending the faith in the midst of conflict. 

We all have standards that we live by.  We all have moral codes that we follow.  We all have ethical rules that we uphold.   And so the question isn’t do we have standards that we live by, the question is, how good are the standards that we live by. When it comes to standards, the best standard is God’s standard, because God’s standard is the highest standard for life.

Join Pastor John as he reflects on last Sunday's message, Treating Each Other With Fairness. He encourages us to be grateful that God doesn’t treat us fairly and will always show mercy to us.

We all have standards that we live by.  We all have moral codes that we follow.  We all have ethical rules that we uphold.   And so the question isn’t do we have standards that we live by, the question is, how good are the standards that we live by. When it comes to standards, the best standard is God’s standard, because God’s standard is the highest standard for life.

Join Pastor John as he reflects on last Sunday's message, Showing Each Other Respect. He explores how the honor we show to others is directly related to the favor that God shows to us.

We all have standards that we live by.  We all have moral codes that we follow.  We all have ethical rules that we uphold.   And so the question isn’t do we have standards that we live by, the question is, how good are the standards that we live by. When it comes to standards, the best standard is God’s standard, because God’s standard is the highest standard for life.