Government ... how should we respond? The answer helps us examine our spiritual health as Christians. We are continuing through our sermon series “All In” from 1 Peter. Together we are learning what it means to live for the Lord through any circumstance.

This week Peter wants us to understand the power of Christ’s kingdom and the important identity he gives to those that belong to his kingdom. God reminds we can live out our new identity we find in him no matter the circumstance we face.

How do we respond to the chaos of life? During these unprecedented times, it can seem like every day is more difficult that the last, but God wants to work through our circumstances to draw us closer to Him.

Got problems? Nobody likes them, yet we all have them. What if we allowed God to use our problems to refine us, rather than to crush us? This week we examine how God works through the difficulties we face.

Got problems? Nobody likes them, yet we all have them. What if we allowed God to use our problems to refine us, rather than to crush us? This week we examine how God works through the difficulties we face.

Life can be a struggle. Sometimes things don't go the way we hoped. The world is full of stress and chaos. But even in the midst of it all, Jesus is always there and we can have victory in Him.

Have you ever experienced a day that changed everything? A moment when you knew life would never be the same? Resurrection Sunday—the day that brought hope for all of mankind for all of eternity. The day that changes everything! We examine the most extraordinary event in all of history, and the way it touches each of us personally.

We kick off our new series, "All In". Jesus gave it all for us and we'll be examining how we can learn to we live “All In” for Him.

We'll be diving into Psalm 42 to discover how to put our hope in God, even in the midst of the chaos and uncertainty of life.

We'll be diving into Psalm 42 to discover how to put our hope in God, even in the midst of the chaos and uncertainty of life.