If we are truly honest, many of us are afraid to talk about our faith; let alone share it with the people in our lives. We feel overwhelmed, under-prepared, and foresee any discussion about faith and religion likely ending in an argument. BUT, what if we began to view evangelism differently? What we began to change our mindset from one of fear and retention to one of joy and multiplication? Dive into our last and most important core value.

If we are truly honest, many of us are afraid to talk about our faith; let alone share it with the people in our lives. We feel overwhelmed, under-prepared, and foresee any discussion about faith and religion likely ending in an argument. BUT, what if we began to view evangelism differently? What we began to change our mindset from one of fear and retention to one of joy and multiplication? Dive into our last and most important core value.

Each week at church, we sing songs, we worship, we praise our God together. Some people raise hands, others are more reserved. But would you describe your worship as passionate? Would people know how much you love God if they observed how you worshipped? Listen to this message for the next core value on why passionate, authentic worship is transformation not just to us, but even to the unchurched.

Each week at church, we sing songs, we worship, we praise our God together. Some people raise hands, others are more reserved. But would you describe your worship as passionate? Would people know how much you love God if they observed how you worshipped? Listen to this message for the next core value on why passionate, authentic worship is transformation not just to us, but even to the unchurched.

Each week at church, we sing songs, we worship, we praise our God together. Some people raise hands, others are more reserved. But would you describe your worship as passionate? Would people know how much you love God if they observed how you worshipped? Listen to this message for the next core value on why passionate, authentic worship is transformation not just to us, but even to the unchurched.

Each of us wants to be remembered, to leave a legacy, to make an impact on the world that lasts after we are gone. Too often we focus on what we can do instead of what God can do through us? What if our legacy wasn't about us at all, but the lives that we touched and how we made an investment in the future. Listen to this important message from Sawyer Trapp and Ariel Trucke as they dive into why investment in the next generation is at the heart of our church.

Each of us wants to be remembered, to leave a legacy, to make an impact on the world that lasts after we are gone. Too often we focus on what we can do instead of what God can do through us? What if our legacy wasn't about us at all, but the lives that we touched and how we made an investment in the future. Listen to this important message from Sawyer Trapp and Ariel Trucke as they dive into why investment in the next generation is at the heart of our church.

Each of us wants to be remembered, to leave a legacy, to make an impact on the world that lasts after we are gone. Too often we focus on what we can do instead of what God can do through us? What if our legacy wasn't about us at all, but the lives that we touched and how we made an investment in the future. Listen to this important message from Sawyer Trapp and Ariel Trucke as they dive into why investment in the next generation is at the heart of our church.

No matter how good our lives are, every single one of us wants to be happier. Often we turn to recreation, our hobbies, spending time with others to improve our happiness. What if when we desired greater happiness, we turned to generosity and giving to others? Science has shown that generous living and charitable acts activate the brain associated with rewards and contentment. Listen to this important message as we dive into our core value of Generous Living and the desire that God has for us to live lives of cheerful giving.

No matter how good our lives are, every single one of us wants to be happier. Often we turn to recreation, our hobbies, spending time with others to improve our happiness. What if when we desired greater happiness, we turned to generosity and giving to others? Science has shown that generous living and charitable acts activate the brain associated with rewards and contentment. Listen to this important message as we dive into our core value of Generous Living and the desire that God has for us to live lives of cheerful giving.