Moses is dead. The river is waiting. And Joshua has been here before. In the opening message of The Other Side, we sit with Joshua at the threshold and discover that the call to be strong and courageous isn’t a command to muster up more courage — it’s an invitation to let God’s presence become more real than the fear.

We conclude our series with another story — yours. You have a story to share, and it’s one of the best ways you can tell others about Jesus.

We conclude our series with another story — yours. You have a story to share, and it’s one of the best ways you can tell others about Jesus.

Listen to this special message and spontaneous testimony from our Modern Service.

God’s faithfulness is found over the long haul. With more years and experience often comes more perspective of God’s goodness.

Listen as Pastor Amy expounds upon another testimony from our community, focusing on the faith and hope that comes from the difficulties of life.

“There’s no amount of being lost that is not findable for God.”

Do we believe that statement when we’re in the midst of some of the most dark moments of life? Listen to this powerful message from Pastor Brent about God’s grace in the most impossible of situations.

How can we be people who receive God’s grace rather than trying to earn it — people who understand that God cares more about who we are than what we produce?

Listen as Pastor Brent shares about our misguided desire to perform and earn God’s favor through the parable of the Prodigal Son in Luke.

What if it’s in the waiting that the greatest transformation can occur — where we can experience God in ways we might not otherwise?

In a culture focused on efficiency and entitlement, waiting can sometimes feel impossible. But, waiting is a part of the story of God. From the story of Abram and Sarah in Genesis to our own waiting for Christ’s return, we find that God is just as present in the waiting as He is when a promise is fulfilled.

Jesus calls you friend. It’s a simple yet profound truth that can completely change how we see and interact with God. Serving and doing things for God isn’t wrong, but ultimately, God isn’t asking more from you. He’s inviting you to sit with Him and draw closer in His presence.

The resurrection of Jesus puts into motion the possibility of resurrection for His people. This Easter Sunday, we’re launching a new sermon series about the transformation Jesus brings about and the testimonies of His people. Join us in celebrating life and true resurrection this Resurrection Sunday!

How many of us can say that we have a proper view of ourselves? Humility begins with an understanding of who you are and who God says you are. Humility also knows who God is.

Listen as Pastor Brent concludes our Playing With Fire series, exploring a virtue that’s vital to walking with Jesus and often misunderstood in the Christian community.