Join us this week as our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, continues in Acts 27, connecting the story of Paul’s close proximity to God with our invitation to anchor our souls to Jesus, even in the midst of uncertainty.

Join us this week as we temporarily pause our ACTS series and welcome Guest Speaker, David Marvin, as he dives into the story of Ruth, reflecting on how God orchestrates every detail to be beautiful in His power.

This week, our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, gives a quick overview of what this week was about and where to check out the 65 testimonies from Baptism Sunday!

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Join us this week as we continue our ACTS series with our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, as he explains how facing rejection can actually lead to finding security in our identity in Jesus and how it should compel us to love the lost even more.

Join us this week as our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, resumes our ACTS series with a compelling message on our pursuit of God in the seemingly mundane days that actually serve as an invitation to lifelong transformation.

Join us for the final installment of our “IT IS FINISHED.” series with Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, as we celebrate Easter Sunday, learning to grieve our necessary endings & call out our new beginnings as we cling to the cross of Jesus.

Join us for another segment of our "IT IS FINISHED" series as our Youth Pastor, Tyler Miller, leads us through Holy Week and provides practical guidance on how to be active participants in this sacred week.

Join us this week as our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, kicks off our new series, IT IS FINISHED, and explains how Jesus modeled an inner life of peace that we can experience through prayer.

Join us this week as Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, talks through Acts 24, exploring Paul’s encounter with Felix and uncovering the choice between responding with pride or humility when confronted with the gospel.

Join us this week as our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, continues in Acts 23, challenging us to trust the providence of God and rest in the reality that our lives are in the hands of the Good Shepherd.