Join us this week as our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, takes us into Advent Season and delivers a message on the anticipation and hope surrounding the second coming of Jesus Christ.

This week in our Acts series, our Lead Pastor Miles Fidell takes us through the story of Paul addressing the Areopagus in Acts 17, showing us how God’s nearness leads us to trade ignorance for repentance and idolatry for humility.

This week in Acts 17, our Lead Pastor Miles Fidell takes us through the story of Paul and Silas in Berea, highlighting how our willingness to give God our ‘yes’ is often affected by the type of soil our hearts provide for the word of God.

Join us this week as Gage Henry, our College and Community Pastor, guides us through Acts 17, showing how Biblical truth leads to our position in Christ and our love for people.

Join us this week as our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, continues our series in Acts 16 with Paul and Silas in prison as we see how prayer and praise are not just pathways to freedom, but are declarations of our freedom.

Join us this week as our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, delivers a message on the story of Paul in Acts 16 encouraging us to view closed doors and disappointment as God’s way of leading us to a better path.

Join us as we continue through our series in Acts 15 and 16 as our Extended Pastor, Mark Lamb, delivers a message on Paul and Barnabas and how preferences can create problems when they become convictions.

This week in our series through the book of Acts, our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, delivers a word from Acts 15 revealing how God purifies our hearts through faith, instilling in us a willingness to obey Him, ultimately leading us to new life.

This week we are joined by Pastor Brad Jones as he continues our Acts series, focusing on perseverance and our call to mirror the humility and God-glorifying example set by Paul and Barnabas in Acts 14 as we face life’s adversities.

Join us as we continue through our series in Acts as our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, guides us through a challenging conversation on the King Jesus Gospel, revealing how our overly simplified presentation of it has caused us to miss the deeper communion with Jesus and the sustained life of discipleship.