Easter isn’t the end—it’s the beginning. Jesus rose, and now it’s our turn. This message is all about stepping into what’s next.

In this message, we explore how trusting God's plan doesn’t always mean understanding the process, but knowing His purpose is always intentional. 

This week, we’re kicking off our new series called NEXT. Join us as we explore God’s redemptive plan and discover how—even when life doesn’t make sense—God is always working and preparing what’s next.

This week we welcome guest speaker Ike Whitaker as he shares a powerful message about being a certain kind of person in an uncertain world. With a testimony of God’s faithfulness, Ike reminds us that while the world may be unstable, we are called to live with purpose, truth, and faith.

This week, we’re in the final message of our Identity series, focusing on Paul’s powerful prayers in Ephesians. Join us as we unpack the wisdom, strength, and deeper understanding of who we are in Christ!

After understanding our identity, walking worthy, and imitating Christ, we now learn how to use what we’ve been given—diving into the Armor of God and how it equips us to stand firm in battle.

Now that we know we’re called to walk worthy of our calling, Paul shows us how—by imitating Christ. In Ephesians 5, he shifts from identity to action, calling us to reflect Jesus in the way we love, speak, and live. It’s not just about avoiding sin; it’s about actively re-presenting Christ in all we do.

After showing us who we are in Christ through Ephesians 1-3, Paul shifts gears in chapter 4, challenging us to walk in that identity. This week, we’ll explore how to live with purpose and authenticity as we step into the life God has for us.

This week, we uncover the mystery Paul speaks of in Ephesians 3—God’s plan, once hidden, now revealed: through Christ, both Jews and Gentiles share equally in His kingdom. 

This week, we’re unpacking Ephesians 2, where Paul reminds us that in Christ, we’re no longer outsiders, but full citizens of God’s kingdom. Join us as we explore what this means for our lives today.