Today we are taking the time to celebrate 55 years of doing church. Join us in celebrating God’s goodness and honoring the founders on whose shoulders we stand. No doubt the 55 years have seen change - a lot of change! But at the core we are still the very same church – a group of people who desire to know Jesus and the Bible free of man-made rules. Happy Birthday Bethany!

If you’re seeking to do life well, knowing how to do conflict well is crucial. No matter your level of interaction with people, conflict, or the need to confront, is bound to sail in and out of your life. Join author, speaker, and certified life and business coach, Duane Britton as he helps us in resolving conflict. We’ll have light shed on our own conflicts as we consider an argument that took place between 2 women over 2000 years ago.

If you’re seeking to do life well, knowing how to do conflict well is crucial. No matter your level of interaction with people, conflict, or the need to confront, is bound to sail in and out of your life. Join author, speaker, and certified life and business coach, Duane and Reyna Britton as he helps us in resolving conflict.

If you’re seeking to do life well, knowing how to do conflict well is crucial. No matter your level of interaction with people, conflict, or the need to confront, is bound to sail in and out of your life. Join author, speaker, and certified life and business coach, Duane and Reyna Britton as he helps us in resolving conflict.

If you’re seeking to do life well, knowing how to do conflict well is crucial. No matter your level of interaction with people, conflict, or the need to confront, is bound to sail in and out of your life. Join author, speaker, and certified life and business coach, Duane and Reyna Britton as he helps us in resolving conflict.

If you’re seeking to do life well, knowing how to do conflict well is crucial. No matter your level of interaction with people, conflict, or the need to confront, is bound to sail in and out of your life. Join author, speaker, and certified life and business coach, Duane and Reyna Britton as he helps us in resolving conflict.

Our culture is awed with the talented, gifted, strong and powerful. We applaud self-starters and disciplined hard workers. We’re proud of and love the good guy while despising the bad guy. Weakness is frowned upon; the needy ashamed. Maybe that’s why we struggle to see a God that is good; A God that is for us. The same attributes we love in society might actually be wrecking havoc on us when applied poorly to our spiritual lives. After all, Jesus was presented as good news to the weak and needy. Join Pastor Adam this morning as we end this series exploring the understanding that in order to present Jesus to the world, we must be weak and needy.

Our culture is awed with the talented, gifted, strong and powerful. We applaud self-starters and disciplined hard workers. We’re proud of and love the good guy while despising the bad guy. Weakness is frowned upon; the needy ashamed. Maybe that’s why we struggle to see a God that is good; A God that is for us. The same attributes we love in society might actually be wrecking havoc on us when applied poorly to our spiritual lives. After all, Jesus was presented as good news to the weak and needy. Join Pastor Adam this morning as we explore a scary side of God; His anger. Though scary, we will discover that it is also strangely comforting. Jesus fights for the weak and needy. God’s anger carries the weak and needy out of the margins of life and puts them on center stage.

Our culture is awed with the talented, gifted, strong and powerful. We applaud self-starters and disciplined hard workers. We’re proud of and love the good guy while despising the bad guy. Weakness is frowned upon; the needy ashamed. Maybe that’s why we struggle to see a God that is good; A God that is for us. The same attributes we love in society might actually be wrecking havoc on us when applied poorly to our spiritual lives. After all, Jesus was presented as good news to the weak and needy. Join Pastor Chris this morning as we explore Jesus’ approach to the weak and needy and ask the question, “is that how I would respond?”

Our culture is awed with the talented, gifted, strong and powerful. We applaud self-starters and disciplined hard workers. We're proud of and love the good guy while despising the bad guy. Weakness is frowned upon; the neady ashamed. Maybe that's why we struggle to see a God that is good: A God that is for us. The same attributes we love in society might actually be wrecking havoc on us when applied poorly to our spiritual lives. After all, Jesus was presented as good news to the weak and needy. Join Pastor Adam this morning as we discover how "religion" damages the inner souls and creates social strife.