Worry—it's universal. It's as much a part of life as breathing. Yet Jesus said, Don't. Don't worry! Easier said than done. . .we'll explores all that Jesus had to say about worry. You'll discover where worry comes from, why it's so difficult to overcome, and what you can do to conquer it.

The purpose of your life is far greater than your own personal fulfillment, your peace of mind, or even your happiness. It?s far greater than your family, your career, or even your wildest dreams and ambitions. Do you know why you exists...or even better how others can help you find your purpose? Don't miss the final week of At The Movies to learn how to find your purpose.

Have you ever been mean to someone simply because they were mean to you? But getting even doesn’t end the cycle of hurt, does it? The problem is we all feel like our only choice is to either ignore or retaliate...but what if Jesus teaches a third option...a better option? So instead of getting even, let’s get ahead this Sunday at C3.

Movies entertain us, but can they help us view God through a new lens? Yes! During At the Movies, we’ll get a new take on biblical truths from films...during the service. Don't miss tomorrow at C3 at 9:30 or 11 am.

What journey is God calling us to take as we look at truth from the Hobbit.

We’re having an early 4th of July party at C3 where we’ll be singing songs, playing games and watching part of a movie all while letting our CrossKids Takeover over this Sunday.

What do you think of when you hear the word church. It may be a building or an event...but the real Church, God's chosen people, are ultimately sent on a mission to make his name known everywhere they go through everything they do. Join us this Sunday in-person or online for the final week of Next Door as we discover how we Gather to Scatter.

We're coming together across the Tri-State as local churches join together for the same series to become better neighbors. When Jesus was asked what is the greatest commandment of all, his answer was clear and concise: Love God and love your neighbor (Mark 12:28-31). This is what matters most to Jesus. How do we live a life that pursues the great command to love God with our all and to love our neighbor as ourselves? This series serves as a way to begin a new conversation in our church family and asking are we truly doing what matters most to Christ. What is the evidence that we truly love God and love our neighbor?

We're coming together across the Tri-State as local churches join together for the same series to become better neighbors. When Jesus was asked what is the greatest commandment of all, his answer was clear and concise: Love God and love your neighbor (Mark 12:28-31). This is what matters most to Jesus. How do we live a life that pursues the great command to love God with our all and to love our neighbor as ourselves? Don't miss week 3 of Next Door.

We're coming together across the Tri-State as local churches join together for the same series to become better neighbors. When Jesus was asked what is the greatest commandment of all, his answer was clear and concise: Love God and love your neighbor (Mark 12:28-31). This is what matters most to Jesus. How do we live a life that pursues the great command to love God with our all and to love our neighbor as ourselves? Don't miss week 2 of Next Door.