This Sunday kicked off the new series, Rescued. Over the next nine weeks, Pastor Dale will walk us through the story of Exodus, a beautiful rescue story from the Old Testament. And one that is our story as well. This week, he provided an overview of what lies ahead, highlighting how Exodus is the story of humanity, intimacy, and freedom.

As we approach the new year, it’s natural to reflect on where we’ve been and where we’re headed. As we consider resolutions and goals of who we want to be in the new year, Pastor Danny Busch invites us to consider a fundamental truth: we are not self-made, but intentionally created by God. What shapes your identity, that deep sense of who you are? And how do we recover the fullness of what God intended for us? We encourage you to take a moment to hear Danny’s insights as you step into this season of reflection and renewal.

On the final Sunday of Advent, Steve Dang concluded the Waiting Here for You series with a powerful reminder: while we wait on God, He is also waiting on us. In the wild and awesome nature of His love, God pursues us relentlessly. His love isn’t transactional, it’s rooted in relationship. And all are invited to the table.

Each weekday during this advent season we will have a few minutes together to read, listen and anticipate together the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ.

Each weekday during this advent season we will have a few minutes together to read, listen and anticipate together the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ.

Each weekday during this advent season we will have a few minutes together to read, listen and anticipate together the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ.

Each weekday during this advent season we will have a few minutes together to read, listen and anticipate together the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ.

Each weekday during this advent season we will have a few minutes together to read, listen and anticipate together the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ.

In this third Sunday of Advent, Kristi spoke to us about hope. Hope is more than wishful thinking; it’s an expectant anticipation—a passion for the possible. Yet, hope can only exist in partnership with waiting. The two go hand in hand. We can wait with hope because the end of the story has already been written. Our hope isn’t just in what could be but in what we know will be.

Each weekday during this advent season we will have a few minutes together to read, listen and anticipate together the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ.