As children, many of us ran to our parents for help in times of trouble. As adults, we might feel like we have to face our struggles alone. But we don’t have to. We are just one prayer away from the love, grace, and peace we need. Speaker: Jeff Jones, Senior Pastor

5/3/20

When life gets turned upside down, we might try to solve our problems on our own or turn to food, shopping, or an addiction for comfort and strength. But those places never take us where we want to go. The best thing we can do is turn to a willing and able God who can strengthen us in ways we never imagined.

Join us online this week and discover the power of finding God’s strength in our weakness. Speaker: Ryan Leak, Teaching Pastor

4/26/20

When life seems out of control, it is discouraging and unsettling. We might even feel like throwing up our hands and giving up. Rather than focusing on what we can’t control, we should take responsibility for what we can control and surrender the rest to God.

Join us online this week to learn how we can move forward when life seems out of control. Speaker: Jeff Jones, Senior Pastor

Patience is hard. As we learn to adapt to a new normal, our stress levels can run high and our patience can run thin. But if we can be more patient with those around us and in the circumstance itself, we can stop focusing on getting through the crisis and start seeing the opportunity in the crisis.

Join us online to kick off our new series, How to Hit a Curveball, to discover how to persevere when life throws us a curveball. Speaker: Jeff Jones, Senior Pastor

4/19/20

4/12/20

Our culture seems to be all about “more”: more experiences, more stuff, do more, be more, have more. God also wants more for us but in a very different way. The reality of Easter proves that God offers us more of the things that really matter like love, hope, and purpose. Join us this Easter and discover the power of the resurrection that does more in our lives than we could ever imagine. Speaker: Jeff Jones, Senior Pastor

We all experience fear. Some of us have a fear of heights or of animals. Others of us have a fear of failing or of being alone. And right now, most of us have a fear of what will happen next in this crisis. But the good news is we don’t have to live in fear forever. When we invite God into the darkest moments of our lives, He will build our faith and fill us with peace and hope.

Speaker: Ryan Leak, Teaching Pastor