Our society is drowning in shallow content, short attention spans, and surface-level relationships—and unfortunately, much of our spiritual lives follow the same pattern. What would it look like to be people of genuine depth in a world obsessed with packaging over content?

We’ve spent eight weeks exploring some of the attributes of God. Pastor Eric ends the series by looking at how gracious God is--and how we can truly reflect him.

The study of God's attributes continues as Pastor Courtney teaches on God's holiness--and how we share this trait with our God.

We are made in God's image. He is just and shares this attribute with us. This weekend, Pastor Eric teaches on how we reflect God's justice.

The summer study of God's attributes continues as we consider the characteristics he shares with us, creations made in his image. Guest speaker Jay Kim teaches on the attribute of love. Jay serves as lead pastor at WestGate Church in Silicon Valley. He's also the author of books including Listen Listen Speak, Analog Christian, Analog Church, and Colossians: One Jesus, One People.

The summer study of God's attributes switches to those that we were made to share with him. First up: Wisdom.

In the final teaching on God's unique attributes, Pastor Derwin Gray looks at God's unchanging nature. God is consistently the same in his being, perfections, and purposes, across all time and circumstances.

God has hard-wired us to know that there is something more out there, to know him. In this first half of the summer series, we are learning about God through his attributes that we cannot share. This weekend: God’s omnipresence and omniscience.

Is it possible that we’ve celebrated autonomy and independence so much so that we’ve convinced ourselves that we don’t really need God at all? We were made to need God…not the other way around.

Pastor Eric launches our summer teaching series on the attributes of God. In other words, what is God like? What is the truth about Him? And is this even knowable? In the first of two series, we look at attributes we cannot share.