Ever wondered why Christians eat bread and drink wine or grape juice from a cup during worship services? It’s a common practice, but it often leaves many unsure of exactly the purpose. In part three of Big Questions, you’ll discover why taking communion or the Lord’s Supper is important for growing your faith.

VERSES: 1 Corinthians 11v17-34, John 3v16, Romans 10v10, Galatians 2v21

Do I have to bow my head and close my eyes? What if I don’t say “amen” at the end? Why didn’t God answer my prayer? Does it mean you did something wrong, or that God doesn’t care to listen to me? If questions like these leave you feeling stuck in your faith, then part two of Big Questions may provide the answers you’ve been looking for.

SCRIPTURE: Luke 11v1, 5-11; 18v1-5

Have you ever had a question about what you’ve always believed but were afraid to ask it out loud? Or a thought that didn’t make sense but you didn’t feel like you could mention it—especially at church? Maybe it’s time to ask the unspoken questions in a new teaching series, Big Questions, and find answers that take your faith deeper. In part one, find answers to questions around the importance of baptism.

SCRIPTURE: Acts 2v5-41, Matthew 28v18-20

There are times when you may experience a crisis of faith where what you’ve always believed to be true intersects with what you’re experiencing in life. In this message from Easter Sunday, you’ll see how Jesus meets you in your doubt and the healing that takes place when you trust Him.

SCRIPTURE: John 20v19-29, Romans 10v9, Mark 5v1-20

As Jesus entered Jerusalem, He was welcomed with celebration—hailed as a King and recognized as the long-awaited Messiah. Crowds waved palm branches and shouted, “Hosanna!” believing their liberator had finally come. But just days later, those same voices would cry out, “Crucify Him!” What could shift their perspective so quickly? This week, explore how Jesus was the King no one expected—but the one desperately needed.

VERSES // Matthew 21:1-11, Philippians 2:6-8, Luke 19:37-38, John 18:36, Matthew 20:26-28

Have you ever considered the claims that Jesus made about Himself? It’s worth your time to reflect on whether or not He was a liar or a lunatic. If you’ve had questions about the life of Jesus or his claims, you’ll find this message valuable.

VERSES: John 1v35-39; 3v1-3, Mark 10v17-22

Is there historical evidence for who Christians believe Jesus to be, or was he just a “nice guy” doing nice things? If you struggle with belief in Jesus or are uncertain about the answers for your faith, then this message is for you. In part two of Introducing Jesus, you will discover significant historical evidence you may not have ever considered about His life.

VERSES: John 14:6, Mark 2:5-7, John 3:16, 1 Corinthians 15:3-8, Matthew 11:28-30

Jesus has been attached to many agendas throughout history, both good and bad. To some, He is a nuisance who won’t go away. And to others, He holds the key to meaning and purpose in life. In part one of a new teaching series, you’ll discover in Jesus’ teaching on greed, that He spoke about more than just a moral standard for life. The implications are so much greater than that. 

In this message, we explore how we can be Betrayed but Not Broken—learning how to heal from deep wounds and move forward through the power of forgiveness. Looking at Jesus' prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane, we uncover how to retreat & reflect, reframe & release, and rebuild & restore. Don't let betrayal define your story—discover how God’s love, nearness, and care can lead you to true healing.

VERSES: Luke 22:39-44, Genesis 50:20, Matthew 26:50

If the enemy can’t destroy you, then he will distract you.. In this message, Wes Jackson will show you how to dismiss the distractions in your life and stay focused on the life God created you for. Don't let the noise and distractions of this world keep you from fulfilling your God-given purpose.

VERSES: Nehemiah 6