In this series through Ephesians, we walk verse by verse through the powerful letter that was inspired by the Holy Spirit for the church. From the foundation of our identity in Christ, to the reality of grace, to what it looks like be God’s new human & new society, Ephesians gives a full picture of the Gospel at work.

This is not just theology to understand. It is truth that reshapes how you think, how you live, and how you follow Jesus.

Join us as we explore themes like:

Newness in Christ
The Power of Grace
Unity in the Church
Giving God Glory

Living a life worthy of the calling.

Whether you are new to the Bible or have followed Jesus for years, this series will challenge you and ground you in what matters most.

The beginning of Ephesians 2, Paul continues the building important pillars of a believer’s faith. He contrasts what he shared about God’s character and reason for choosing us and adopting us as sons and daughters through Christ with the reality of our human condition without Him. Paul drives the reader to come to terms with what our life was like before salvation, which adds gravity to the saving grace of the Father.

In this series through Ephesians, we walk verse by verse through the powerful letter that was inspired by the Holy Spirit for the church. From the foundation of our identity in Christ, to the reality of grace, to what it looks like be God’s new human & new society, Ephesians gives a full picture of the Gospel at work.

This is not just theology to understand. It is truth that reshapes how you think, how you live, and how you follow Jesus.

Join us as we explore themes like:

- Newness in Christ
- The Power of Grace
- Unity in the Church
- Giving God Glory

Living a life worthy of the calling.

Whether you are new to the Bible or have followed Jesus for years, this series will challenge you and ground you in what matters most.

In this series through Ephesians, we walk verse by verse through one of the most powerful letters in the New Testament. From the foundation of our identity in Christ, to the reality of grace, to what it looks like be God’s new human & new society, Ephesians gives a full picture of the Gospel at work.

This is not just theology to understand. It is truth that reshapes how you think, how you live, and how you follow Jesus.

Join us as we explore themes like:
Newness in Christ
The power of grace
Unity in the Church
Giving God Glory
Living a life worthy of the calling

Whether you are new to the Bible or have followed Jesus for years, this series will challenge you and ground you in what matters most.

Today we conclude a three part sermon series on the mockery that Jesus both endured at the cross and continues to take on today.

In Luke 24, Jesus walks with two disciples on the road to Emmaus and shows them from “Moses and all the Prophets” that the Christ would save through suffering.

In week one, we explored how the Old Testament foretold the mockery Jesus would face. Last week, we saw how the Resurrection became His vindication, yet the world still mocks Him today.

This week we turn to His return, when that mockery will end forever.

Join us as we walk through 2 Peter 3:8 to 15a and consider both the patience of God in this present moment and the coming day when our King will be fully revealed and never mocked again.

Christ is risen! The resurrection of Jesus isn’t just important—it’s everything. In 1 Corinthians 15, Paul says if Christ hasn’t been raised, our faith is empty. But He has been raised & our hope is real, sin is defeated, and death doesn’t have the final word.

The message the apostles proclaimed is simple and powerful: the King is alive.

This Easter, come and consider what that means for you. Because if Jesus rose from the dead, it changes everything.

What if the cross wasn’t a surprise but a promise?

In this message, we explore Psalm 22 and see how it prophetically reveals a suffering Savior centuries before Jesus was born. From the cry, “My God, my God, why have You forsaken me?” to the scenes of mockery, piercing, and public shame, this psalm shows that the cross was never accidental—Jesus wasn’t caught in tragedy; He was fulfilling a divine plan.

Yet Psalm 22 doesn’t end in suffering it moves toward victory. What begins in anguish rises into global worship, declaring that through His suffering, salvation would reach the nations. This message invites you to see the cross not just as a moment of pain, but as the promised path of redemption from the very beginning.

Following Jesus means allowing the Spirit to shape every part of our lives, including how we think. In 2026, we’re exploring a sermon series called The Mind of the Believer, where we examine everyday thoughts and ask whether they align with the heart and knowledge of God. Because real maturity often begins in the mind. All people live out what they think.

This week, we take a closer look at how we make decisions through a familiar phrase: “If this isn’t what God wants for me, I need Him to close this door.”

Is that how God actually leads us?

Join us as we examine this idea and grow in a deeper, more faithful approach to decision-making.

Passage: John 15:1–11

Where is your joy rooted? As we grow in Christ, we’re called to be truly satisfied and content, but that often takes more than good intentions. In this message we examine our minds and hearts to uncover where our joy really comes from and how to anchor it in Jesus. Join us as we examine lasting joy, deeper maturity, and a faith that transforms everyday life.

Join us so that we can walk this journey together.

Our lives are shaped by our thoughts. In this message from Second Corinthians 10:1–6, we look at how followers of Jesus can confront false ideas, dismantle mental strongholds, and learn to take every thought captive to Christ.

Join us as we examine this important passage.