For Christians, faith is a relational currency, a lifestyle, evidence that we belong to Christ. Faith is gaining access to the truth and promises of God. So how do we GROW IN OUR FAITH? Through the story of Peter walking on water with Jesus, we can learn 3 simple ways: saying "yes", deciding to leave, and taking one step. God is calling us to deeper waters with Him. What are you waiting for?

In this series we're asking the question, "HOW YOU HOLDIN' UP?" What should be our answer? BY FAITH! Everyone lives by faith. We put our faith in things and people all day long everyday. But what kind of faith is God looking for? Where does it come from? What is the evidence of it?
You see, faith is limited by the strength, character and reliability of the object of our faith. So in what are you placing yours?

Have you ever been accused of your faith being a crutch? But consider what a crutch actually is: something to lean on, to put our full weight on for stability and support of a weakness. We all in fact NEED a "crutch." And everyone uses a crutch - it’s just a matter of what kind. In this message, Pastor Patrick looks at how deeply the current COVID-19 crisis has affected each of us in some way and revealed what we really lean on...WHO we truly put our faith in. HOW YOU HOLDIN UP depends on WHAT is holding you up.


All of us have been affected in one way or another by the global pandemic of Coronavirus. And for many of us, our faith has taken a hit. Crisis has a way of revealing what or who we truly lean on for support and stability. Is your faith your crutch?
We are accused of our faith being a crutch. But it’s true!!! A crutch helps to support and stabilize weak areas in our lives and bodies. We all need a crutch.
Everyone actually uses a crutch. It’s just a matter of what kind.
How you holdin up depends on WHAT is holding you up.

This is for believers: and ask if we are leaning o something that can’t sustain me.

During the Coronavirus pandemic, we've heard it said: "Even thought the church doors are shut, the Church is not closed." But is that really true? We've been forced to do church online for the past few months - and in actuality, we do it well. This begs the question: Do we really need to belong to a church anymore? Do we even need a physical church building? Or is "online" a more efficient way to do church moving forward?
In this message Pastor Patrick solidly refutes the idea that church has not been closed. Through Scripture and the activity of God, we see that the Church is designed to scatter and gather. You can't have one without the other. If you do, the Church is, in fact, closed. Gathering together as the Body of Christ matters. Listen in and learn why.

Simply put, PRAYER is communication with God. As Christians, we know we should pray. But we often don't know what to pray or how to pray. In this message, we learn that it's because we don't often understand WHY we pray. Prayer is meant to usher us into more knowledge of who God is and a deeper encounter with Him. People of prayer are people of fatih. The kind of faith that stands in the midst of storms and difficult circumstances. It matters when WE pray...and it matters that we pray NOW more than ever.

What is spiritual growth and why is it important? The concept may be simple, but spiritual growth requires faith, endurance, and effort. Pastor Daniel demonstrates through the Parable of the Sower how growth is expected and necessary and what is required for it. Discover how to prepare your heart for growth, identify the obstacles that get in the way of growth, and how to know you are actually growing.

The Bible. It sells over 100 million copies worldwide every year and has been translated into over 690 languages. It holds the Guinness Book of World Records as the best-selling book of all time. But more than that, the Bible is a compilation of stories, poetry, wisdom and letters all telling the same Grand Story of God's love and redemption for His people. And IT MATTERS. Why? As Pastor Tom shows us, the Bible is holy, God-breathed and useful for each of us.

In Philippians 4, Paul exposes an enemy of our joy: our THOUGHTS. God has promised us joy abundant. So why is it often missing, evading us at every turn? As Pastor Treasa teaches in this message, it's being robbed from us by an age-old pandemic called STINKIN' THINKIN'. But there's good news! We have been given a choice, and we can change the way we think. Every day, moment by moment, we can choose joy. LEAN IN and learn how.