Pastor Meredith begins this Sunday in Acts chapter 3, with the lame beggar outside the gate called Beautiful. There is a faith that goes beyond the basics. Will you move forward into it?

In this sermon from Luke 24, Pastor Meredith walks with the disciples as they process on the road to Emmaus. Though hope has been lost, Jesus is the restoration. Just keep walking.

On this episode of the Bonuscast, pastor Phil Ryburn is joined by Vincent DiCaro, COO of Care Net, to talk about parenting and the key elements to being an effective, successful active, and engaged parent.

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Sometimes our memories can get a bit muddled with all of the good and bad experiences we have. Jesus’ triumphal entry comes only a week before he is crucified, but the victory of this moment is not lost. Even when you’re in a struggle… can you hear the victory?

In this new part of our series "For The One," Pastor Phil dives into the story of Zacchaeus in Luke 19, where we see the goodness of God and his mercy to ALL people.

Pastor Meredith cautions us to be careful with our assumptions because the one you have assumed shouldn't be at the table is the one He's sending you after. Who's your one?

Have you ever come face to face with a barrier? Join Pastor Meredith as she explores climbing over barriers, going against the pull of the crowd, and ultimately chasing Jesus, the barrier-breaking God, relentlessly. There are no barriers to the love of God!

In this second message of For The One, Tracy Rivera encourages us to turn our focus outward, not holding back from generously offering whatever the Lord has given us. We will not run out- He is our source!

Pastor Meredith brings us back to the heart of Jesus in the kickoff to this series “For The One.” Join us as we dive into the story of the woman who washed Jesus’ feet, understanding that Jesus sees the worst and loves us deeply anyway.

Pastor Meredith Ryburn walks through the life of David from the field to the palace. She encourages us to be patient and committed wherever we are, allowing God to build our character as we work in the field.