For Jesus, the topic of money is a discipleship issue because what we treasure most is what we grow to trust most.

As we learn to hunger physically, something else powerful happens: our lives become aligned with God’s priorities. That’s why the practice of fasting is so important.

Through the Lord’s Prayer, we find forgiveness as freedom. Its focus is to bring transformation and deliverance of the heart.

God desires authentic prayer—prayer that is God-oriented and genuine.

Jesus rose to walk with you now—whatever you may be experiencing currently on your road of life. That is a reason to celebrate this Easter.

Through fasting, we simultaneously love God and our neighbor. 

Fasting isn’t about punishing your body—it’s about positioning your heart toward God and his purposes. And God’s power is put on display at the intersection of fasting and prayer.

Fasting grows in you a deeper hunger for God—it is sacrificially surrendering your whole self in worship.

Fasting is one of the most powerful ways to bring our entire being into alignment with God. During these weeks leading up to Easter, we invite you to join our church-wide fast on Wednesdays.

The motivation and intention of your giving is what matters to Jesus—he invites you to move from me-centric giving to God-centric giving.