We’ve all seen examples of generosity. Whether they be large donations to worthy causes or a costly sacrifice by one who has little to give - displays of generosity inspire us to be generous in kind. Yet no act of generosity can compare to the persistent generosity of God. In this teaching series, we’ll examine the multifaceted nature of God to give and the natural response it causes in us to give in return.

We’ve all seen examples of generosity. Whether they be large donations to worthy causes or a costly sacrifice by one who has little to give - displays of generosity inspire us to be generous in kind. Yet no act of generosity can compare to the persistent generosity of God. In this teaching series, we’ll examine the multifaceted nature of God to give and the natural response it causes in us to give in return.

We’ve all seen examples of generosity. Whether they be large donations to worthy causes or a costly sacrifice by one who has little to give - displays of generosity inspire us to be generous in kind. Yet no act of generosity can compare to the persistent generosity of God. In this teaching series, we’ll examine the multifaceted nature of God to give and the natural response it causes in us to give in return.

We have a need, a desire to be significant. We want to know that the time we spend in this one life has meant something meaningful, even eternal. But it’s how we define being great, how we seek to be significant that makes all the difference in the world. To be sure to make your life count, be sure you know and live by Jesus’ definition of what it means to be great.

We have a need, a desire to be significant. We want to know that the time we spend in this one life has meant something meaningful, even eternal. But it’s how we define being great, how we seek to be significant that makes all the difference in the world. To be sure to make your life count, be sure you know and live by Jesus’ definition of what it means to be great.

We have a need, a desire to be significant. We want to know that the time we spend in this one life has meant something meaningful, even eternal. But it’s how we define being great, how we seek to be significant that makes all the difference in the world. To be sure to make your life count, be sure you know and live by Jesus’ definition of what it means to be great.

We have a need, a desire to be significant. We want to know that the time we spend in this one life has meant something meaningful, even eternal. But it’s how we define being great, how we seek to be significant that makes all the difference in the world. To be sure to make your life count, be sure you know and live by Jesus’ definition of what it means to be great.

We have a need, a desire to be significant. We want to know that the time we spend in this one life has meant something meaningful, even eternal. But it’s how we define being great, how we seek to be significant that makes all the difference in the world. To be sure to make your life count, be sure you know and live by Jesus’ definition of what it means to be great.

Heroes. They are more than fictitious characters in movies or comic strips. They are real life people that we see every day. What can we learn from those people, and more importantly, how can we properly honor them? In this message series we’ll speak to the heroes in our homes, in our schools and in our nation - the moms, graduates and veterans that serve as heroes to us all.

Heroes. They are more than fictitious characters in movies or comic strips. They are real life people that we see every day. What can we learn from those people, and more importantly, how can we properly honor them? In this message series we’ll speak to the heroes in our homes, in our schools and in our nation - the moms, graduates and veterans that serve as heroes to us all.