Nobody wants to be WEIRD. But Jesus was a guy who talked and taught about things in a WEIRD way. So, what does your life look like? Would you say you are NORMAL or a little WEIRD? Join us for the second week of our series, “Courage” where look at the importance of being WEIRD. Yes, you heard that right!

One of the Bibles best known stories is David and Goliath. But is there something from David’s life that stands out more importantly than this story? Could there be something that we can learn from the life of David that many of us are missing? Join us as we kick-off our new series.

Easter is like no other day that we celebrate, because Easter is a day that touches every other day that you live, and this day impacts the days after you die. We know the story, but what does that story mean for us today?

We have a God who takes the biggest failures of our lives and he REDEEMS and RESTORES to us the years that the locust have eaten. Join us as we look at the first communion meal and what it means in the life of a follower of Jesus.

Everyone is hurting. Everyone is living with pain. Everyone is wounded. When you’re going through a season of brokenness, you need a God who has the power to restore. Join us in our lead up to Easter 2025.

There’s a characteristic that God wants to grow in all of us and we’re talking about something that is harder and harder to embrace in our culture today…TRUTH. God wants to develop His truthfulness in those who follow him, but TRUTH has had a rough few years. Join us for the conclusion of our series, “Imma Be!”

Our character determines what we do. That is the very reason that God is more concerned with who we are becoming instead of what we are doing. Join us as we look at another characteristic of God that he wants to grow in us…LOVE. How can we be more loving? Let’s Go!

Much of the Christian life can be consumed with what we DO, but God is far more concerned with who we are becoming, than the decisions we’re making. Join us as we ask and answer the question, “Who does God want me to be?”

“When hurry increases, compassion always decreases!” That statement is the catalyst for adding one more week to our ABANDONED series. What was supposed to be finished last weekend, continues today with a look at the “busy” life.

There is a desire within all of us to make a difference in this world. Join us as we close out our ABANDONED series as we look at the idols of accomplishment, success, and achievement.