Sometimes the hardest people to get along with are the ones we’re most similar to, right? It’s almost like there’s an invisible competition we sense within ourselves with the people we’re most alike, especially when our opinions clash. Without realizing it, we can put ourselves in a position of judgment over others who don’t believe the same things we do. We’ve all been there - so join us for this Sunday’s message as we take the journey together toward loving and accepting others we disagree with, just like Jesus does with us.

Every day of our lives is a series of choices, and the quality of our lives depends on the kinds of choices we make and the priorities we set up in our lives - so we have to make sure we’ve kept the main things, the main things. When we prioritize our lives in the way God designed us to, we move from optimizing on the margins, to entering the full and abundant life Jesus promises us! Join us this Sunday as we embrace the simplicity of the beautiful life God created us for.

There are two subjects many of us grew up knowing you just don’t talk about at the dinner table: religion and politics. But that seems crazy when you think about how essential those two things are for everything we do in life! In our present society where most people end up polarized about some political issue, it’s especially important to know what Jesus has to say about politics. Join us this Sunday as we dig into a topic we often shy away from and discover how we can amplify the message of Jesus in a politicized world!

We’ve all been on the receiving end of people who say one thing but do another - it’s never fun. Unfortunately, sometimes we’re those people too. That’s why actions speak so much louder than words - behavior opens a window into who someone truly is and whether or not we can trust them. If we want to be people of consistency, who love others the right way, who others can trust, then we have to weigh how our beliefs translate into the way we live. Join us this Sunday for our next message, as we learn together what it means to love the right way!

When it comes to taking tests, there are two kinds of people; those who view the test as an opportunity to find out how much they don’t know, and those who view the test as an opportunity to show the world how smart they are.

When you love something or someone, you don’t want to just experience it yourself - you want everyone else to experience that thing or know that person too! You want to experience it at full volume. As we pick up where we left off in Romans, the apostle Paul shows us a practical way to experience life fully and abundantly. Join us this Sunday for the start of our new series Amplify, and find out how to move from experiencing life halfway, to joining the party!