Belief and trust are very different things… We can believe a chair is capable of holding us, but until we actually sit in it and prove it, we’re not actually trusting what we say is true. And trust is hard! We encounter so many beautiful and painful things in life, and so often life gives us reasons not to trust the words of others. Jesus is not only the most trustworthy person we’ll ever meet, he’s the God who promises to protect us when everything else feels uncertain. Join us for this Sunday’s message as we encounter our God, who makes promises...and keeps them.

Our lives are never a straight course, are they? There’s twists and turns and obstacles we have to navigate all the time, and what makes it even harder is when we feel alone in the midst of it all. Sometimes we feel alone even in the presence of other people because no one can ever fully understand what we’re experiencing. But one of the beautiful things about Jesus, is he’s fully present with us in the midst of all we go through...and he totally gets it. God’s presence is his promise to us. Join us as we embark on a new series through 1 Chronicles 16:7-36, and encounter the power of being in the presence of God.

So often we struggle to figure out our priorities in life, and then everything feels out of whack. When we put our faith and trust in Jesus, he helps us line up our lives with his priorities and agenda...when that’s lined up, that’s when God starts to deliver.

We are always being formed into an image of some kind. Sometimes we mold ourselves into our own image of who we think we should be. Other times we form ourselves to whatever image we think others expect of us or find pleasing. As followers of Jesus, our worship takes shape in being conformed to his image and transformed in how we think about everything. And a life of worship to Jesus is the most freeing way we can choose to live.

If you’ve followed Jesus for a while or spent any time around church, you’ve heard the word “worship” tossed around a lot...But worship is far more than something we do on a Sunday morning - it’s a life-encompassing, world-altering reality. This weekend, join us as we learn how a sense of wonder transforms everything we’ve ever known or experienced.

Life is full of pressure - pressure to perform a certain way, pressure to choose between right and wrong, pressure to trust that the Lord is who He says He is. The enemy looks for the moments when we’re under pressure to tempt us to choose anything other than obedience to God. When the pressure comes, do you know how to stand firm as a follower of Jesus? Join us this Wednesday as we learn from Jesus Himself how to handle life’s pressures, and let the Holy Spirit spark in us a desire to know God’s Word.

Because God doesn’t change, we know he’s good - all the time. But sometimes the
circumstances of our lives are not good. Life can be really painful! When life gets messy, we need to redirect our focus to Jesus and what He’s doing because the messiest moments of our lives are some of God’s favorite spaces in which to create something absolutely beautiful. When we trust Jesus, we can face our present trials with worship and awe. Join us this Sunday as we remind ourselves of who Jesus is and learn together about trusting him in the midst of our most painful experiences.

At some point, each of us has been caught doing something we knew wasn’t right. And for a lot of us, we feel our performance determines how others perceive - or even love - us. In the next message in our series Spark, we’ll see how Jesus treats a woman caught in an act of wrongdoing, and how the infinite love he extends to her is equally available to all of us too.

Hammers, power tools, explosives -- construction sites can be super dangerous places,
especially during demolition phases, unless you’re specially trained to navigate worksites. The crazy thing is, so often when God moves into our lives, it feels like he turns our hearts into a construction site, where he’s totally rebuilding everything. And sometimes it hurts. But God’s salvation plan for us always involves an invitation to renovation. Join us this Sunday for our next message, as we lean into the painful parts of God’s renovation plan and find wholeness and life unlike anything we’ve ever known before.