This Sunday, James reminds us that genuine faith shows up in action: feeding the hungry, extending mercy, and taking courageous steps of obedience. Without works, faith is lifeless, but when faith works through love, it is unmistakably alive.

This week, we continue our series in James with a look at James 2:1-13. James warns us not to import the world’s values of status and image into the church. Instead, he gives us clear direction on how to live lovingly toward others.

This week, James reminds us that real faith isn’t just about hearing God’s Word—it’s about living it out in everyday life. Join us as we look at what it means to be quick to listen, quick to obey, and slow to speak.

This week, we’re launching our fall series , Faith in Action, with a look at the beginning of the Book of James. This Sunday, we’ll learn how to reframe hardship, let endurance finish its work, and ask God for the wisdom we lack. We hope you'll be encouraged.

This Sunday, our students take over the church! We will be hearing from our Youth Pastor, Justus Cagle, and several students who will be sharing during the sermon time. We hope you will be blessed and encouraged!

This week, we close out our Stories of Jesus series with one of His most beloved parables—the Lost Sheep. Jesus shows us the heart of God: a Shepherd who doesn’t settle for ninety-nine but goes searching until He finds the one. What does that mean for us as His church today? We hope you will be encouraged.

This week, we look at the Parable of the Talents. Jesus told a story about servants entrusted with something of great value — and how their choices revealed the true state of their hearts. What we do with what we’ve been given matters more than we think. We hope you will be encouraged.

This week, we’ll look at two short parables, one about a man who stumbles across treasure in a field, and another about a merchant who finds a priceless pearl. The Kingdom of Heaven isn’t something we add to our lives—it’s something that redefines them. When we truly see its worth, we gladly let go of lesser things to take hold of something better.

This week Pastor Holly teaches on the Parable of the Unforgiving Servant. She looks at how Jesus' blunt teaching on forgiveness actually reflects the loving and merciful heart of God.

Jesus told a story about a sower, some seed, and four kinds of soil. But it wasn’t really about farming—it was about us. Join us as we explore what the Parable of the Sower reveals about the condition of our hearts and how we receive the message of the Kingdom.