Comfort promises ease, but often steals obedience. It whispers “later” when Jesus says “follow Me.” In Luke 9:57–62, we’ll see how the pursuit of comfort can keep us from experiencing the life Christ calls us to live. Discover why following Jesus is worth more than anything comfort can offer.

In Matthew 20, Jesus confronts one of the most dangerous attitudes in the human heart: entitlement. When grace becomes expected rather than appreciated, gratitude is choked out and comparison takes over. This Sunday, we will discover how the gospel frees us from the exhausting mindset of “I deserve more” and invites us to experience the joy of remembering the goodness and generosity of God. 

In Matthew 20, Jesus confronts one of the most dangerous attitudes in the human heart: entitlement. When grace becomes expected rather than appreciated, gratitude is choked out and comparison takes over. This Sunday, we will discover how the gospel frees us from the exhausting mindset of “I deserve more” and invites us to experience the joy of remembering the goodness and generosity of God. 

In Matthew 20, Jesus confronts one of the most dangerous attitudes in the human heart: entitlement. When grace becomes expected rather than appreciated, gratitude is choked out and comparison takes over. This Sunday, we will discover how the gospel frees us from the exhausting mindset of “I deserve more” and invites us to experience the joy of remembering the goodness and generosity of God. 

We can’t wait to watch our new TV shows when they come out, or dive into that new bestselling fiction book. And when our favorite sports team goes to the Super Bowl? We can’t contain our excitement. What we are passionate about reveals what we love. So how is it that we are tempted to lose that same passion and love for the One who saved our souls, the One who rescued us from the grip of sin that would have separated us from our Creator for eternity? This week, we are going to talk about the sin of apathy. We'll uncover how its main mission is to squash our relationship with Jesus and stop us from living for His Kingdom. Don't let your passion fade. Join us this Sunday as we confront apathy and refocus on what matters most.

We can’t wait to watch our new TV shows when they come out, or dive into that new bestselling fiction book. And when our favorite sports team goes to the Super Bowl? We can’t contain our excitement. What we are passionate about reveals what we love. So how is it that we are tempted to lose that same passion and love for the One who saved our souls, the One who rescued us from the grip of sin that would have separated us from our Creator for eternity? This week, we are going to talk about the sin of apathy. We'll uncover how its main mission is to squash our relationship with Jesus and stop us from living for His Kingdom. Don't let your passion fade. Join us this Sunday as we confront apathy and refocus on what matters most.

Do you ever feel like your life is too busy? Like you're on a never-ending "hamster wheel". Have you ever wondered what causes us to stay so busy? As we start a new series, The Seven Deadly Sins of Suburbia, we are going to examine the danger of busyness through the lens of Mary and Martha in Luke 10.

Presence matters more than productivity.

Presence matters more than productivity.