THIS WEEKEND, we will continue our study of Jesus’ story about a father and his two wayward sons in Luke 15:11-32. While the son who ran away was obviously lost, the son who stayed home was lost as well, perhaps even more so. The good news is that the Father’s love pursues them both and points the way home.

We will also share in Holy Communion together this weekend

This weekend, we'll step into a story Jesus told in Luke 15:11-32 about two sons who had a broken story in their minds about their dad, just like we often do about our Heavenly Father. The best part about Jesus' story is that it helps us get our story straight. It shows us what God's heart toward us really is. And that's a story worth telling.

This weekend, we will continue letting His Word shape Our Walk as we begin a new journey through the book of Galatians.

Our long partnership with Wycliffe continues today as we come alongside them to help complete a Bible Translation project already underway. This weekend, you’ll see another example of how this project is transforming lives—and how we can play a role in making Scripture accessible to all. From now through October 19, you can learn more, get involved, and take a tangible step in helping God’s Word go forward. Visit emmanuelcommunity.org/translate for next steps.

Our long partnership with Wycliffe continues today as we come alongside them to help complete a Bible Translation project already underway. Over the next two weekends, you’ll see how this project is transforming lives—and how we can play a role in making Scripture accessible to all.

This Labor Day weekend, we’ll examine Ephesians 6:5-9 together, a passage that may challenge our perspective on work. We’ll be encouraged by what God may have in store for us as we approach next Tuesday, the return to work for many of us!

This weekend, we’re going to continue in John chapter 10 and follow some key insights into what it means to follow our Good Shepherd. We’ll trace the path Peter walked as one of Jesus’ disciples who had heard His teaching on being a good shepherd.

This weekend, we'll begin a two-week series on a key theme in John’s gospel: Jesus as the Good Shepherd (John 10). While confronting the religious leaders, He was also giving His disciples—including Peter—the truth that would soon unfold in powerful ways. As we follow this theme through John, we’ll see how it continues to shape our own lives today.

This weekend, we wrap up our summer series, Cultivating Community. Pastor Josh will put everything we have been learning together and provide resources for next steps.

This weekend, we’ll explore what it looks like for a community group to cultivate a space where each person is equipped and encouraged to live on mission, right where they are.