After celebrating the Resurrection, you might wonder, "Now what?" Sometimes we get so caught up trying to understand everything that we miss what's right before us. Luke's Gospel offers a unique story of Jesus appearing to two disciples on the road to Emmaus. Why did Luke include this, and what can it teach us about prioritizing our lives around following Jesus? Join us as Pastor Nathan concludes our Disrupted series, focusing on Jesus as the ultimate unexpected disruption.

Let’s celebrate our King Jesus rising from the dead! We love joining in song, worship, prayer, and scripture reading as a church family.

Join us for a solemn Good Friday service, reflecting on Jesus’ death and sacrifice.

How do you know if you are producing good fruit? Find out on this week's podcast discussing Matthew 13:24-30, 36-43.

Jesus encourages us that there will be a final day of justice and judgment. But evil will continue in this world until then. So how do God's people respond in the meantime? Join us as we look at the parable of "The Wheat and the Weeds" from Matthew 13:24-30, 36-43.

How good is God compared to an unjust judge? Find out on this week's episode focusing on Luke 18:1-8.

You've probably prayed for something - maybe even cried out to God for justice - and nothing seemed to happen. Did I not pray enough? Is God not willing to help? Can I trust that He will do what is right? Join us as we look at "The Persistent Widow and the Unjust Judge" in Luke 18:1-8.

Have you really been changed if you are unforgiving? Find out on this week's episode discussing Matthew 18:23-35.

We don’t have to look too deeply at ourselves to realize that forgiveness doesn’t come naturally. It’s not intuitive. When we’re wronged, we long to punish the person who wronged us. But Jesus tells us a story about the kingdom of God, a story that opens a door to a new way of living. An open door means an open invitation, to living out with others the forgiveness we’ve received from God. Join us for “The Unforgiving Servant” from Matthew 18:23-35!

What could be cut from a sermon covering 2 verses? Find out on this week's episode covering Matthew 13:31-32.