The prophets didn’t just speak for their time, they echo into ours. In a world desperate for truth, justice, and hope, these voices of the past call us to return to the heart of God. This summer series, titled Prophets, explores the stories and struggles of Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and Daniel, the major prophets whose lives and words continue to shape ours. As we listen to their ache and boldness, may we learn to see with clarity, live with conviction, and trust in the God who still speaks.

The prophets didn’t just speak for their time, they echo into ours. In a world desperate for truth, justice, and hope, these voices of the past call us to return to the heart of God. This summer series, titled Prophets, explores the stories and struggles of Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and Daniel, the major prophets whose lives and words continue to shape ours. As we listen to their ache and boldness, may we learn to see with clarity, live with conviction, and trust in the God who still speaks.

Each week, we gather as a church to engage in a set of practices focused on creating space to be with God and others. Our weekly rhythms of worship, prayer, scripture, and more frame our worship services. They guide us in how we engage and posture ourselves. In our new series “In Awe,” we’ll spend a few weeks contemplating the character of God and how we are being formed as His image bearers during our time together. Ultimately, we’ll be asking the question: do we find ourselves increasingly in awe of who God is and what we are invited into? 

Each week, we gather as a church to engage in a set of practices focused on creating space to be with God and others. Our weekly rhythms of worship, prayer, scripture, and more frame our worship services. They guide us in how we engage and posture ourselves. In our new series “In Awe,” we’ll spend a few weeks contemplating the character of God and how we are being formed as His image bearers during our time together. Ultimately, we’ll be asking the question: do we find ourselves increasingly in awe of who God is and what we are invited into? 

Each week, we gather as a church to engage in a set of practices focused on creating space to be with God and others. Our weekly rhythms of worship, prayer, scripture, and more frame our worship services. They guide us in how we engage and posture ourselves. In our new series “In Awe,” we’ll spend a few weeks contemplating the character of God and how we are being formed as His image bearers during our time together. Ultimately, we’ll be asking the question: do we find ourselves increasingly in awe of who God is and what we are invited into? 

Each week, we gather as a church to engage in a set of practices focused on creating space to be with God and others. Our weekly rhythms of worship, prayer, scripture, and more frame our worship services. They guide us in how we engage and posture ourselves. In our new series “In Awe,” we’ll spend a few weeks contemplating the character of God and how we are being formed as His image bearers during our time together. Ultimately, we’ll be asking the question: do we find ourselves increasingly in awe of who God is and what we are invited into? 

Each week, we gather as a church to engage in a set of practices focused on creating space to be with God and others. Our weekly rhythms of worship, prayer, scripture, and more frame our worship services. They guide us in how we engage and posture ourselves. In our new series “In Awe,” we’ll spend a few weeks contemplating the character of God and how we are being formed as His image bearers during our time together. Ultimately, we’ll be asking the question: do we find ourselves increasingly in awe of who God is and what we are invited into? 

We don’t usually choose to drift—we just slowly lose our way. Like a boat without an anchor, we can drift in relationships, habits, and even our faith without realizing it. This series explores how to stay grounded in Jesus through wisdom, truth, fellowship, and love. Each week will offer practical ways to remain anchored and avoid spiritual drift, especially in seasons of change or transition.

We don’t usually choose to drift—we just slowly lose our way. Like a boat without an anchor, we can drift in relationships, habits, and even our faith without realizing it. This series explores how to stay grounded in Jesus through wisdom, truth, fellowship, and love. Each week will offer practical ways to remain anchored and avoid spiritual drift, especially in seasons of change or transition.

We don’t usually choose to drift—we just slowly lose our way. Like a boat without an anchor, we can drift in relationships, habits, and even our faith without realizing it. This series explores how to stay grounded in Jesus through wisdom, truth, fellowship, and love. Each week will offer practical ways to remain anchored and avoid spiritual drift, especially in seasons of change or transition.