Submission and unjust suffering… Two topics that are about as popular as President Trump on NPR. Do you ever wonder why these two topics make us so distinct in the world? We're going to show you that both of these are valuable; they are part of the plan of God for your life; and, they are part of how God intends to use you in the world.

Join us for an in-depth look in 1 Peter 2:8-12 as we discover what the church ought to be... A spiritual, life-giving house. A holy, royal priesthood. A new, chosen race. A holy nation. God’s chosen people.

Join us this week for week 3 of I Am An Alien, as Peter tells us to "Grow Up!" Along with the need to grow up, we will also talk about what growing up looks like and then how to grow up in Christ.

As we saw last week, we are not immigrants or tourists here on earth, but instead we are exiles, aliens. But we are called to more than that even, to be AMBASSADORS and to make a difference in the place where we reside. In so many ways, did you realize that the environment we are ambassadors in is a hostile one? Join us as we finish off chapter 1 of 1 Peter, in week 2 of our new series, I Am An Alien, as we talk about the “Battlefront” of our lives

Where does your hope lie? Pain and suffering has a way of exposing just where our hope is set. Is it on a fixed point beyond this world and its circumstances, or is it a hope that our circumstances will momentarily change?

This week we are finishing the God Time-series talking about how do we remain connected to Christ in our daily lives.

What is the greatest goal of being a Christian?... Church attendance, Bible study, tithing, and other Christian practices are so important, but the highest level of Christianity is knowing God personally and drawing our satisfaction from Him.

"Remain in me, and I will remain in you. For a branch cannot produce fruit if it is severed from the vine..." -John 15:4

Do you realize that God has saved you, but also the Finisher of your faith as well? Did you also know that God's goal for us is to be whole and holy?

Our goal as Christians is to take our eyes off of what’s all around us dividing us and set our gaze on what God has done for us!