This Sunday, Rick Dunn, former pastor of Fellowship Church, teaches us through the story of Moses in Egypt. We see in this Scripture that God's plan is sovereign over even our unmet, human expectations.

This Sunday, we dive into John 1, where Jesus begins His ministry. Jesus doesn't pick a seemingly "all-star team" to be His disciples; instead, His requirement for following Him is to be broken. In the same way, the invitation to accept Him is open to all of us who are also broken and sinful.

This Friday, we recognize Good Friday as the day Jesus shed his blood as a sacrifice for us on the cross.

This Easter Sunday, we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ together as a church, and we explore what the meaning of Easter is. Looking at the story of the Gospel and different characters in Scripture, we see the invitation that Jesus has for us this Easter.

This Sunday, we look at Jesus' triumphal entry as a king into Jerusalem. Jesus broke the expectations of the people he came to, as He was not the version of a king they wanted, but He was the King they needed.

This Sunday we dive into part 2 of The Sermon on the Mount: Matthew 7:1-6. Head Pastor, Brad Raby, clarifies what judgment means as Christians and how we can observe the modern interpretations of this verse.

This Sunday we are blessed by guest preacher, Ben Crocker's, teaching on the Sermon on the Mount. We learn about the backwards nature of the Kingdom of Jesus and how it applies to our lives today.

This Sunday, we are blessed by a message from guest preacher Phil Miller. Looking in Mark 1, we see Jesus' arrival into ministry, how the Kingdom was announced, and how this passage applies to our lives.

This Sunday, we look at the passage of Matthew 4 where Jesus spends 40 days in the wilderness in preparation for His ministry. What does a "wilderness" or a "wall" look like in our spiritual walks? We find the Lord's invitation for growth in these seasons by looking at how Jesus walked through His wilderness.

This Sunday, we look at John the Baptist introducing the Lamb of God and baptizing Jesus. Looking at these passages through the gospels, we see the importance of the preparation of Jesus’ ministry and how it applies to us today.