Being brave doesn’t mean not being afraid. But when we see our weaknesses through this new perspective, we have all we need to be brave in the face of any situation. We hope you’ll join us this Sunday as lead pastor David Beaty wraps up our series. We have learned so much tying together some incredible Old Testament stories with what the apostle Paul is teaching us in Philippians 4. You definitely won’t want to miss the finale!

It’s not easy to be brave when it seems that good news is hard to come by. How do we keep standing when it seems like life keeps beating us down? What if something already written could help us through this dilemma? This Sunday, lead pastor David Beaty will tie together what we’ve been learning about bravery with the story of 12 men sent out to spy and the report they brought back. The result will be instructions to help us continue towards being brave!

There’s no limit to the good thoughts God wants us to have. So, why do we waste so much time preoccupied with our doubts and fears? How are we supposed to handle these thoughts that take hold of us? In the second part of our series lead pastor David Beaty will take us back to Philippians 4 to see what else the apostle Paul wants to teach us about being brave.

Life is full of uncertainty. Daily situations beyond our control put us at risk for disappointment, failure and regret. For most of us, bravery is not about staring death in the eye, but finding courage to face the everyday pressures and anxieties life throws our way. In this series we will discover how to be brave and what it means to fully rely on God’s peace and promises in every situation. We are all afraid of something, but this Sunday lead pastor David Beaty will show us which way God wants to lead us when we are overwhelmed by our anxiety. We’ll learn how to find peace in the midst of the storm.

When was the last time you were caught off guard when life didn’t go as planned? Should we be surprised when life gets rough? Jesus said we were born to go through trials in life. How we respond to the adversity determines how well we will endure it. Besides, we are never alone in the middle of the fire, He is always there. Join us as we discover that we were “Born for this.”

We’ve been talking about miracles for the past 5 weeks, so how about we get to witness a few ourselves? This Sunday morning lead pastor David Beaty will be sharing from a story in the book of Acts about a miracle that happened in one man’s life while he was taking a trip. He simply decided he could not hold back any longer! After the message we will be baptizing at each of our worship services. You don’t want to miss this Sunday morning@9&10:45. We mean it when we say: “This never gets old!” Who knows? You may be one of the ones God calls to make this life-changing, miraculous decision!

What’s done is done, right? Some things in life are irreversible. You cannot un-bake cookies, uncut hair, undelete documents, or un-run red lights. These are a few lessons we have all learned the hard way. A couple of sisters in the Bible knew this feeling well. Their brother was gone for good. Their lives as they knew them were over. But it’s not over until God says it’s over! This Sunday lead pastor David Beaty will conclude our series on “Making The Impossible Possible” with a look at when the Grim Reaper lost out to the Grave Robber.

It is one of the most recognizable miracles in scripture. If you asked a group of people, many of them could tell you about the time Jesus used 5 loaves and 2 fish to feed over 5000 people. And the truth we learn from this miracle is that if you put what you have in your hands into God’s hands, He can make a lot out of a little. But is it possible there is so much more for us to learn from this story in John 6? If this story is true then why do we let what we cannot do keep us from doing what we can do? What do we do when the will of God doesn’t add up? Join us as lead pastor David Beaty walks us through this familiar story which still has so much to teach us.

It’s been said that as we age most of us stop living out of imagination and we start living out of memory. We stop creating the future and we start repeating the past. But it doesn’t have to be that way! Lead pastor David Beaty unwraps the third of Jesus’ miracles, this one from John 5:1-9. He’ll share with us about how sometimes it’s our expectations that box God in or keeps him out. God wants to help us by working on our expectations. Join us as we discover that if you want God to do something new, then you’ve got to do something different!

Join us this Sunday, as we continue our ‘Making The Impossible Possible’ series. This weekend, lead pastor David Beaty is going to reinforce the idea that we go nowhere by accident. Wherever we go, God is sending us. And wherever we are, God put us there. The second miracle of Jesus in the book of John serves as the backdrop for this incredible lesson. What we’re learning in this series is that our efforts won’t make miracles happen, but our lack of effort can keep them from happening.