As we conclude our series a challenge emerges – with all the definitions of the church in the New Testament how do we move from going to “church” to being the “church?”

This week we explore how both the Old and New Testaments use the language of God’s people being a bride.

This week we explore how both the Old and New Testaments use the language of God’s people being a bride.

Why did the New Testament authors use different definitions of the “Church?” In this week’s message, we see how our definitions define our roles.

Why did the New Testament authors use different definitions of the “Church?” In this week’s message, we see how our definitions define our roles.

What did the New Testament authors mean when they wrote about the church being the temple of God? Join us as we discover a major theme of God's heart and design for His people.

What did the New Testament authors mean when they wrote about the church being the temple of God? Join us as we discover a major theme of God's heart and design for His people.

Join us in part one of our new teaching series "Beyond 52" as we search the scriptures for God's design and desire for His church.

Join us in part one of our new teaching series "Beyond 52" as we search the scriptures for God's design and desire for His church.

At the conclusion of our series, we explore one of the most challenging aspects of our identity - our past. We all have things in our past we are not proud of. Things we wish had never happened to us and things we wish we had never done. The good news is our past doesn't have to define our future. In this final message, we see how Jesus makes it possible to find freedom from the past.