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.

Have you ever asked or wondered, "If God loves us not because of things we do, and He has promised to forgive us of all our sins, can't we just do whatever we want and then just ask for His forgiveness?" That is an excellent question with a surprising answer that we explore in this week's message.

Have you ever asked or wondered, "If God loves us not because of things we do, and He has promised to forgive us of all our sins, can't we just do whatever we want and then just ask for His forgiveness?" That is an excellent question with a surprising answer that we explore in this week's message.

There is no lack of things to learn and no shortage of information to consume. But does information always transfer into application? In this message, we are challenged by Romans 6:12-14 with some practical application about dealing with the sin in our life.

There is no lack of things to learn and no shortage of information to consume. But does information always transfer into application? In this message, we are challenged by Romans 6:12-14 with some practical application about dealing with the sin in our life.

With the nearly 7,000 words we speak a day, how many of them positively impact those around you? Of all the words spoken to you (or about you) how many have shaped how you see yourself? How many of those words have in some way shaped our identity. As we begin a new series, we study Romans 6 and open ourselves to who God considers us to be.

With the nearly 7,000 words we speak a day, how many of them positively impact those around you? Of all the words spoken to you (or about you) how many have shaped how you see yourself? How many of those words have in some way shaped our identity. As we begin a new series, we study Romans 6 and open ourselves to who God considers us to be.

How we spend our time is an important topic for Jesus. When he was asked about the time and signs of his return, he redirected everyone's attention to how we wait, not the date. As we conclude our series 'Waiting Well', we discover some practical applications for waiting well.

How we spend our time is an important topic for Jesus. When he was asked about the time and signs of his return, he redirected everyone's attention to how we wait, not the date. As we conclude our series 'Waiting Well', we discover some practical applications for waiting well.

What does it look like for your faith to stand on its own? Join us as we discover another way that we can wait well in anticipation of Jesus' return.