In today’s special Easter message we uncover the ‘why’ behind ‘what’ we believe and see how the resurrection has always been God’s primary display of love to the world.

As we enter what is commonly known as Holy Week - we pause to consider the importance of a unique moment in the life of Jesus called the triumphal entry. This week we will explore the relevance of this ancient event and see how its invitation still impacts many today.

In this message, we see the grandeur of a mighty God who came down to be close and personal. As we look at the name for God first revealed by a 12-year-old Jesus we will be challenged to consider the impact of our position before God.

How does our view of God shape and transform the joys and sorrows of life? This week as we explore another name used for God we will discover how to have a bigger view of God.

Psalm 23 has been a passage of great power and hope for generations. In this sermon we dive deep to unpack all the uncovered truths about the character of our good God.

3 things we didn’t have time to unpack in Sunday’s sermon.

If you had to describe God to someone who had no religious background - how would you do it? In this weeks message we see God revealing His proper name and we uncover the transformation available to us all.

Our God provides. It’s one of His names: Jehovah Jireh means “The Lord provides.” We see Him providing daily for us in the air we breathe. We see Him providing for us in Jesus Christ everything we ever needed regarding salvation. In this teaching, Scott opens up Genesis 22 and gives us biblical insight and application as to what we should do connected to the truth that God provides.

Have you ever tried to take God’s plan into your own hands? Abram and Sarai tried to take God’s plan into their own hands, but despite their past mistakes, God still wanted to use them. God is bigger than Abram’s mistakes, and he’s bigger than our mistakes as well. Are you willing to surrender your plans over to God?

In the opening message of our new series we explore the character of God as "creator" and discover ways to participate in his ongoing creative power.