As we continue our Becoming series, we walk through Romans 4 to uncover the foundation beneath Paul’s “Therefore” in Romans 5:1 - how Abraham’s faith secures our justification and anchors us in grace. When we know we are standing in grace, we can rejoice even in suffering, trusting that perseverance forms character and character produces unshakable hope.

In this message, Pastor Lance shares a word about God inviting our church to relate to Him not only as Father, but also as King, calling us into reverence, repentance, and trust. We are reminded that letting go of what weighs us down leads us into greater freedom, joy, and life with Jesus.

In this message, we explore how God fortifies our identity through the process of breaking, reminding us that His declarations are true and secure in Christ.

Ministry in the Spirit begins not with striving, but with beholding—turning unveiled hearts toward the Father in Christ. As we learn to behold the Lord in silence, prayer, and thanksgiving, the Spirit uses the Word to help us become who He says we are, a people no longer motivated by earning.

Continuing in the series, BECOMING, Pastor Lance helps recognize the importance of our God-given identity and three common enemies that resist who God says we are.

Following Peter’s call to make every effort, this second message in the series explores the last three gifts in 2 Peter 1:3-5 that the Father invites us to actively cultivate as we grow in Christ. 

Following Peter’s call to make every effort, this first message in the series explores the first two gifts in 2 Peter 1:1-2 that the Father invites us to actively cultivate as we grow in Christ. 

In this end-of-the-year message, join us for a guided prayer to release your burdens and cares to Jesus, inspired by Matthew 11:28-30. Surrender what weighs you down, receive His rest, and rejoice in God’s faithfulness.

On Christmas Eve, we are reminded that the deepest wounds we carry cannot be healed from afar. Therefore, God came close to us. “The Needed Nearness of God” proclaims the hope of Emmanuel - God with us. 

In this Christmas season, Lynn Lincoln pulls from the story of Mary, mother of Jesus and reminds us that our “yes” to God is powerful, just like Mary.