Where do babies come from? That's a question parents of preschoolers get asked when they are expecting another child. And there are MANY different ways to answer that question. Where did we come from? That's another question that many adults ask, at some point in their life. How did life on Earth get here? How do we know? Where did we come from? The ANSWER to question matters now more than ever...perhaps more so that in the past 500 years. In this message, Max Vanderpool teaches on Genesis 1 and the story of creation.

Our community is filled with people who have given up on God and/or given up on church. And you don't have to look hard to find them. Just live somewhere. Go to school somewhere. Work somewhere. In this message, Max Vanderpool articulates the third mark of a disciple...someone who's on mission with Jesus and who cares about the people Jesus cared about.

Our community is filled with people who have given up on God and/or given up on church. And you don't have to look hard to find them. Just live somewhere. Go to school somewhere. Work somewhere. In this message, Max Vanderpool articulates the third mark of a disciple...someone who's on mission with Jesus and who cares about the people Jesus cared about.

Is it reasonable to expect a Christian to be perfect, to love perfectly, all the time and in all circumstances? Probably not. The church if filled with imperfect people following Jesus imperfectly. So is it reasonable to expect Christians to grow & change (for the better) over time? ABSOLUTELY! In this message, Max Vanderpool articulates the second "mark" of a disciple.

Is it reasonable to expect a Christian to be perfect, to love perfectly, all the time and in all circumstances? Probably not. The church if filled with imperfect people following Jesus imperfectly. So is it reasonable to expect Christians to grow & change (for the better) over time? ABSOLUTELY! In this message, Max Vanderpool articulates the second "mark" of a disciple.

Is it reasonable to expect a Christian to be perfect, to love perfectly, all the time and in all circumstances? Probably not. The church if filled with imperfect people following Jesus imperfectly. So is it reasonable to expect Christians to grow & change (for the better) over time? ABSOLUTELY! In this message, Max Vanderpool articulates the second "mark" of a disciple.

Getting saved. Asking Jesus into your heart. Accepting Jesus. These are all phrases we use to describe a life of faith. But are these phrases HELPFUL? Do they get at the core of what it means to be a disciple? In this message, Max Vanderpool articulates the first "mark" of a disciple.

Getting saved. Asking Jesus into your heart. Accepting Jesus. These are all phrases we use to describe a life of faith. But are these phrases HELPFUL? Do they get at the core of what it means to be a disciple? In this message, Max Vanderpool articulates the first "mark" of a disciple.

Getting saved. Asking Jesus into your heart. Accepting Jesus. These are all phrases we use to describe a life of faith. But are these phrases HELPFUL? Do they get at the core of what it means to be a disciple? In this message, Max Vanderpool articulates the first "mark" of a disciple.

Teaching time from our July 2nd InterGen on uniqueness. Pastor Max shares the story of David & Goliath and teaches about cubits and knowing yourself.