You've heard people say it. You've said it yourself... "I love my church". But you've also probably run into others who say, "I love God, but I don't love the church". This series gives all the biblical reasons why loving the church is the most natural response to loving Jesus. Church does something for us that nothing else can do. It makes us better at living like Jesus, gives us a greater purpose, it gives us a bold passion to share the gospel, and a brighter perspective on the future. "I Love My Church" is the perfect series to help members and guests discover why church is so important and beneficial.

You've heard people say it. You've said it yourself... "I love my church". But you've also probably run into others who say, "I love God, but I don't love the church". This series gives all the biblical reasons why loving the church is the most natural response to loving Jesus. Church does something for us that nothing else can do. It makes us better at living like Jesus, gives us a greater purpose, it gives us a bold passion to share the gospel, and a brighter perspective on the future. "I Love My Church" is the perfect series to help members and guests discover why church is so important and beneficial.

You've heard people say it. You've said it yourself... "I love my church". But you've also probably run into others who say, "I love God, but I don't love the church". This series gives all the biblical reasons why loving the church is the most natural response to loving Jesus. Church does something for us that nothing else can do. It makes us better at living like Jesus, gives us a greater purpose, it gives us a bold passion to share the gospel, and a brighter perspective on the future. "I Love My Church" is the perfect series to help members and guests discover why church is so important and beneficial.

You've heard people say it. You've said it yourself... "I love my church". But you've also probably run into others who say, "I love God, but I don't love the church". This series gives all the biblical reasons why loving the church is the most natural response to loving Jesus. Church does something for us that nothing else can do. It makes us better at living like Jesus, gives us a greater purpose, it gives us a bold passion to share the gospel, and a brighter perspective on the future. "I Love My Church" is the perfect series to help members and guests discover why church is so important and beneficial.

You've heard people say it. You've said it yourself... "I love my church". But you've also probably run into others who say, "I love God, but I don't love the church". This series gives all the biblical reasons why loving the church is the most natural response to loving Jesus. Church does something for us that nothing else can do. It makes us better at living like Jesus, gives us a greater purpose, it gives us a bold passion to share the gospel, and a brighter perspective on the future. "I Love My Church" is the perfect series to help members and guests discover why church is so important and beneficial.

The primary theme running through Paul’s letter to the Romans is the revelation of God’s righteousness in His plan for salvation. Join us as we go, verse by verse, through this incredible letter to first-century Christians that still applies to us today. 

The primary theme running through Paul’s letter to the Romans is the revelation of God’s righteousness in His plan for salvation. Join us as we go, verse by verse, through this incredible letter to first-century Christians that still applies to us today. 

Throughout scripture, God uses doors to highlight several important lessons. A door can keep something out, keep something in, protect, or even draw a boundary line. Doors play a role in some of the most significant situations we read about in the Bible. How did God use these doors and what can we learn from them? Discover how God used the doors of the Bible in this exciting 5-part sermon series.

Throughout scripture, God uses doors to highlight several important lessons. A door can keep something out, keep something in, protect, or even draw a boundary line. Doors play a role in some of the most significant situations we read about in the Bible. How did God use these doors and what can we learn from them? Discover how God used the doors of the Bible in this exciting 5-part sermon series.

The primary theme running through Paul’s letter to the Romans is the revelation of God’s righteousness in His plan for salvation. Join us as we go, verse by verse, through this incredible letter to first-century Christians that still applies to us today.