This story reminds us that God sees and cares for each of us, no matter our struggles. When we turn to Him, we find that He’s ready to welcome us and remind us that we truly matter.

Have you ever felt like miracles happen for everyone but you? In Luke 18, we see a blind beggar who cries out to Jesus in desperation, teaching us that God is waiting to perform miracles in our lives— it may be as simple as us making the ask.   Join us this week as we explore five powerful principles of prayer that can unlock the miracles you have been waiting on! 

In this week’s teaching we dive into how Jesus turns our failures into triumphs. Discover how God specializes in transforming our setbacks into comebacks and learn practical steps to prepare for the miracle you've been waiting for. Just as Jesus changed Peter’s failed fishing trip into a story of success, He’s ready to rewrite your story too.

God works miracles, He did in the bible and still does today. Sometimes when you watch the miracles play out in other peoples lives, it’s hard to understand why God is not doing the same for you. In this week's sermon we will discover what to do while you wait and why God may not do what you think he should do.

Join us as we wrap up our series on friendship with a powerful message about looking inward and becoming the friend God has called you to be. Discover how to love unconditionally, listen intently, speak truthfully, encourage faithfully, and forgive generously, all while following the example of Jesus' ultimate friendship.

In this series we’re talking about friendship.  We all need friends, but we also need a different kind of friend.  Spiritual friends.  Those friendships that will walk with you through life as you move in the same direction.  We see a model of these friendships in Acts 2 in the Bible.  These friendships can change everything for you and your family.

Extraordinary Friendships

Two people are better off than one, for they can help each other succeed. 10 If one person falls, the other can reach out and help. But someone who falls alone is in real trouble. Ecclesiastes  4:9-10

The Book of James is a book that gives wisdom for everyday faith.  In James 3 we learn that our words have the power of life and death (not a surprise, right?).  In this message we’ll learn to speak words of life & guard ourselves from words of death and in doing that experience the incredible power and impact we can have.

In this sermon, you will learn how to have the kind of faith that is growing and producing something that will outlast you and your own lifetime.  When your life is producing spiritual fruit, you will find freedom, discover your purpose, and have real faith.