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.

How to get through what you are going through in life is hard. What you do with your faith during the difficult seasons of life is really important.  

In this week's teaching, you will learn why we go through what we go through and how you can get through the valleys in life. This teaching will help you with whatever life circumstances you may be walking through. 

Everyone has a next step to take. In this sermon Pastor Chris will help you identify the barriers to spiritual growth and help you discover the keys necessary to live out your faith.

All month long we have been learning about God’s pursuit of us, but it’s not a one-way street. We are called to pursue Him and when we do it changes everything!

Join us this weekend as we discover what that pursuit looks like.

God is pursuing us every day. No matter how distant God may feel, He wants a relationship with you.

In this teaching Chris Highfill gives three key life-lessons from the Hosea.  God’s pursuit of us is not just a story for someone else. It’s your story.  

In this message we’ll discover the formula for experiencing the life that God made us to experience.

This week we’ll look at an obscure account in the Bible about a Prophet and a Prostitute and discover that it has much to say about God’s love for us & you’ll be encouraged by what He wants for your life.

Join us this week as we dive into what you can do to find rest mentally, emotionally, physically, and spiritually. In our hectic world, achieving rest might seem impossible, but we will learn that God assures us that it's within reach.