This week, we hear from Allen Welch as he guides us deeper into the empowering discipline of Generosity. He invites us to reflect on what may be holding us back from fulfilling our mission of giving to the poor and the needy.

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What foundation does your discipline rest upon? What fuels your spirit of generosity? Corey Leatherman inspires us to reflect on these profound questions this week as we delve deeper into the rewarding practice of generosity.

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This week, Dr. Casey Moss continues our study of generosity. Prepare to be challenged as we open the Word of God together.

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This week, we have the privilege of hearing from Dr. Allen Welch, who shares a powerful message on contentment: its meaning, the barriers that stand in our way, and the path to embracing it fully.

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Join us this week, as Dr Casey Moss talks through the enemy of generosity - Greed.  

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Join us this week as Dr. Casey Moss continues our journey into the spiritual discipline of Generosity, posing a thought-provoking question: What makes the good life? Prepare to be challenged and loved as we uncover the profound way Jesus answers this question.

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This week, our teaching pastor, Dr. Casey Moss, continues the journey into the discipline of generosity. Join us as Casey delves into the important question: Why is generosity often so challenging?

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This week, Allen Welch introduces our next discipline: Generosity. Before he begins, he reflects on our journey so far and encourages us to view this not as tasks to be completed, but as a transformation to be embraced and lived out.

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Join us this week as we celebrate Easter and conclude our inspiring miniseries on communion. If you are able, we invite you to gather some bread and a cup to participate in this meaningful moment with us.

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This week, Dr. Casey finishes his sermon on communion. Join us for Part 3 as we explore the last two questions: What should be used for communion, and who can take communion?

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