Jesus tells us that we do not have what we do not ask for in this life. Are you afraid to ask God for what you truly desire? Jesus taught us how we should pray but amazing things happened in the Bible when Christ-followers boldly approached God in prayer with others. In this message series, we will learn how to confidently come together and ask God for what we have only imagined through corporate, fearless prayer.

Jesus tells us that we do not have what we do not ask for in this life. Are you afraid to ask God for what you truly desire? Jesus taught us how we should pray but amazing things happened in the Bible when Christ-followers boldly approached God in prayer with others. In this message series, we will learn how to confidently come together and ask God for what we have only imagined through corporate, fearless prayer.

The New Year is here as well as another set of resolutions, right? Let’s be honest...most of them don’t stick. What would happen this year if instead of making resolutions, we actually had a GAME PLAN? Join us as we unpack four key areas of our lives that we need more than a resolution to tackle in 2014.

The New Year is here as well as another set of resolutions, right? Let’s be honest...most of them don’t stick. What would happen this year if instead of making resolutions, we actually had a GAME PLAN? Join us as we unpack four key areas of our lives that we need more than a resolution to tackle in 2014.

The New Year is here as well as another set of resolutions, right? Let’s be honest...most of them don’t stick. What would happen this year if instead of making resolutions, we actually had a GAME PLAN? Join us as we unpack four key areas of our lives that we need more than a resolution to tackle in 2014.

The New Year is here as well as another set of resolutions, right? Let’s be honest...most of them don’t stick. What would happen this year if instead of making resolutions, we actually had a GAME PLAN? Join us as we unpack four key areas of our lives that we need more than a resolution to tackle in 2014.

Pastor Todd leads us through receiving the Lord's Supper and the importance of being thankful every time we come together to celebrate Communion.

Early Christians chose December 25 as the day set aside to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ, God’s Son. This date was chosen to counter the pagan holiday “Winter Solstice” which is celebrated on December 21...the longest night of darkness. We continue this tradition every year and celebrate as they did THE LIGHT that came into our darkness, Jesus...the EVERLASTING LIGHT.

Early Christians chose December 25 as the day set aside to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ, God’s Son. This date was chosen to counter the pagan holiday “Winter Solstice” which is celebrated on December 21...the longest night of darkness. We continue this tradition every year and celebrate as they did THE LIGHT that came into our darkness, Jesus...the EVERLASTING LIGHT.

Early Christians chose December 25 as the day set aside to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ, God’s Son. This date was chosen to counter the pagan holiday “Winter Solstice” which is celebrated on December 21...the longest night of darkness. We continue this tradition every year and celebrate as they did THE LIGHT that came into our darkness, Jesus...the EVERLASTING LIGHT.