There’s something inside of us that wants to be great, that wants to win, but we often struggle to see where that fits in our journey to follow Christ. Join us as we take our first step in our new series, Win!

Join us as we celebrate the little ones God has brought into our family and commit to do all we can to ensure that they know His love!   Watch the full livestream recordings of the 9:30, 11:00 & 12:30 services on our Livestream page.

We are not going to wake up one day and love perfectly according to 1 Corinthians. As we close out A Grown Up Love, there is a critical lesson about love we need to learn in order to endure.

So often we choose winning in the moment at the expense of thriving. We manipulate the truth to get what we think we want and in the end it costs us dearly. It’s time to thrive.

One of the hardest aspects of relationships is forgiveness. For many of us, we want to forgive, but how do we actually, “Keep no record of wrongs”? It’s time to leave behind the childish idea of forgiveness that we hold to and experience a whole new foundation for true forgiveness.

We live our lives writing OUR story. It’s all about OUR story. We think that love is when we find a nice addition to our story, but love isn’t when someone enhances your story. It’s when you begin to care about another story more than yours.

In so many ways we never get past fifth grade relationally. There can be good in that, but there are also many childish ideas of love that rob us of actually knowing and experiencing the love we were created to know and experience. What does it look like to have meaningful, lasting, grown up love?

From the beginning, God has been working to ensure that we never settle for less than what we were created for. He’s working for us to know the power of resurrection, but His tool in this might surprise you.

As the Great Ambassador He entered Jerusalem on that Palm Sunday. He came to change the way they forever understood His Father. He came to change forever how they understood love. He carried His Father’s name, and calls us to do the same.