There are certain seasons of life that beg the question, "Is is time for a change?" For true change to occur, your hope must outweigh your fear. Are you ready for a spiritual change? Are you looking for a revolution in your life? Join us this week as we take a look into the lives of two strangers forever bound by unfortunate circumstances and the miraculous power of Christ (Mark 5).

Struggling? Hungry both physically and spiritually? Are you suffering? God is good, God is sovereign, and He is poising you for a great comeback. It's time for a spiritual revolution.

It's the start of a new year. With that brings resolutions, promises, and desires for change. This year we don't want to start with a resolution, we want to start with a revolution. If you're in need of a spiritual revolution, you are welcome to join us for this new series. This week we rest in the knowledge of knowing that God is not done with His work in our lives.

Are you tired? Are you weary? When was the last time you rested? Is observing the sabbath part of your practiced spiritual disciplines? This week we take a look at the different between spiritual rest and physical rest and how both are important. Join us to learn how to surrender to the discipline of rest.

In our final sermon in this Advent series, we focus on the biblical concept of love. From His birth to His ascension and everything in between, Jesus showed us the meaning of love. Love is sacrificial and love expresses itself. Join us this Christmas to see the birth of Christ in a new way. Merry Christmas!

In this message from our Advent series, we take a look at the peace that Christ gives. From the beginning, Jesus has brought peace. From His birth, to His ministry, and in His promise for our future, Christ as delivered peace. Join us this week for this concept of shalom and what it means for us today.

This week, we continue our Advent series discussing the concept of joy. Join us this week as we dive into the tumultuous world Jesus was born in to and the world that He's still saving today.

As we enter into the Advent season, we remind ourselves of the hope that we find in the birth of Christ. This Christmas season, join us as we explore the hope that only comes with knowing Christ.

In the conclusion of our series on prayer, we see five things we can learn from the Lord's Prayer that we, too, can implement in our daily prayer life. Join us this week and learn how to make prayer a priority in your life.

This week, we discuss the "why" of our prayer life. Prayer is not a place we go to get our way. Prayer is our opportunity to communicate with our Father in Heaven and align our heart with His. It is a place to say "thy will be be done." Join us, for a moment, to grow your prayer life.