This week we begin a study of The Book of John. We will begin this week by walking through the first 18 verses to see how Jesus is Amazing.

Our Youth Pastor, Jimmy Reinstein, delivers a message from another parable from Luke's Gospel. We will learn how we need to sacrifice earthly rewards for eternal gains.

We conclude our series, "The Lost Sons". We finish by looking at the older brother, who is equally as lost but in a totally different way.

We are in the third week of our series, "The Lost Sons". This week we continue to look at the interaction of the lost/found younger son and the Father.

We continue in our series "The Lost Sons" as we look at the younger son's return and the fathers reaction. This is one of the more powerful images in the Bible about God's absolute love and care for his children.

This week we are starting a slow burn four week series based on the Prodigal Son in Luke 15.

Sermon Intro Video:

https://youtu.be/5xdSJaeRyy4

Guest Speaker Sam Lee delivers a message on Rest.

Matthew 11:28–30 offers a beautiful promise of rest—but Jesus’ invitation is also a call to take on His yoke and work alongside Him. In this message, we’ll see how God redefines both work and rest. True rest doesn’t come from doing nothing, but from surrendering control and partnering with Jesus. His yoke is easy—not because it requires no effort, but because it’s grounded in grace and leads to peace.

Guest Speaker Sam Lee delivers a message on Faith.

We often assume that great faith is required to experience God’s power in our lives. But Jesus teaches that even faith the size of a mustard seed can move mountains. That’s because the focus isn’t on our faith—it’s on God. True faith doesn’t originate from within us; it comes from hearing the voice of God (Romans 10:17).

We conclude our three week series titled, "The Kingdom", that focused on the Kingdom as spoken about in the Gospels through Jesus. This week we look at Jesus' interaction with Nicodemus in John 3.

We continue our three week series titled, "The Kingdom." It will be focusing on the Kingdom as spoken about in the Gospels through Jesus. This week we are going to look at just five of the times Jesus uses the phrase, 'The Kingdom of Heaven is Like...' to introduce a parable about the kingdom.