Jesus came as the King of the universe and He invites us into His kingdom, to live in His powerful presence, and to respond in obedient discipleship to His Word. In today's message, we declare the fullness of King Jesus in comparison to the distorted versions of Jesus we can see in the church. King Jesus is a better king than me!

In today's message, we address the events that transpired in our nation this week and share a biblical response. It is a call for the church to return to the heart of God and the mission of God.

In today's message, we study 1st Kings 19 to learn how to find God in the fog. God is doing something beautiful in your life, even if you can't see it through the fog!

We are celebrating the Christmas season together. In today's message, we look at the promises of the birth of Jesus from John 1:1-14 and declare that we refuse to settle for less than all that the incarnation has promised us.

We are celebrating the Christmas season together as we embrace the reality that we still need a savior. In today's message, we explore the birth of Jesus and compare the times today to the times of Jesus birth. Everything that Jesus accomplished through the incarnation 2000 years ago is still valid and needed today.

Join us as we encounter God through worship and teaching from the Bible. Today is Team Captain Sunday. We are celebrating the inaugural graduates of our Team Captian Training program. In today's message, we look at Acts 6 to understand our vision behind Team Captains and why it is so important for the church to function as a team of teams.

Join us as we encounter God through worship and teaching from the Bible. In today's message, Drs. Mark & Val Willman encourage us that Thanksgiving is not just a holiday, but a part of our Christian lifestyle. Thankfulness will transform us, increase our trust, and fill us with peace!

Join us as we encounter God through worship and teaching from the Bible. In today's message, we will be studying Matthew 3:1-12 and looking at John the Baptist's challenge for us to have a genuine faith. In these uncertain times, we need a genuine faith to endure and to share hope with the world!

In today's message, we will be looking at the story of Hagar and the God who sees. When we know God sees us, we can stop running, we can get through anything, and we can be His eyes to others who need Him.