Paul tells us that we are called to live in community as the church. Does the church reflect the love of God, or do we mimic the world more often than not?

The Holy Spirit is an active part of the Trinity. Today, we learn who the Holy Spirit is and how we respond to the Holy Spirit.

Todays healing lesson comes from John 9 where we learn about how the Lords healing takes normal days and turns them into a miraculous days. If you would like to schedule a prayer appointment reach out to [email protected]. We would love to pray for you and partner with the Holy Spirit in seeking healing!

As we introduce the Trinity, we look at the scriptures which give witness to the Trinity and what we believe about the first person of the Trinity, God the Father.

In scripture we see there is a common story being told throughout. Today we talk about that story and how we can read see Gods heart throughout the pages of the Bible.

We believe that the Bible is the Word of God and that all it contains is God inspired. Today we learn about how the Bible is organized, how to read it and even what kind of Bible would be good to purchase if you want go deeper in Bible study.

In our current sermon series "What We Believe," we explore the sacrament of Holy Communion. What does communion mean to us in our lives, and how is God calling to us through this sacrament?

Hey family! In this B-side conversation, we are talking about our advent sermon series "Undistanced." We talk about the church history behind advent, Clint's football playoff predictions, and some practical tips to re-ignite or restart spending time with Jesus. May we draw near to God as He draws near to us!

This Sunday is Baptism of the Lord Sunday in the life of the church calendar and in our Wesleyan heritage. Today we remember our baptism, and renew our covenant with God.

Matthew records the visit of the Magi. We explore what we can know and what assumptions we we make from the text, but most importantly we learn why we don’t want to go back to Herod.