We were never meant to follow Jesus alone.

In week two of our Next Steps series, we explore what it means to practice authentic community, to truly know others and allow ourselves to be known. While building meaningful relationships takes time, effort, and intentionality, God designed us to encourage, support, challenge, and care for one another.

What might change in your life and faith if you stopped trying to carry everything by yourself? Listen to discover why we are stronger together and how taking one step toward a Jesus-minded community could make all the difference.

We Abide In Jesus

What does it really mean to abide in Jesus and live from the overflow? In this message, we look at how our connection with Jesus shapes the condition of our hearts, transforms the way we live, and leads us into the next step of our faith journey. Listen as we explore why true change does not begin with trying harder, but with staying connected to Him.

In Luke 8, Jesus encounters a demon-possessed man who had been isolated, bound in chains, and considered beyond hope. Yet the demons that controlled him were powerless in the presence of Jesus. In one encounter, Jesus brought freedom, restoration, and complete transformation.

Listen to discover how an encounter with Jesus can change everything for you.

Andy Turner brings us week three of our personal encounters series with a message focused on Blind Bartimaeus.

Jeremy Flores brings us week two of our series focused on personal encounters with a message about Zaccheus and his encouter with Jesus.

Andy Turner brings us week one of our personal encounters series.

Andy Turner brings us week 4 of our sermon series, Encounters with Women.

Andy Turner brings us week 3 of Encounters with Women focused on Jairus' daughter and the woman healed.

Andy Turner brings us week 2 of our sermon series, Encounters with Women, focusing on Jesus being annointed by a sinful women.

Kelsie Koch brings us week 1 of our sermon series, Encounters with Women, focusing on Jesus with Mary and Martha.