In a culture obsessed with wealth and possessions, Jesus calls us to a life of true freedom—free from the grip of materialism. In this powerful message based on Luke 12:13-21. We are reminded that the pursuit of worldly gain often leaves us spiritually empty. Instead, Jesus invites us to rest in God’s abundant provision, embracing gratitude, humility, Kingdom investment, and contentment.

Have you ever felt like you just need to be free? Free of anxiety, or pressure to impress. Join us as we dive into a new series and explore the freedom of living and being real. 

God desires you to live each day out of a place of rest and abundance. One of the ways he tells us to accomplish this is through the practice of the Sabbath. This week we explore how we declare God’s goodness and our dependence on him through Sabbath.

Have you ever felt like your job is just a job? Maybe God wants you to do something else for his Kingdom? Join us as we dive into the idea that there is no sacred or secular work for the Christ follower.

We are made for community not only with God, but with each other. It is one of the ways we grow and mature. God likes to use others to help us become moore like Jesus and reflect His heart. This week we explore the idea of learning to love well.

When we read Genesis 3, we get a picture of Gods desire to walk with humanity. He desires to do that today as He did then. Join us today as we explore the obstacles and challenges to walking with God as Adam did in the garden.

At the core of all of us, we have questions. Questions like why am I here, who am I really, does all this really matter? The fact that we are made to reflect God’s image impacts and addresses these core life questions. Join us this week as we kick off a new series Made For This.

Do you ever feel like you’re missing out on Christmas because your focus and expectations don’t match the reality of your experience? This week, we continue our "Missing Christmas" series by diving into the story of Herod. We’ll explore how his misplaced priorities and disordered desires caused him to miss the significance of Jesus’ birth—and how we can learn from his mistakes to realign our hearts this Christmas season.

“Life moves pretty fast. You don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.” - Ferris Bueller So many of us feel this especially at Christmas time. Join us as we explore how busyness, distraction and familiarity can cause us to miss what matters most this Christmas. 

Christmas brings a mix of emotions—children eagerly waiting, while adults navigate excitement, anticipation, weariness, anxiety, and even disappointment. This week we explore the story of Zechariah, who learned to trust God in a season marked by both joy and struggle. Discover timeless truths from his journey that can guide and encourage you this Christmas season.