In this series our goal is to equip everyday believers to unlock the mysteries of God's word. Reconstruction aims to provide the necessary tools, knowledge, and understanding for individuals to navigate through the complexities of Scripture and gain insight, while facilitating a deeper connection with God's word.

In the constant noise of platforms and promotions, how can followers of Jesus say more without saying as much?

When it comes to conflict, in the heat of the moment we often say things we later regret. Let’s discover some practical insights from Scripture that will help us choose the words of the wise when the heat is on.

Pastor Shireen Eldridge continues our Just Sayin’ series as we celebrate Mother's Day and learn how our words have weight, especially in the home. When we mess up, as all of us do, quickly seeking forgiveness from those we've hurt with our words is an often overlooked key for healing relationships. She teaches us the best way to make sure our words are life-giving is to stay close to Jesus and allow Him to transform our hearts. 

JUST SAYIN’ has become the language ‘hall pass’ that allows us to say whatever we want, however we want, to whomever we want. However, Scripture reveals the power of words and how to produce life with our language.

Relationships are complicated, and yet we all still need them and want them. Our desire for relationship is far more than a cry for popularity or social status, but it reveals a deep imprint in the human heart for living in the presence of others and even experiencing presence of God.

When Jesus promised to fill His church with His Spirit, it sounded wonderful, but over time things have gotten weird or wild in some churches that passionately welcome the Holy Spirit. In this message, we’ll discover the type of church Jesus dreamed of that was filled with and led by His Spirit for the good of the world.

For many, church can be an unwanted accessory, or a place to avoid all together. Yet, Scripture reveals the church to be a place of belonging for all, a family that provides, a body that works together, a community of hope. Join us as Fremont Campus P. Robert Wilson kicks off our Welcome Home series.

For many, church can be an unwanted accessory, or a place to avoid all together. Yet, Scripture reveals the church to be a place of belonging for all, a family that provides, a body that works together, a community of hope. Join us as Pastor Jake Adams kicks off our Welcome Home series. 

When it comes to Easter, you may be asking: “The story made an impact on our world, but does it make any difference for my life?” We want to help you see what Jesus’ biggest miracle means for your everyday life, what his best day means for your hardest days, and what His highest moment means for your lowest moments.