Thankfulness isn't meant to be just a one-day event, but a continual rhythm of our lives. Join us this Sunday as we turn to Scripture and discover the power of living with ongoing gratitude!

Thanksgiving is a time for recognizing and appreciating the things we often take for granted. One of those things is what God has placed in our hands. He has given us one life- one opportunity to steward, to invest, and to use for His glory. The question is: Will we waste it, or will we maximize it for Him? Join us this Sunday as we turn to the Bible and discover how to live a life that honors God with everything He's entrusted to us.

Everything good in our lives comes from God, both big and small. Gratitude starts with awareness: taking a moment to look at what's before you and recognize His faithful provision. Join us this Sunday as we turn to Scriptures and reflect on the many reasons we have to praise God. Let's come together with thankful hearts and celebrate His goodness!

If we don't pull the weeds in our yard, they soon take over. The same is true in our hearts. Join us this Sunday as we learn from God's Word how to remove the "weeds" that threaten to choke out life and faith.

Join us as we welcome back Dr. Chris McMillan to share the word.

Join us with guest speaker Franshaun Esho!

It’s one thing to say you’re a disciple, but Jesus said true disciples are known by the fruit of their lives. So how do we know if we’re the real thing… or just pretending? Join us this Sunday as we turn to Scripture and examine the marks of a genuine disciple according to Christ Himself. Let’s measure our lives by His standard—not just words, but fruit.

Our God specializes in moving people from a place of being blind to a place of purpose and vision. It's a testament to God's grace and is essential to our growth in Him. Join us this Sunday as we learn more about the power of our story.

Shining your light is a result of your depth in Christ. It reflects a deep spiritual truth in scripture. Letting our light shine is a mandate from the Lord and is pertinent in reaching a broken and lost world.

Once you are a Christ-follower, your relationship with money is spiritual. If that is the case, then stewardship and giving is an encounter with God as it relates to money and possessions. And this is always a discipleship issue. Join us this Sunday as we look at scripture and see how Jesus desires to grow us deeper as it pertains to our relationship with money.