As we continue our series, we will look to the Scripture on the importance of seeking God's righteousness.

Jesus admonished that if we would take care of His business, He would indeed take care of our business. Join us this Sunday as we look to scripture to guide us on what should be our main priorities and its implications for us from Matthew 6:33.

As we embark on a New year, It's important to go beyond resolutions to resolve. One of the most significant goals we can have is to make God truly a priority. Join us this Sunday as we look to the word of God to guide us on this important endeavor.

Sometimes God's gifts come to us in disguise. How can we be more attuned to hear and recognize those gifts? Join us this Sunday to find out.

The Bible story makes it very clear that God has love for the outcast. When we look at the very first Christmas, we see this truth on display for all to see. Why is this so important, and what is its meaning for us today? Join us this Sunday as we continue to look at scripture.

We Three Kings is a popular Christmas carol that's sung during this season, but why are they critical to the unfolding of the gospel message? Join us this Sunday as we look to the scriptures and learn essential lessons for our faith and worship of our Lord.

The Christmas story is filled with a motley cast God uses to usher in the greatest gift to rescue us! Join us as we look to the scriptures and learn what it means to trust God as he leads us toward his plans for us.

God's ways are usually not our ways, but they always work out for our best and ultimately for His glory. Join us this Sunday as we look to the scriptures and learn how to trust God's plans when things seem bleak.

A realization that our lives belong to God will naturally flow into our giving to God for followers of Christ. Join us this Sunday as we look at another component that ties our church family together.

Authenticity is a word that gets thrown around a lot, but what does it really mean and look like in the context of a church community? Join us this Sunday as we continue to look at another value that ties our church family together.