In 2020, hopelessness has been experienced at epidemic proportions. The systems of this world, people, our health have all been shaken this year and who or what we put our trust in has been revealed. For many this has causes a great chasm of hopelessness. The good news is that God has called us to come and know Him and experience Him in a new and deeper way. Join us as Pastor Tony challenges us to embrace the truth of God over and for our lives.

2000 years ago, an angel appeared to shepherds in a field and announced the birth of The Messiah. The angel declared that His birth would bring great joy to all people. All people. Not the spiritual elite, or the affluent, or the most holy but all people. And the message was given to some humble shepherds in the middle of the night.

This morning, Pastor Drew challenges us a with a message entitled "The Return of the King".

We have all grasped for control in various circumstances in our life. We try to hold it all together ourselves. We often worry and grow anxious when things are out of our control. It isn't until we are confronted with King Jesus that we realize our desire for control is just an illusion. In fact, King Jesus is a direct assault against our need for control. This morning, Pastor Drew encourages us from Matthew 2 to give up control to King Jesus.

This week we kick of a new series for our Christmas season entitled "The Arrival of the King". We are not celebrating the arrival of just any king, but The King. King Jesus is what our hearts have longed for and our souls have hoped for! He is better than we think and far exceeds any expectations we may have of Him. Oh that we would lift up our heads and invited Him in!

In the Gospel of John, Jesus commissions Peter to not only feed His sheep but to feed His lambs also. God's heart is for all generations and He desires us to be a people who intentional about the legacy we are leaving. This week, Pastor Nicole Barnes our Children's Director, shares heart on being a people concerned with discipling and feeding the next generation.

Join us as continue our series "Kingdom Culture" with a message from our Youth Pastor, Riley Edwards. The truth is, God loves the next generation and we need to be as passionate about them as He is.

Jesus gave us the gift of showing us how we are to love people. Not only did He say it with His words but through everything that He did. He modeled love. Many of the things Jesus did and people He spent His time with was against the better judgement of the day. Jesus calls us to love like Him! This week, our Chi Alpha Director, Pastor Alex Rosinger shares His heart on loving like Jesus.

This week, we have the privilege of welcoming special guest Dr. Jack Klugh. Dr. Klugh has served for decades as Chaplain for our Armed Forces. He has unique perspective and wisdom to share about his journey with Christ. This morning we ask the question, how will we respond to the storms of life?

Sunday Evening Service - We welcome back Dr. Jack Klugh as he shares his heart on growing in maturity in Jesus.