This week, we are continuing to press into the invitation to consecration. Let's listen as Pastor Renae dives into what it looks like for us to be set apart in purity, purpose, and pursuit in this season.

This week, we’re honored to hear from our guest speakers Max Fetisov and Amanda Fetisov as they share an encouraging update from their ministry, True Hope.

Listen in as they recount what God is doing on the ground, the realities of ministry in this season, and the hope that continues to shine through faith and obedience. This message will inspire you, strengthen your faith, and remind you of the power of living consecrated lives for God’s purposes.

This week, we explore the invitation to consecration—not as restriction, but as an invitation to abundant life. Pastor Renae shares what a consecrated life truly looks like and how being set apart actually brings freedom. Discover how consecration opens the door to the life God designed you to live. Press play and lean into the freedom He’s inviting you into.

On Today's episode, listen as Pastor Bob continues our series entitled Consecrated. We will discover how Jesus ushered in a whole new way of walking out our devotion to God. 

We each have a unique role to play in the time and place where God has planted us. Stepping into that calling begins with answering the call to consecration.

Consecration may not be trending in today’s culture, but it has always preceded every biblical—and historical—move of God. In this episode, we explore why consecration still matters and how God’s invitation to be set apart is just as relevant for us today.

Pastor Renae wraps up the month of sharing our vision to see the light and be the light of Jesus. Pastor J. Brian shares about carrying that light into the city. 

Pastor Bob reminds us of the value we place on being equipped to effectively represent the power and character of God.

We're starting off the year by focusing on our mission and vision as a church. 

Pastor Renae will talk about how important belonging is to being the light in our community.

As we open the year, we will revisit our vision as a church to be a place and a people of encounter with God. 

As we finish up a month of considering the names and attributes of Jesus, we'll be talking about what it looks like to call on His name. 

How do we put our hope and expectation in the Name above every other name?