This sermon is an invitation to experience the story of the Prodigal Son in a personal way. There are two sons in the story, the Prodigal and the older brother. At different points in our Christian life, we can relate to each of them. The hero of the story is the Father, who lovingly embraces both sons. The hope for this sermon is to experience our Heavenly Father’s love in a fresh and powerful way.

Heartache, pain, and trials are sadly to be expected in this life. They are part of our present reality. But greater than any pain we presently suffer is the truth that, while our pain is present, our hope is eternal. How can we hold onto hope in suffering?

So many of us carry a quiet belief that spirituality is supposed to be neat, a linear path from doubt to certainty, from struggle to victory, from brokenness to wholeness. We hide the parts that don't fit that picture, convinced that if our faith were "real enough," it would feel more settled. Find out this Sunday why spirituality has to be messy, and not neat, and why that might be the very thing that empowers you, not the thing that holds you back.

Churches don’t exist just to serve ourselves. We are called into communities to be good neighbors—missional and collaborative. Participation in a local church means participating in the care of the people in the local community.

Where is God when your life falls apart?

Most of us know how to bring our faith into the good times. But when suffering hits—the diagnosis, the broken marriage, the grief that won't lift—most Christians have no idea what to do with Jesus.

If you're in a hard season right now, or you love someone who is, this message is for you. Tune in to Pastor Peter's sermon, "Bringing Jesus into Your Pain."

Be honest: when's the last time your faith actually changed how you spent your money?

This week, Pastor Peter gets real about the love of money, the lie that you actually own anything, and why generosity might be the most spiritual thing you do all year.

The Bible is the Word of God, but we don’t always read it as often or as diligently as we should. But what if we read with expectation, knowing that the Word of God is practical and will come alive for us?

Are you tired, or is your soul tired?

So many of us want God to speak to us, heal us, restore us, and minister to the deepest places of our lives. But we are moving so

Tune in to Pastor Peter’s sermon about why Sabbath matters and why your soul may be craving rest more than you realize.

Is the secret to a great marriage really about finding your soulmate? What if that belief is actually setting many couples up for disappointment and dysfunction?

In this message, Pastor Peter challenges one of the most common assumptions about marriage and shares a biblical vision for building a healthy, thriving relationship.

Listen in and discover how God’s design for marriage is far deeper and more transformative than simply finding “the one.”