What would a graduation speech look like from Jesus to his Disciples? What would Jesus say? Where would Jesus take the disciples? What questions would Jesus ask? And what would Jesus say to us today? Join us as we journey to Caesarea Philippi for an important lesson from the gospel of Matthew.

We wrap up the series on the secret to relationships by looking at how employer/employee relationships can also be an act of worship (or not), depending on how you view and treat those you spend your work life with.

Continuing on in the theme of working toward our best relationships ever, this week we look at the relationship of kids and parents. In trying to bring them up in the training and instruction from the Lord, we can look to how God treats us as a template for parenting.

In this third installment of our series we focus on how men can have the best relationships ever by allowing themselves to become submissive as Jesus did for the church.

Welcome to the second week of our Amiright?! series, where we’re unpacking God’s surprising secret to every relationship ever. If you were with us last week, you already know the secret…submitting to one another. Today we’re going to begin exploring what it looks like to put this into practice.

You are in relationships in every part of your life from your home life to your work life and everywhere else you have a repeated interaction with humans. What act can you bring into those interactions that will not only make that relationship better, but also experience God's presence and power in your interactions within those connections?

Wondering where you fit into the story of Easter, and how it applies to life today? People of Jesus' period faced similar obstacles to us: frustrated but faithful, shame over denying Jesus, doubt in his power. But God has already overcome or removed the obstacles we are obsessing over. Sometimes we have to move forward in faith to reap great rewards.

Welcome to our interactive Good Friday service. We hope that this will help you enter into a meaningful time of worship and reflection as we commemorate Jesus’ final hours and crucifixion.

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As believers, we'd like to give up our desire for control and trust in His plan, especially during times of crisis, but how do we move our trust in God from our heads to our hearts? We can move towards a confidence that we don't need to be in control, because we have a Heavenly Father who is and who knows what he's doing. Today's message highlights a time when Jesus used an obstacle and turned it into His opportunity.

Feeling like you're in a no-win situation can leave you feeling helpless and hopeless. Fortunately, God can be our foundation for hope and we can rely on him knowing His love is so great for us that he died for us even when we could never earn such a sacrifice. He is not surprised by current circumstances and will fight for his people.