"Abundant Life" Series / Week 5: God's desire has always been to be in an unhindered relationship with His Creation. In the book of Exodus, the plans and furnishings of the Tabernacle provide us with a foreshadowing of God's design to restore community with His People, and a template for how to walk in deeper intimacy with Him.

"Abundant Life" Series / Week 4: Walking in an abundant life with Jesus is so much more than church attendance or prayer before a meal. It means inviting Him into every space, circumstance and thought process. This week, we dive into what it means to live in the depths of God's presence in us.

"Abundant Life" Series / Week 3: Join us as Pastor Luke challenges us to deepen our understanding of the vine and the branches.

"Abundant Life" Series / Week 2: As followers of Christ, we're called to not only plant the seeds of God's Word in others but also to nurture and protect them so it can take root.

"Abundant Life" Series / Week 1: The thief comes only to steal, kill and destroy, but Jesus has come that we may have life and have it to the full.

Jesus calls us to leave everything in pursuit of Him. As we approach the new year, what things do you need to let go of in order to full pursue Christ?

Join us for a special Christmas Eve message as we prepare to celebrate the newborn King!

"Hark!" Series / Week 4: Even when doubt leaves us speechless, God remains faithful. When we encounter God, we can overcome doubt and find the courage to step into the life God has for us.

"Hark!" Series / Week 3: For Mary & Elizabeth, the future was a bit shaky, uncertain and confusing. But God had quite literally placed the promise of new life within them, a promise to do great things! His love is from generation to generation. He will never let His people down. As you trust Jesus by faith, He also places within you the promise of new life and deep joy!

"Hark!" Series / Week 2: The ministry of John the Baptist was controversial, against the grain, filled with the Holy Spirit. When we allow the Word of God to permeate our everyday decisions, like John, the result is a life orinted around the Kingdom of God instead of our comfort.