Week 1 of our summer series, “Un-Biblical,” tackles a phrase many of us have casually used or believed: “Let your conscience be your guide.” In this message, we explore why our conscience—shaped by culture, upbringing, and personal experience—can so easily mislead us, and why Scripture calls us instead to be led by the Holy Spirit and guided by God’s Word. 

Join us as we learn how the Bible exposes popular Christian-sounding myths and offers something far better than cultural wisdom, truth that leads to freedom, clarity, and deeper obedience to Jesus.

In the final week of our series *Walking in Wisdom*, we slow down to look at the **sacred pace of wisdom**. In a world that treats advice like a commodity and avoids silence and discipline, Scripture calls us to something deeper: a life shaped by the **fear of the Lord**, humble **submission to God’s correction**, and a wisdom that bears **peaceful, righteous fruit**.  

Join us as we explore James 3, Proverbs, and Hebrews 12 to learn how to discern true wisdom, embrace God’s loving discipline, and let Him form the character of Christ in us.

In week 7 of our “Walking In Wisdom” series, Pastor Shane unpacks what Proverbs and 1 Timothy teach us about money, generosity, and greed. Far from being evil, money is powerful—it can either be a tool for worship and blessing or a master that keeps us anxious and trapped. Learn how to honor God with your “first fruits,” practice wise stewardship, and live open-handed and free in a culture ruled by more.

Week 6 of our “Walking In Wisdom” series is all about time. How we spend our days ultimately shapes our lives—and reveals what (or who) we truly worship. In this message, Pastor Shane challenges us to be intentional with our attention, resist distraction and hurry, and align our schedules with God’s will instead of culture’s demands. Learn how to number your days, focus your heart, and live a life that counts for God.

Week 5 of our “Walking In Wisdom” series is all about choices. Every day we make decisions that shape our hearts, our families, and our future. In this message, we look at Proverbs 3 and other key passages to learn how to:  

- Protect our hearts  

- Walk in humility  

- Practice self-control  

- Balance compassion and justice  

Discover how daily, wise choices prepare you to honor God in the big moments of life.

Week 4 of our “Walking in Wisdom” series focuses on wisdom in relationships. Pastor Shane unpacks how Proverbs guides our friendships, marriages, family, and church community. Learn why wisdom starts with submitting to God, how our hearts shape our words, and six practical ways to grow: choosing friends wisely, receiving correction, staying sharp through community, speaking life, practicing confession and forgiveness, and letting go of the need to be right.

What kind of church will we be when things get hard—a church that wounds or a church that heals? In week 3's message from our “Walking in Wisdom” series, we look at what Proverbs and Galatians say about our words, our thoughts, gossip, and grace. Learn why isolating in times of struggle is so dangerous, how the body of Christ is meant to carry burdens, and how we can choose to speak life, not death, in the middle of pain, sin, and brokenness.

Week 2 of our “Walking in Wisdom” series looks at what Proverbs teaches about our work. Why did God create us to work? How does our attitude on the job reveal what (or who) we really worship? Pastor Shane unpacks the contrast between the “sluggard” and the “ant,” the dangers of laziness and overwork, and how to see your daily work—inside or outside the home—as an act of worship, stewardship, and faithfulness to God.

Week 1 of our new series, “Walking in Wisdom,” kicks off in the book of Proverbs. In this message, we look at what the Bible says is *the beginning of wisdom*—the fear of the Lord—and why that foundation is essential for every other area of life. If you’ve ever wondered how to make wiser choices in relationships, finances, words, and everyday decisions, this series is for you.

On Palm Sunday, Jesus entered Jerusalem to shouts of “Hosanna!”—but within days many of those same voices cried “Crucify Him.” Why? In this message from Matthew 21:1–11, we explore how false expectations led people to misunderstand Jesus, and how we often do the same when He doesn’t meet our immediate desires. Discover the difference between wanting Jesus to fit our story and surrendering to His, and be challenged to anchor your faith not in what He might do, but in what He’s already done through the cross.