For the Love | Week 2

For the Love is a three-week journey through three “one-page” New Testament books—2 John, Philemon, and Jude—exploring how God’s truth and love shape our lives, relationships, and witness in the world.

For the Love | Week 1

For the Love is a three-week journey through three “one-page” New Testament books—2 John, Philemon, and Jude—exploring how God’s truth and love shape our lives, relationships, and witness in the world.

24/7 Prayer | Week 4

24/7 Prayer is a call to live in constant conversation with God—not just on Sundays or in crisis, but in every ordinary moment of every day. This sermon series is an invitation to discover prayer as a way of life that sustains faith, reshapes habits, and opens our eyes to God’s presence at work around us.

24/7 Prayer | Week 3

24/7 Prayer is a call to live in constant conversation with God—not just on Sundays or in crisis, but in every ordinary moment of every day. This sermon series is an invitation to discover prayer as a way of life that sustains faith, reshapes habits, and opens our eyes to God’s presence at work around us.

24/7 Prayer | Week 2

24/7 Prayer is a call to live in constant conversation with God—not just on Sundays or in crisis, but in every ordinary moment of every day. This sermon series is an invitation to discover prayer as a way of life that sustains faith, reshapes habits, and opens our eyes to God’s presence at work around us.

24/7 Prayer | Week 1

24/7 Prayer is a call to live in constant conversation with God—not just on Sundays or in crisis, but in every ordinary moment of every day. This sermon series is an invitation to discover prayer as a way of life that sustains faith, reshapes habits, and opens our eyes to God’s presence at work around us.

Home for Christmas | Week 5

There’s something about Christmas that draws us home. Home to familiar faces we love, favorite recipes, dearly held traditions, and the places where laughter echoes down hallways. We long for that feeling of belonging, a place where we can set down our burdens, take a deep breath, and be fully known and loved.

But this longing for home runs deeper than nostalgia. It’s an eternal ache, the call for us to return to our Creator. Jesus said, “In my Father’s house there are many rooms... I go to prepare a place for you.” (John 14:2) At its heart, Christmas is the story of God coming to bring us home to Himself.

Home for Christmas | Christmas Eve

There’s something about Christmas that draws us home. Home to familiar faces we love, favorite recipes, dearly held traditions, and the places where laughter echoes down hallways. We long for that feeling of belonging, a place where we can set down our burdens, take a deep breath, and be fully known and loved.

But this longing for home runs deeper than nostalgia. It’s an eternal ache, the call for us to return to our Creator. Jesus said, “In my Father’s house there are many rooms... I go to prepare a place for you.” (John 14:2) At its heart, Christmas is the story of God coming to bring us home to Himself.

Home for Christmas | Week 4

There’s something about Christmas that draws us home. Home to familiar faces we love, favorite recipes, dearly held traditions, and the places where laughter echoes down hallways. We long for that feeling of belonging, a place where we can set down our burdens, take a deep breath, and be fully known and loved.

But this longing for home runs deeper than nostalgia. It’s an eternal ache, the call for us to return to our Creator. Jesus said, “In my Father’s house there are many rooms... I go to prepare a place for you.” (John 14:2) At its heart, Christmas is the story of God coming to bring us home to Himself.

Home for Christmas | Week 3

There’s something about Christmas that draws us home. Home to familiar faces we love, favorite recipes, dearly held traditions, and the places where laughter echoes down hallways. We long for that feeling of belonging, a place where we can set down our burdens, take a deep breath, and be fully known and loved.

But this longing for home runs deeper than nostalgia. It’s an eternal ache, the call for us to return to our Creator. Jesus said, “In my Father’s house there are many rooms... I go to prepare a place for you.” (John 14:2) At its heart, Christmas is the story of God coming to bring us home to Himself.