Sunday, March 31st,

Everyone who witnessed the resurrection of Jesus experienced the same emotion. You might think it was joy or happiness. It was fear. But not all fear is the same. Some fear makes us run away and some makes us run toward. Join us this Easter Sunday as we run toward and worship the Risen Savior Jesus Christ.

Sunday, March 24th,

Our communion services are designed to reflect upon the wonder of the cross, the depth of our sin, and the greatness of God's love for us. Please consider joining us as we see that though there are times we run from God, His grace chases us down. Though we forget His goodness towards us, He wants us to remember His love for us.

Sunday, March 24th,

The Romans thought they knew what triumph and victory looked like. Jesus had a different idea. Join us this weekend to celebrate Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem and learn how it set the new standard for what triumph really looks like.

Have you ever been asked "who do you want to be when you grow up?" Oftentimes when kids are asked this question they reply with things people do rather than traits regarding a person's character; who they are. These last three commandments not only tell us what we are not to do but also help us understand who God wants us to be. Obedience to these commands are designed to produce fruit that enables us to become people who are generous, lovers of truth, and content in our hearts.

Sunday, March 10th,

The sixth and seventh commandments seem like two of the easiest to obey at first glance. However, Jesus would eventually reveal the full meaning of these commandments and the demands could not higher. Join us this weekend as we discover the gift of seeking to obey these not so easy to obey commandments.

Sunday, March 3rd,

The command to honor your father and your mother is the first command that deals with our relationships with one another. God thinks of the relationships in the home as foundational to all other relationships. But we all know that this is tough. Parents let us down. Kids disobey. And because of that, we can resent God when those most important relationships go poorly. Join us this weekend as we look at the high calling to honor our parents and how God enables us up to do that.

Sunday, February 25th,

Are you tired? Restless? Weary or burdened? God did not design us to be that way. He gave us the sabbath. And the heart of Sabbath is rest, worship, and trust. Come this Sunday and learn to remember the heart of Sabbath.

Sunday, February 18th,

The first 19 chapters of Exodus tells the story of Israel’s liberation. The next 21 chapters articulate the commandments that will set God’s people apart from everyone else. Join us Sunday as we look at one of the most famous passages in the bible and find fresh insights for following God today.

Sunday, February 11th,

How should the Israelites prepare themselves as they come into the presence of God? This is what they will discover in Exodus 19. This generation of Israelites are still learning who God is. They are discovering things about Him they never knew. This Sunday we will see how the Israelites discovered God's intentions, instructions, and holiness. As we learn who He is from this passage, may we consider how we prepare ourselves as we come into His presence.

Sunday, February 4th,

Every story we read in the bible can be read through different lenses. Each lens does not change the meaning of the text. Rather, each lens allows us to see one of several layers meaning God has put in each passage. Join us this weekend as we look at a pair of texts through three lenses and discover their remarkable depth of meaning.