God is always near to us. In this sermon, we explore what it looks like to encounter God in our ordinary, day-to-day experience.

There are different stages in our pursuit of God. In this sermon, we explore a psalm that spurs us on no matter where we find ourselves.

How do we know if we’ve experienced God’s presence. What would it be like? What would we feel? Do we have to feel something? Join us as we explore this topic!

What if there is more to this life than we’ve experienced? What if it’s possible to have an encounter with God today? Join us as we explore this question!

What does is mean to be a person after God's own heart? And what difference would it make in our lives? Join us as we explore this topic.

We know that we are supposed to remain in Christ and bear fruit, but how do we start growing? How do we know it’s happening? In this sermon, we’ll tackle these questions in a digestible way.

We expect to experience joy, gratitude, and wonder when we hear news. But on this Easter Sunday we explore the ways fear prevents us from truly accepting the good news of Jesus’s resurrection.

We may have many questions we want to ask God, but this series is all about the questions that Jesus asks us. Join our study of Matthew and consider his questions with us.

We may have questions we want to ask God, but this series is all about questions that Jesus asks us. Join our study of Matthew and consider his questions with us.

Guest Pastor: Bejoy Samuel

Measurement is vital to our lives. We measure everything from our height and weight to the oil or salt we use for cooking.

We also measure success. Some people measure success by how much money they have, how much they have saved, whether they own a house, how much they have invested, or what their net worth is. 

Others measure their success by their status, whether that be their status at work, what titles and responsibilities they carry or their family status, whether they are married, whether they are happily married, whether they have kids, are their kids excelling academically. If we measure success by our culture's standard, we’ll live frustrated because success has been redefined from generation to generation. If each generation defines success differently, how do we know if we are successful? In this message, we will learn how Jesus defines success.