In week 7 of “Nothing New", Ecclesiastes 8 reminds us that even when injustice seems to win and consequences are slow, Jesus is still King. 

In week 6 of “Nothing New", Ecclesiastes 6 shows us how easily nostalgia can convince us that the “good old days” were better than they really were.

In week 5 of “Nothing New", Ecclesiastes 6 shows us that nothing this world offers can satisfy an endless appetite, but in Christ we find the treasure our souls were truly made for.

Excited to have a guest speaker, Ian England,  preach on Overcoming Fear!

In week 3 of “Nothing New", we saw that Ecclesiastes 4 exposes the isolation, comparison, and endless pursuit of approval every generation faces, while Colossians 1:12–14 points us to the lasting identity and belonging found in Christ.

In week 2 of “Nothing New", we learned that life rarely follows your timeline, but that doesn't mean it's out of control.

In week 1 of “Nothing New", The world keeps making the same promises, but while Ecclesiastes exposes the emptiness of life under the sun, Colossians points us to the lasting fullness found in Christ.

In week 4 of “The Hard Questions", we walk through Romans 8 seeing if anything can separate us from God. 

In week 3 of “The Hard Questions", we walk through Romans 7 and see that while the fight is real, in Jesus there is no condemnation, only grace and freedom.

In week 2 of “The Hard Questions", we tackle one of the hardest questions: Does God create vessels for wrath and mercy?