Samson’s life is a powerful reminder that God’s calling doesn’t eliminate our human weakness—it redeems it.

Over four weeks, we’ll explore how Samson’s physical strength was no match for the internal battles he faced: pride, temptation, compromise, and ultimately, surrender. His story reveals how God can still work through broken people and redeem even our greatest failures. This series invites us to find true strength—not in ourselves, but in surrender to God.

Samson’s life is a powerful reminder that God’s calling doesn’t eliminate our human weakness—it redeems it.

Over four weeks, we’ll explore how Samson’s physical strength was no match for the internal battles he faced: pride, temptation, compromise, and ultimately, surrender. His story reveals how God can still work through broken people and redeem even our greatest failures. This series invites us to find true strength—not in ourselves, but in surrender to God.

Samson’s life is a powerful reminder that God’s calling doesn’t eliminate our human weakness—it redeems it.

Over four weeks, we’ll explore how Samson’s physical strength was no match for the internal battles he faced: pride, temptation, compromise, and ultimately, surrender. His story reveals how God can still work through broken people and redeem even our greatest failures. This series invites us to find true strength—not in ourselves, but in surrender to God.

How do you fight sin in your life? Do real Jesus followers still mess up? What do you do when you feel defeated? How do you deal with that stubborn sin that just won’t go away? And how do you actually live in victory? Romans 7:15–25 the Apostle Paul pulls back the curtain on the inner battle every believer faces—heart, mind, emotions, and will all caught in the struggle … because “The Struggle is Real”!

Freedom in Christ doesn’t mean we’re without a master – it means we’ve traded slavery to sin for servanthood to God. The life God offers isn’t just eternal – it’s better. Through grace, we’ve been redefined as people who live to please God, not sin!

In a world where identity is often shaped by performance, past mistakes, personal feelings, or public opinion, the Gospel offers a radical redefinition: our true identity is found in Jesus’ finished work on the cross and the transforming power of His resurrection.

As we dive into Romans 6–7, we are invited to die to sin, be raised with Christ, and walk in newness of life. This series explores what it means to live out of our new identity, free from the power of sin, the weight of the law and in our identity redefined in Jesus!

This Sunday, we’re taking a look at Proverbs 31 to celebrate the women who love deeply, serve faithfully, and reflect God’s character in everyday ways. From managing chaos with grace to offering strength and wisdom in the moments we need it most, Godly women deserve to be honored—not just on Mother’s Day, but every day. Whether you're a mom, grandma, sister, or spiritual mother to others, this message is for you. Let’s take time to thank God for the incredible women in our lives!

Freedom in Christ doesn’t mean we’re without a master – it means we’ve traded slavery to sin for servanthood to God. The life God offers isn’t just eternal – it’s better. Through grace, we’ve been redefined as people who live to please God, not sin!

In a world where identity is often shaped by performance, past mistakes, personal feelings, or public opinion, the Gospel offers a radical redefinition: our true identity is found in Jesus’ finished work on the cross and the transforming power of His resurrection.

As we dive into Romans 6–7, we are invited to die to sin, be raised with Christ, and walk in newness of life. This series explores what it means to live out of our new identity, free from the power of sin, the weight of the law and in our identity redefined in Jesus!

In a world where identity is often shaped by performance, past mistakes, personal feelings, or public opinion, the Gospel offers a radical redefinition: our true identity is found in Jesus’ finished work on the cross and the transforming power of His resurrection.

As we dive into Romans 6–7, we are invited to die to sin, be raised with Christ, and walk in newness of life. This series explores what it means to live out of our new identity, free from the power of sin, the weight of the law and in our identity redefined in Jesus!

In a world where identity is often shaped by performance, past mistakes, personal feelings, or public opinion, the Gospel offers a radical redefinition: our true identity is found in Jesus’ finished work on the cross and the transforming power of His resurrection.

As we dive into Romans 6–7, we are invited to die to sin, be raised with Christ, and walk in newness of life. This series explores what it means to live out of our new identity, free from the power of sin, the weight of the law and in our identity redefined in Jesus!

In a world where identity is often shaped by performance, past mistakes, personal feelings, or public opinion, the Gospel offers a radical redefinition: our true identity is found in Jesus’ finished work on the cross and the transforming power of His resurrection.

As we dive into Romans 6–7, we are invited to die to sin, be raised with Christ, and walk in newness of life. This series explores what it means to live out of our new identity, free from the power of sin, the weight of the law and in our identity redefined in Jesus!