We celebrate invitation, because invitation leads to stories of new life! Today we celebrate invitations that turned into new life, with baptisms! (Baptisms start around 32:00)

One of our Core Values is: Celebrating Invitation; both Jesus' invitation to us, and our extension of that invitation to others.

If vision is where we're going, values are what will get us there. If vision is what we're focused on, values are the culture that supports that focus. We've been an independent Foursquare Church for a year now, and it's time to articulate our core values!

Celebrating Invitation || Thoughtful, Accessible Gatherings || Deep Spiritual Friendship and Connection || Sacrificial Generosity || Discovering and Understanding the Story of God (as told by the Scriptures).

2025 was our best year yet! There is so much to celebrate. But we also can't stay there. Here's where we believe God is leading us and taking us, as we launch into a New Year.

The algorithm is fighting hard for the chance to 'form' us, and frequently, it's winning. This is becoming a critical issue for the church, and this is a call to pay attention to who/what you're allowing to lead and guide your 'spiritual formation', and to be intentional about being formed by Jesus.

We're disappointed that the 'direct audio' from the sound board didn't work again, (turns out, you have to actually press the 'record' button), but hopefully we cleaned up the room audio enough to make it possible to listen to.

Not much is said about Joseph, and yet, MUCH is implied about him. There is much about him that we can glean from his life, and apply to our own. As you head in to 2026, resolve to steadfastly trust God, like Joseph.

We're in between series, and we're also 'in between' Christmas and New Years, which is always a lovely, yet completely disorienting time. This gives Rob an opportunity to speak into a couple Pastoral Thoughts that don't fit neatly into any regular series .

This week, you can join our full Christmas Service, as we wrap our Advent series celebrating how the birth of Jesus brings us TRUE peace.

Christmas time is often associated with romance and family and friends and togetherness... all great things! But human love and family isn't always everything Christmas wants it to be. Sometimes human love and family is a source of immense pain and grief. In those instances, our romanticized version of Christmas can be very painful for people. But the arrival of Jesus, God in the flesh, introduces us to a whole new kid of love! A love that never fails or disappoints.

Happiness is circumstantial. But Joy is eternal.

If you've ever felt like Charlie Brown from the classic 'Peanuts' Christmas special, dissatisfied with 'Christmas', and questioning its meaning... then this is the series for you!