Everyone wants to feel like they belong. In fact, God wired us that way. But there's only one person who can really satisfy that longing, and that's Jesus. Peter shows us how Christ's rejection ultimately made a way for us to belong to God's family. Join us as we unpack what it means to live out our identity as a holy nation, a royal priesthood, and living stones.

Peter has shown us that we are Jesus people and holy people. Now, we need to live out our identity as word people. Peter says we can grow into that when we "crave pure spiritual milk." We are fed by, shaped by, and transformed by God's Word. So let's talk about why so many of us don't crave it and how that can change. If you've felt disconnected from the Bible or are wondering how you can go deeper in Word, you'll want to join us.

What if the same circumstances that harden one person actually soften another? This week we're diving into a powerful message from Peter that reminds us how deeply our identity reshapes how we think, live, and love. Peter doesn't start with rules, though. It's all about who we are. We'll explore what it means to be holy people, why hope matters, and how remembering our identity in Christ changes the way we live our lives every day. The invitation is simple but challenging: be who you are.

We're jumping right into 2026 with a new message series in 1 Peter. While our culture has a lot to say about who we are, we'll see what the Bible says about our true identity. Join us as we begin this study and see who we really are and what defines us as followers of Jesus.

What does it look like to say “Here I am” to God before you know all the details? In this message we'll explore Moses’ calling in Exodus 3 and the powerful posture of "Hineni"— being ready, willing, and available to what God invites us into.

As we celebrate Christmas together, we'll see that we need something other than ourselves for spiritual light and life. God gave that to us by sending us the Light of the World, Jesus.

You might remember Linus' famous line in A Charlie Brown Christmas: "Is there anyone out there that knows what Christmas is all about?" This Sunday, we'll look at several possibilities. You won't want to miss the interactive explanation as we answer that question, and it may surprise you.

As we wrap up our Cultivate 2.0 series this week, we're honing in on the final piece: Community. We'll see the three distinct communities Jesus prayed for in John 17 and how they relate to our definitions of community today. Then we'll look at what we can do with these truths in practice as we near the opening of the community center. Plus, we've got some updates about the community center you'll want to hear yourself! And, we encourage you to pray about how God may be guiding you to commit to Cultivate as we hit the final stretch of the initiative.

Week three of Cultivate 2.0 brings us to the topic of generosity... but it's not exactly the message you might be expecting to hear. Generosity is about so much more than money and finances. We hope you'll join us to learn more about what it is - where it starts, when it happens, and what it can look like in different forms. We'll also see God's generosity to us all throughout Scripture.

When you think of hospitality, some big names in our culture may come to mind. But the idea of hospitality actually goes way, way back - and was designed by God himself. This week, we're looking at what hospitality is at its core, what the Bible says about it, and why it's really important. Join us to learn how we can each practice hospitality in our homes, neighborhoods, and the new community center to make a difference for others.