We live in a world shaped by fear. 

Fear of not having enough, fear of losing control, fear of running out, fear that we must secure our own lives. Scripture tells a very different story:

Everything we have is a gift from a God who gives freely, joyfully, and abundantly.
Throughout Scripture, God invites His people to see reality through the lens of His generous character rather than the myth of scarcity.

This series traces the theme of abundance in Scripture, confronting the lies that turn us inward and receiving again the life of trust, generosity, and open-handedness that Jesus models and makes possible.

We live in a world shaped by fear. 

Fear of not having enough, fear of losing control, fear of running out, fear that we must secure our own lives. Scripture tells a very different story:

Everything we have is a gift from a God who gives freely, joyfully, and abundantly.
Throughout Scripture, God invites His people to see reality through the lens of His generous character rather than the myth of scarcity.

This series traces the theme of abundance in Scripture, confronting the lies that turn us inward and receiving again the life of trust, generosity, and open-handedness that Jesus models and makes possible.

We live in a world shaped by fear. 

Fear of not having enough, fear of losing control, fear of running out, fear that we must secure our own lives. Scripture tells a very different story:

Everything we have is a gift from a God who gives freely, joyfully, and abundantly.
Throughout Scripture, God invites His people to see reality through the lens of His generous character rather than the myth of scarcity.

This series traces the theme of abundance in Scripture, confronting the lies that turn us inward and receiving again the life of trust, generosity, and open-handedness that Jesus models and makes possible.

Listen to this week's shortened message during Nova's Night of Prayer & Worship by Pastor Katie Fowler. 

In barren situations. In places of death, the Lord brings life.

When it looks like a dead end, or a “stump,” just wait…see what God will do. Out of nothingness, God brings life.

In barren situations. In places of death, the Lord brings life.

When it looks like a dead end, or a “stump,” just wait…see what God will do. Out of nothingness, God brings life.

In barren situations. In places of death, the Lord brings life.

When it looks like a dead end, or a “stump,” just wait…see what God will do. Out of nothingness, God brings life.

In barren situations. In places of death, the Lord brings life.

When it looks like a dead end, or a “stump,” just wait…see what God will do. Out of nothingness, God brings life.

In barren situations. In places of death, the Lord brings life.

When it looks like a dead end, or a “stump,” just wait…see what God will do. Out of nothingness, God brings life.

Listen to this week's sermon, kicking off our new Advent Series: God is Not Far Off. 

What does it mean to say 'Jesus is King’? He's a very strange sort of king indeed. Jesus flips the script and redefines our concept of power as he announces an upside-down Kingdom belonging to the weak, the marginalized, and the outcast.