In the first message of this series, Pastor Stephanie Miller explores how Jacob’s encounter with God at Bethel reveals that we were created to live aware of God’s presence, hear His voice, and walk in ongoing relationship with Him. Through Jesus—the connection between heaven and earth—we don’t have to strive to reach God, because He has already come near and invites us into daily encounter, transformation, and Spirit-led living.

On Mother’s Day and Child Dedication Sunday, Pastor Craig Miller concluded our “Way of Hope” series by looking at how Jesus meets people in their deepest loneliness and reminds us that true hope is found not in people, but in His presence. Through the stories of the widow of Nain and the woman with the issue of blood, we are reminded that Jesus sees the forgotten, brings healing to the broken, and remains faithful even when we feel completely alone.

Be encouraged by ​r​ecent testimonies of God’s healing and transformation. As we celebrate what God has done, faith rises for what He wants to do in us, through us, and beyond what we can imagine.

Guest speaker, Fred Bruner, shares how Jesus sees individuals with compassion and brings healing, freedom, and restoration. Be inspired to partner with Him in noticing “the one,” sharing His love, and bringing hope to those around you.

Pastor Craig Miller explores how hope is shaped by our perspective and our response to Jesus, contrasting two healed men—one who remained distant from God and another who chose faith and relationship. True hope isn’t found in getting what we want, but in drawing close to Jesus through obedience, repentance, and trust in what He has already done.

Hope isn’t passive or silent—it speaks God’s truth into the dead and hopeless places of our lives, partnering with Him to bring restoration and life. Through the story of Ezekiel’s dry bones, Pastor Stephanie Miller challenges us to replace lies with God’s perspective and boldly declare His promises until what seems dead begins to live again.

In this message, “Hope in the Waiting,” Pastor Craig Miller shares that true hope is found not in escaping difficult circumstances but in surrendering to God, trusting that He is still working even when the outcome isn’t visible. Through the story of Jesus’ death and resurrection, we are reminded that if it’s not good yet, God isn’t finished—and He can bring freedom, healing, and redemption out of every situation.

In the first week of the Easter series The Way of Hope, Pastor Stephanie Miller teaches that true hope is formed through God’s promises and our perspective, revealing that hope is the foundation where faith grows. Through the story of Lazarus, we see that hope begins when we invite Jesus into our pain—trusting that even what feels dead can come back to life through Him.

The service concludes with a time of water baptism.

In Week 3 of the Love & Relationships series, Pastor Craig Miller explores how to steward singleness by finding contentment in Jesus and faithfully embracing the season you’re in. Through the story of Ruth, he challenges singles to keep showing up, grow in wholeness, and pursue relationships with covenant and wisdom in mind rather than simply chasing the next stage of life.

In Week 2 of our Love & Relationships series, Pastor Stephanie Miller shares how parenting is a covenant responsibility to steward and disciple the next generation, creating a God-centered home where children learn what love, forgiveness, and faith truly look like. Discover how loving God wholeheartedly, leading intentionally, and disciplining with patience and purpose can shape your children into confident, faith-filled adults who are ready to be released into their God-given calling.