The rebellion of Eden is the most universally consequential event of human history. Yet, within God's gracious response, is the seed of His Solution - a Man that would conquer the Serpent and return us to the presence of God. 

In a season that is a time to build, we’re introducing Deacons to Reach as servants called to meet tangible needs, organize and mobilize acts of service, and help preserve the unity of our church family.

After describing six glorious days of creation, Moses rewinds the tape and zooms in on the Creator’s most prized creation in the universe — humanity. You — yes, you reading this — possess infinite value, worth, dignity, honor and glory, far greater than the most magnificent nebula.

God rested after six days of indescribable activity. We will attempt a beautiful look at all seven of these days as described by Moses in the first chapter of Genesis. It promises to be an inspiring and humbling view. 

We begin the new year with a look back at the old — the beginning of the Old Testament. Before we start our study of Genesis, we take a beat and set our hearts to awe and appreciate the whole story of God from the very first words to the last.

How are you going to follow Jesus in 2024? In a year where many voices will fight for your heart's focus — for your dollars, for your votes, for your attention on a screen — Jesus is saying to us, “Follow me.” A “yes” to him will be more than worth the cost.

Many of us have only learned one way to pray—petitioning God to do things for us. Join us on this Worship Sunday as we work through 5 different prayers & reflections of Examen, Lament, Gratitude, Repentance, & Rest.

Mary unfortunately has been a divisive figure in the church. Often too exalted or too dismissed, the young woman God chose was the closest anyone had ever gotten to God. She carried him. She nursed and cared for him. But before all of that she had to say Yes. 

It’s rare for us to take a moment to put ourselves into the shoes of Jesus’ adoptive father, Joseph. But we could all learn something from his obedience and faithfulness. 

Scores of generations had relationally and verbally passed along the prophecies and promises. The long awaited Messiah came, at the fullness of time, as gentle and quiet as a promise kept. Our Great and Glorious Savior still offers the same grace today, speaking quiet into the chaos.