Join us this Sunday for our Ministry Fair! It’s the perfect chance to discover how you can use your gifts, meet ministry leaders, and maybe even find a new way to serve. We can’t wait to see where God leads you!

Who are you, really? 🤔

Sometimes the best way forward is to pause and remember the foundation we’re standing on.

We’ll kick things off by asking a simple but important question: What is the Church?

Not just a place, not just a service—but a people with a purpose.

At REchurch, that purpose is clear: to reach new people for Christ, renew lives and families through the Gospel, and release everyday believers into bold, missional lives.

God has placed something in you — not to keep hidden, but to grow and multiply.

In the Parable of the Talents, Jesus shows us that what we’ve been given isn’t just for us… it’s meant to overflow with His grace into the lives of the people around us.

Whether it’s your skills, your story, your resources, or even your time — God invites you to invest it for His Kingdom.

Come be encouraged, challenged, and reminded: You have more to give than you think.

Let’s be honest—David messed up. Badly. Repeatedly.

This Sunday, we’re looking at one of the lowest, messiest moments in his story: David and Bathsheba.

Adultery. Deception. Murder. It’s not the highlight reel we like to talk about… and yet somehow, God still called him a man after His own heart.

How is that even possible? And what does it mean for us when we screw up?

Come find real hope in the middle of failure.

We’re diving into the fiery furnace with Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego — a story not just about God’s power to protect, but about what it means to live boldly as exiles in a world that doesn’t follow Him.

It’s a call to courage, conviction, and trust — even when the fire is real.

We're digging into the story of David and Goliath—but not the version you heard in Sunday school. Spoiler: the rock wasn’t the final blow.

It’s easy to make David the hero of this story, but the real victory belongs to God. David didn’t win because he was strong, brave, or clever. He won because God delivered the enemy into his hands.

Join us as we talk about courage, obedience, and giving credit where it’s due—to the God who still fights our battles.