At some point in every Christian's life, we drift. We lose our way, grow spiritually complacent, and begin to wander from the Lord. But why? This week, we see that our greatest problem is not merely what we do, it is what has happened to our hearts. Together, we'll discover why we drift from God and how the Lord graciously calls us to return.

Have you ever found yourself going through the motions on a Sunday morning while your heart feels far away? In the book of Malachi, God speaks a surprising and uncomfortable word to people doing all the right religious things, revealing that you can spend your whole life in church and miss the very thing for which the church exists. Join us Sunday as we discover what God actually wants for us.

What does God want from you more than anything else? That's the question running through the book of Malachi. Writing to people who are disillusioned by both disbelief in God and disobedience in their leaders, Malachi calls people to true worship. Join us as we take an honest look at the gap between our going through the motions and truly belonging to God.

Money. We earn it. We spend it. We invest it. Most of us wish we had more of it. It’s an everyday part of life, and wise people seek guidance from God about how we ought to relate to it. This Sunday, we seek practical wisdom from Proverbs for our finances.

Our marriages and families shape our lives in powerful ways. These relationships can bring both our greatest joys and deepest hurts. So, this Sunday we seek hope-filled guidance from God for these significant relationships.

For most of us, 1/3 of our time is invested in school, at work, or managing our homes. With so much energy and effort going to work, it seems wise to ask, “What does God say about our work?” So, this Sunday we explore practical guidance from Proverbs says about this important area of our lives.

Who are you trusting to guide your life? We have access to more advice than any generation before us, and somehow it's not helping. The problem might not be that we need better information—it might be that we're trusting the wrong guides altogether. Join us as we begin a new series exploring an ancient book's surprisingly modern wisdom for everyday life.

Where do you turn when you’ve blown it? This week, we see how Jesus brings restoration for our friendship, redemption to our failure, and refocus for our purpose. Join us as we close out this sermon series with a important message for our lives.

What difference has the resurrection made for you? On the same day of his resurrection, Jesus appears to his doubting and fear-filled disciples, and instead of offering rebuke or harshness, he offers gifts and an invitation to carry out his mission on earth. He offers us the same.

Easter Sunday!