Do you know people who don’t follow Jesus but seem to be thriving? Does it ever make you wonder if following him is really worth it—or if Jesus is good for some but unnecessary for others? This week in our series, Psalm 96 makes a bold claim: Jesus is the rescuing King of heaven and earth. And if that’s true, nothing matters more—for us, for our neighbors, and for the world.

Psalm 126—a song of joy, longing, and hope for restoration.

This Sunday, we continue our series The God We Worship by exploring how the Psalms help us relate to God personally and honestly. Rather than polished or perfect prayers, the Psalms give us raw, emotional language to help us bring our real selves to a real God.

The God We Worship | A.W. Tozer famously said, “What comes into our minds when we think about God is the most important thing about us.” So what comes to your mind? An impersonal force? A cosmic life coach? An angry judge? This summer, we’ll explore who God truly is—and what difference it makes to worship him with your whole life.

The words we speak matter. They can bring life or they can bring death. This Sunday we'll take a look at the book of Proverbs together and learn how to bring life to those around us with our words.

John 9:1-41

In John 9, Jesus heals a man born blind—not only restoring his physical sight, but revealing a deeper spiritual truth about the need for honest humility. Join us Sunday as we explore what it looks like to admit our need and to look to Jesus for the kind of healing only he can give.

Proverbs 31:10-31

How does our faith shape our everyday lives as we move from task to task? This week, we seek wisdom that gives us purpose and strength today so that we can smile at all the tomorrows coming our way.

This week, we look at one of the most difficult teachings of Jesus: the exclusive nature of faith. Based on the responses, this message was just as unpopular in Jesus' time as it is today. Join us Sunday as we explore Jesus' divine claims of truth.

John 8:25-36

In this passage, we come to Jesus’ famous statement: “The truth will set you free.” But free from what? And how does it work? This week, we’ll explore Jesus’ call to abide in the Truth, live as a son or daughter of God, and walk in real freedom.

Easter Sunday!