We’re going back to Sunday School! This 11-week series will revisit some of the best-known, “classic” Bible stories…but there might be more to these stories than you think!

We’re going back to Sunday School! This 11-week series will revisit some of the best-known, “classic” Bible stories…but there might be more to these stories than you think!

We’re going back to Sunday School! This 11-week series will revisit some of the best-known, “classic” Bible stories…but there might be more to these stories than you think!

We’re going back to Sunday School! This 11-week series will revisit some of the best-known, “classic” Bible stories…but there might be more to these stories than you think!

We’re going back to Sunday School! This 11-week series will revisit some of the best-known, “classic” Bible stories…but there might be more to these stories than you think!

Live question and answer with Pastor Matt.

Pastor Matt shares some of what the past year has held and how God has blessed us as a church in our first year of existence. Plans for the future are shared and the Reach 80 in 80 campaign is announced.

Some see Doctrine as a dirty word in the church. But there is nothing more applicable and uplifting than Doctrine. When we realize that the greatest joy in our life is praising God, we gain a completely different perspective. As missional theologians, the study of Doctrine is crucial to us as we fulfill our twofold purpose of sharing the Gospel and living God-centered lives.

Some see Doctrine as a dirty word in the church. But there is nothing more applicable and uplifting than Doctrine. When we realize that the greatest joy in our life is praising God, we gain a completely different perspective. As missional theologians, the study of Doctrine is crucial to us as we fulfill our twofold purpose of sharing the Gospel and living God-centered lives.

Some see Doctrine as a dirty word in the church. But there is nothing more applicable and uplifting than Doctrine. When we realize that the greatest joy in our life is praising God, we gain a completely different perspective. As missional theologians, the study of Doctrine is crucial to us as we fulfill our twofold purpose of sharing the Gospel and living God-centered lives.