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Our emotions can be pretty unpredictable in times of crisis, and the current state of the world as we experience the impact of COVID-19 is no exception. As we take each day as it comes in this season, join us for a new online sermon series where we can process our emotions including: LONGING in spiritual drought, TRUSTING in troubled times, WAITING when God is silent, and HOPING in the resurrection.

Our emotions can be pretty unpredictable in times of crisis, and the current state of the world as we experience the impact of COVID-19 is no exception. As we take each day as it comes in this season, join us for a new online sermon series where we can process our emotions including: LONGING in spiritual drought, TRUSTING in troubled times, WAITING when God is silent, and HOPING in the resurrection.

Our emotions can be pretty unpredictable in times of crisis, and the current state of the world as we experience the impact of COVID-19 is no exception. As we take each day as it comes in this season, join us for a new online sermon series where we can process our emotions including: LONGING in spiritual drought, TRUSTING in troubled times, WAITING when God is silent, and HOPING in the resurrection.

Our emotions can be pretty unpredictable in times of crisis, and the current state of the world as we experience the impact of COVID-19 is no exception. As we take each day as it comes in this season, join us for a new online sermon series where we can process our emotions including: LONGING in spiritual drought, TRUSTING in troubled times, WAITING when God is silent, and HOPING in the resurrection.

While we put our onsite Sunday Services on hold for now, we're happy to have you join us here for this week's Online Service! Watch as Pastor Ryan delivers a timely message about where to find Our Certainty in Uncertain Times, like now.

God’s word is alive and it has the power to revive us and align us and show us who we really are. But most of all it reminds us that we are loved and redeemed in Jesus. Watch as Pastor Ryan encourages us to eat from the bread of life as he preaches on all that the Bible is able to do in our lives.

The four gospels record 173 questions asked by Jesus. But what stand out about them is that Jesus asked questions, not because He needed to know, but because the one being asked did. To put it simply, Jesus asked questions we are too afraid or unaware to ask ourselves, but the answers we get will not only reveal to us but will revolutionize us.

The four gospels record 173 questions asked by Jesus. But what stand out about them is that Jesus asked questions, not because He needed to know, but because the one being asked did. To put it simply, Jesus asked questions we are too afraid or unaware to ask ourselves, but the answers we get will not only reveal to us but will revolutionize us.

The four gospels record 173 questions asked by Jesus. But what stand out about them is that Jesus asked questions, not because He needed to know, but because the one being asked did. To put it simply, Jesus asked questions we are too afraid or unaware to ask ourselves, but the answers we get will not only reveal to us but will revolutionize us.

The four gospels record 173 questions asked by Jesus. But what stand out about them is that Jesus asked questions, not because He needed to know, but because the one being asked did. To put it simply, Jesus asked questions we are too afraid or unaware to ask ourselves, but the answers we get will not only reveal to us but will revolutionize us.