When you think about judgement, it may spark a variety of thoughts and emotions. So when we speak of God’s justice, it might make you uneasy. But the truth is, God has a divine justice that works on a different timeline. His love, mercy, and perfection are always at work in His justice. He doesn’t call us to offer up vengeance, rather calls us to love our enemies,  resting and trusting in His perfect justice.

Join us for this week’s message as our Youth Pastor Jordan teaches us that we serve a perfectly just God who triumphs over evil by offering a path to redemption through His son Jesus. For there truly is None Like Him.

Have you ever heard stories that happened before you were born and wondered how that was even possible? Pretty crazy to think that time existed before you could comprehend it. But God has always existed!

Because He is the Creator of time, God sees all of time. This means He sees every moment of sin and brokenness in our past with the same vivid clarity as He sees our redemption through His Son and with the same clear focus as He sees our story in the future. Talk about a mind-blowing thought!

Listen in to this week's sermon as we unpack how God's eternality sets us free from the past, brings clarity to the present, and calms our anxieties of the future. For there is truly None Like Him.

What does it mean to be faithful? A life of faithfulness calls us to wait on the Lord and lean in.

Listen in as Stacey Cutshall speaks on living a life of faithfulness from Team Night.

Kindness is what our world needs more of, but without knowing the origin of true kindness you aren't able to fully express it.

Kindness begins with an understanding of God's kindness to us, which is far greater than we can imagine. Kindness is what changes people, restores dignity, and allows for relational closeness.

Listen in this week as guest preacher, Daniel Goulding, shares that to be a person of kindness we must first explore God's incredible kindness to us. There is truly none like Him.

If God is love, as it's written in John, how are his people so bad at it sometimes? God's own church struggles to be loving to one another. So how do we grow in something so foundational to faith but so difficult to live out?

Join us for this message from our series None Like Him as Pastor Russell explores love and we learn that love is not divorced from truth, but truth comes from love. If we want to get love right, we must live it out in community, and above all we abide with love himself, Jesus. Because if we get love right it will ripple outward into our world, and change the face of humanity to glorify God alone.

The birth of Jesus is a beacon of God’s unfailing love and faithfulness. Hope is trusting in something beyond ourselves, and we are called to follow Him to share His hope with others.  Jesus is the reminder that God has not forgotten us. Through Him, we can trust that God has a plan for our lives and for the world; He is our hope.

Join us for "The King's Message - Hope in the Manger" to hear how hope in Jesus is the anchor that holds us steady in the storms of life.

All you need to do is turn on the news or scroll through social media and you'll see a world filled with tremendous suffering and pain. It's foolish to think that evil doesn't exist. But there is hope. The kingdom of heaven is different from the kingdom of this world.

Jesus came as a humble, suffering servant to conquer evil and darkness and to bring peace, hope, and love. Through Christmas, Jesus would put an end to death. Join us for "The King's Victory: Conquering Darkness" to hear how the love of Jesus truly wins.

How do we influence the people and culture around us? What if you harnessed the character and skills that God has gifted you with to bring about Gospel change that glorifies Jesus and brings joy to those around you?

From the twinkling lights on a Christmas tree to giving gifts and gathering with our friends and families, this whole Christmas season is filled with stars that are meant to point us to the Messiah.

As disciples, we are called to follow Jesus. It’s not just about having head knowledge of a savior, it’s about following Him. It's not about just collecting information or checking a box, but taking action to have a relationship with Jesus.

Listen in as our Youth Pastor Jordan walks us through "The King's Arrival" to learn to look for stars that point to Jesus. Just as the Wise Men followed the star to find the Messiah, we too can look for stars that lead us to Him.