Today, we get to celebrate together as we hear stories of what God is and has been doing in people's lives and watch as they take their next step in following Him by being baptized.

Today we get to celebrate together as we hear stories of what God is and has been doing in people's lives and watch as they take their next step in following Him by being baptized.

Today, we are going to look at what the Bible has to say about the Holy Spirit being present in our lives. What do we mean when we say "Come, Holy Spirit?

We begin a new series simply titled the Holy Spirit. Over the next few weeks, we will be talking about spiritual gifts. This week, we begin by talking about what Pentecost is.

In our final week of the series, we conclude by examining how the church can responsibly respond to sexuality in today's world.

We walk through some observations that can guide us closer to a God centered theology of gender.

Guest speaker Paul Hurckman shares what God is doing around the world and how God is inviting us to be a part of God’s work in impactful ways.

This week, we press into another difficult topic. Gender identity is probably one of the most heated and charged conversations happening today. When someone says gender identity, what does that mean, what ancient belief parallels it, and what does the Bible have to say about it.

Last week we looked at how our culture still practices the worship of Aphrodite love. This week, we look at what it looks like to have a healthier view of sex than our world. We look at what God's design for sex actually was.

Many think that what is happening in our culture today is something new, but Ecclesiastes's author says, "history merely repeats itself. It has all been done before. Nothing under the sun is truly new." For the next few weeks, we will look at ancient beliefs and practices that are still present today. This week, we look at Aphrodite worship and how that is still being practiced today.