Have you ever been completely wrong about what was happening in your life, only to realize later that something bigger was unfolding? In Luke 24:13–35, two followers of Jesus walked a road filled with confusion, disappointment, and unanswered questions. What they didn’t realize was that hope was walking right beside them. Join us as we wrap up our message series, The Road to Life, with Part 4: The Promise. We'll explore why it’s so easy to misread what God is doing in difficult moments, and how His promises are still at work, even when we can’t see the full picture.

Easter is more than a moment, it’s an invitation. Join us for Part 3 of The Road to Life, as we revisit the first Easter morning and the mix of emotions that came with it: confusion, wonder, and hope. Whether you’ve followed Jesus for years or you’re still exploring what you believe, this message will invite you to consider what the resurrection means for your life today and how the empty tomb might be the green light that moves you forward into something new.

We hate waiting. We hate slowing down. We hate feeling stuck. But some of the most important things God does in our lives happen when everything feels like it’s come to a stop. Join us for our Good Friday service as we discover how God is still moving, even when life feels like it is stuck at a red light.

Have you ever been really excited about something, only for it to turn out completely different than you expected? Maybe it was a plan, a relationship, a prayer, or a season of life you were sure would go one way, but didn’t. That gap between expectation and reality can leave us confused, frustrated, or even questioning where God is in it all. Join us as we begin our new message series, “The Road to Life,” with a look at the first Palm Sunday. We’ll see how a crowd full of expectation quickly changed when things didn’t go as planned, and what it means for us to keep trusting God, even when the road takes an unexpected turn.

Who has God placed in your life that might need a seed planted… or a little watering? And if the moment came, would you feel ready? Join us as we wrap up our message series, Intimidation, with Part 3: Be Ready. Together, we’ll look at how to recognize those opportunities and be ready to share your faith in simple, meaningful ways.

Most of us can point to someone who shaped our lives for the better. What made their influence so powerful? Was it what they said… or how they lived? Join us for Intimidation - Part 2: Be Real, as we talk about why sharing our faith can sometimes feel intimidating, and how ordinary people can make a real impact simply by living out their faith in everyday life.

Have you ever tried to grow a plant or garden? Sometimes it thrives… sometimes it doesn’t. Growing anything takes patience, care, and time, and the same is true in our faith conversations with others. Join us as we begin our new series, Intimidation, with Part 1: Be Relevant, exploring a question many people ask: Is Jesus still relevant today? Discover how everyday followers of Jesus can represent Him in authentic and meaningful ways.

We guard our homes, our money, our passwords, and our families. But what about our hearts? Join us for Not On Hold – Part 5: Unguarded. We’ll look at Matthew 6:12-13 and the hidden places we become vulnerable. An unforgiving heart. Resentment left unchecked. Temptation underestimated. Fear that quietly takes over. Fortunately, when we pray as Jesus teaches us to, those vulnerable places become guarded against temptation and its attack.

“What is it?” That’s what Israel asked when God provided manna. It wasn’t familiar. It wasn’t what they would have chosen. But it was exactly what they needed. Join us as we discover how hunger can become an invitation, and why daily need may have a deeper purpose.

In our lives, we all have moments we’d skip. Conversations we’d mute. Mistakes we’d rewind. Seasons we’d fast-forward. Join us as we continue our message series, Not On Hold, with Part 3: Wanting What God Wants, and talk about how prayer isn’t a remote control. It’s not about controlling outcomes but aligning hearts.