We are drawn to stories, and the Church Calendar is a tool we can use to turn away from the world's false stories, reorienting our hearts toward the one true story of the gospel.

This is a local, stand-alone sermon for our Family Worship Weekend at our Flower Mound campus.

This is a local, stand-alone sermon for our Family Worship Weekend at our Fort Worth campus.

This is a local, stand-alone sermon for our Family Worship Weekend at our Southlake campus.

We believe that the gifts of the Holy Spirit, including those of prophecy, healing and speaking in tongues, did not cease with the death of the apostles but are to be desired and used with humility and maturity.

Christians view the roles of men and women in many different ways, so we explain why we land on complementarianism—that men and women are distinct and dependent on one another.

We believe that the Bible is authoritative and without error. It is perfectly trustworthy because we have a perfectly trustworthy God.

Salvation belongs to our God. There’s nothing we can do to earn or achieve it. His discipline is present in our rebellion, but His love never wavers.

This week we lived out our theological distinctive of believer’s baptism by immersion by hearing testimonies and baptizing men, women and children.

Guy Mason, from City on a Hill Church in Melbourne, Australia, talks about the vanity of pleasure in Ecclesiastes 2.