This isn't your typical Sunday pep talk - it's a raw, honest look at why embracing our brokenness is the key to real transformation. Because at the end of the day, you are not enough - you're broken. Here's why that's the BEST news you'll hear all day and how it unleashes your true potential in Christ.

Learn how recognizing your brokenness unleashes your God-given potential and transforms you into a shining light in this dark world.

Part of our SLIP AND SLIDE summer series - protecting your faith from dangerous spiritual detours.

Have you ever felt stuck in your faith, going through the motions at church, or wondering why Christianity feels more like obligation than transformation? This message unpacks one of the most dangerous ways we can slip away from authentic Christianity - seeing Jesus as just a good example to follow instead of the Lord we surrender to. This message will challenge you to move beyond comfortable, convenient faith to something that actually changes everything.

You'll discover:

- Why treating Jesus as merely an inspirational figure leaves you powerless

- The difference between being inspired and being transformed

- Three practical ways to make Jesus truly Lord of your life

- How to build a faith that won't crumble when life gets tough

What does it mean to leave behind childish ways and become maturing disciples of Jesus? From 1 Corinthians 13:11, we’re reminded that spiritual growth is not optional—it’s essential.

As we encourage graduates, we also challenge ourselves to ask three crucial questions every follower of Jesus must consider on the road to maturity. These questions shape how we become the Church and how we live as grown-up followers of Christ.

Whether you're stepping into a new chapter or just needing a fresh start, this message invites you to make a definitive decision to grow and run hard after Jesus.

We can never assume—especially when it comes to faith. In this powerful message, we explore how one dangerous assumption could be the greatest existential threat facing the church and our families today. Drawing from Jude and Hebrews, we are reminded that assuming the faith of the next generation is not only unsafe but spiritually destructive.

In a world that feels wild and stormy, this message calls us back to the One who calms the storm—Jesus Christ. As a church, especially in our role supporting mothers and fathers, we must stay anchored to the hope found only in Him. The good news of Jesus is not just their hope—it's the hope. The anchor of our souls. The promise of heaven. The source of life in its fullest measure.

If you have never Seen it before, it seems an odd practice: this ceremonial dunking of someone desiring to follow Jesus, or already following Jesus, who desires membership in a Baptist Church. If you image being a person who has never seen or heard of baptism, you can image how odd, in not extreme, it appears. Yet, followers of Jesus have done this for centuries. Why do Jesus' followers practice baptism, and why is it important?

Join us for a special Maundy Thursday Service on April 17th at 7pm where we will relive the last days of Jesus’ earthly ministry by sharing The Lord’s Supper (by intinction) and by reflecting on the power of the Cross and Jesus’ sacrifice to make a Way for each of us to have a relationship with God. Anchored by a choir created especially for this service, songs, hymns, and scripture will affirm that Jesus is the Way in this solemn yet celebrative gathering for worship.