Jesus’ claim of being the way, the truth, and the life and that no one comes to the Father except through Him is politically incorrect. Guest Preacher Lee Strobel will walk us through three myths our culture has about religion. Speaker: Lee Strobel

Jesus’ claim of being the way, the truth, and the life and that no one comes to the Father except through Him is politically incorrect. Guest Preacher Lee Strobel will walk us through three myths our culture has about religion. Speaker: Lee Strobel

Jesus began a disruptive sermon with the calming words, “Do not let your hearts be troubled.” Despite the world having changed a lot in the past few months, we know where we are going because we are following Jesus. Speaker: Kyle Idleman

Jesus began a disruptive sermon with the calming words, “Do not let your hearts be troubled.” Despite the world having changed a lot in the past few months, we know where we are going because we are following Jesus. Speaker: Kyle Idleman

God’s people begged Him to release them from Egypt. Lacking trust, they then begged to go back. As a church, we are never going back to how things were, because what God is inviting us into is bigger than ourselves and bigger than a new normal. Speaker: Kyle Idleman

The dry wells God’s people had dug were never going to produce the living water they thirsted for. As a church, we are never going back to digging for nothing. Instead, we want to find satisfaction in the living water that never runs dry. Speaker: Kyle Idleman

Wrestling with God, Jacob stepped into the hard thing God called him to. We also can wrestle with God through our doubt, fear, and laziness to invite Him to move in our lives. As a church, we are never going back to running from hard. Speaker: Kyle Idleman

As your time demands begin to ramp back up, and your calendar fills back up, will you go back to settling for superficial relationships? Speaker: Kyle Idleman

The Holy Spirit makes us one. The Holy Spirit makes us brothers and sisters. Because of this, we can see clearly the differences that make up our church and recognize that what unites us is so much more significant than what divides us! Speaker: Kyle Idleman

After first refusing, Naaman saw deeper healing on the other side of humility. As a church, we are never going back to the versions of ourselves we trusted in. We want to step into the process of repentance, humility, and healing God is offering. Speaker: Kyle Idleman