Everyone loves a good story. But what happens when it hits close to home and we are challenged to change? We hope you will join us this week as we look at the Parable of the Wheat and Tares and allow ourselves to be challenged to change.

Who doesn't love a great story? Jesus was the master at telling great stories that got to the heart. We hope you will join us this week as we kick off a new series on "The Parables of Jesus" and allow Jesus' stories to capture our hearts. Invite a friend as we begin with the Parable of the Sower.

Have you ever seen the Grand Canyon!? Wait! Didn’t we ask that last week…? Unlike seeing the Grand Canyon in pictures or on a postcard, imagine seeing it in person; could you ever go back to just the pictures? Every time you’d see a picture, you’d declare, “It just doesn’t do it justice!” Why would you ever go back to a life apart from Jesus once you’ve truly experienced a life with Him? Join us this week as we discuss what a life as a Christian is all about, in part two of “Defining Faith,” a sermon entitled, “Works of Faith.”

Have you ever seen the Grand Canyon!? So have I! Well… sort of. I’ve seen it in postcards and talked with many people who have seen it. But, honestly, I’ve never experienced it myself. Christian faith has the potential to be a lot like this. We can have faith by association, but not personal defined beliefs of our own. What defines your faith? Join us this week for a sermon entitled, “Defining Faith.”

Are you wanting to feel useful in 2026? Come find out what you can do to start off the New Year. And bring a friend!

Christmas is just a few days away. Are you ready to receive and celebrate The Light of the World? And are you ready to share and be the light of the world?

What was the world into which Jesus was born like? What is our current world like? Join us this week as we shed light on our need for the Light of Christmas and how each of us can receive that Light and walk in it. Let your light shine by inviting a friend to join us.

Are you ready for Christmas? Join us this week as we prepare our hearts with

"The Light of Christmas." This is a fabulous time to reach out to a friend and invite them to be part of our Christmas celebrations.

Thanksgiving is only a few days in the review mirror, but the birth of our Savior is quickly approaching. This Sunday we will be looking to 1 Peter to be reminded of all that we should be truly thankful for and to keep Jesus as our priority this Christmas.

We hope you will join us for the final message in the series "No Other Gods." This week we will be looking at the false god of production and how our identity is often found in what we do instead of who we are in Christ. Continue to bless others with an invitation to join us.