Worship is what you bring with you and what you make it; inspiring worship starts with you! Sign up for this week’s 7-day YouVersion Bible reading plan: “The Path of a Worshiper”, and sign up today for a small group to be encouraged and grow in your faith!

Faith is the foundation or our worship on Sunday morning and in every area of our lives! Without faith, it is impossible to please God and it is impossible to worship! Sign up for this week’s 7-day YouVersion Bible reading plan: “The Path of a Worshiper”, and sign up today for a small group to be encouraged and grow in your faith!

We can worship God anytime and anywhere by ourselves, but there are several aspects of worship that can only be had when we come together – we are better together! Sign up today for this week's 7-day YouVersion Bible reading plan: “Should Christians Attend Church?”

and join us for our "Unlocking the power of your spiritual gifts 3-week workshop."

Believe it or not, there a right and wrong way to worship! When Jesus meets the woman of Samaria at Jacob’s well, He shares with us the building blocks of true worship! Sign up for this week's 7-day YouVersion Bible reading plan: “What does it mean to Worship?” and then join us for our Starting Point Workshop to discover how God might work in and through you at Springbrook.

With so many different ideas and opinions out there from celebrity preachers to the New York bestseller list, to YouTube and Ticktock, how do we guard against the deception of false teaching? Jude teaches us about the common characteristics of false teachers throughout history and in our world today and about the certain condemnation that they will face in the coming judgement. Jude 5-16

What do Christians really believe? Are there non-negotiables when it comes to true Christianity? How do we recognize truth from error? As we launch into this 3-week series on the book of Jude we’ll discover how to become firmly rooted in our faith and guard against those who might try to derail us. Jude 1-4

I may not ever get to go back in time and redirect younger me, but there is a little girl learning how to see the world from me each and every day. What will I say to her? How will I respond when my child wonders why they need to learn what is readily available at the touch of a finger? Learn the answers to these questions and see a vision for sharpened iron across future generations.

The greatest injustice in my middle school life was having to stay after school to prove I had not cheated on a multiple-choice math test. I had not shown any work on the test because it was multiple choice and I could find the answers without doing any work. The math teacher didn’t really think I had cheated, but tried teach me a much more valuable way to think about tests than simply coming up with the right answer. Join us to learn about what calculus and Christian living have in common.

It was a dark day for my high school’s English teachers when I first realized I could enhance my procrastination skills by using search engines to quickly find answers and quotes. The end result was less thinking and more quotations, but I managed to continually prove that I could read a rubric well enough to get a B. Come and see why we need more than simply finding quotations in order to be agents of a righteous cultures.

If I had an inconsequential time machine, I would go explain to my fifth-grade self what a smart phone was. That way every time a teacher said “are you going to carry around a calculator the rest of your life?” I could answer “yeah, and it will be smaller than the ones in our classroom and I can watch Nickelodeon on it.” You may wonder what this has to do with a series about families, which is a good sign that you should be here on Sunday to find out.