Sunday September 19, 2021

Hunger stems from a need for something. When our stomachs are hungry it's because we need food. A hunger for God and his Word stems from a humility rooted in the awareness of our need for him. It is only from a humble heart that we have any hunger for God's Word.

A Message from Lead Pastor, Grant Bruscoe.

Sunday September 9, 2021

There is a resource powerful enough to free us from self deception and lies, transforming every facet of our lives. The main purpose of reading the scriptures is so that we might know God (Father, Son, & Holy Spirit) and be known by Him!

A Message from Lead Pastor, Grant Bruscoe.

Sunday, September 5

A decision to follow Jesus without practicing the way of Jesus results in a shallowly shaped life. We're returning to the "Deeply Formed Life" series, picking it back up with a message about living intentionally.

A message from Lead Pastor, Grant Bruscoe.

Sunday August 29, 2021

The final message in the Songs of the Soul series on the Psalms. A study of Psalm 150, the last Psalm in the Bible, and what it means to "praise God."

A Message from Lead Pastor, Grant Bruscoe.

August 22, 2021

Unity is the very nature of the Trinity, the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. We mimic the Trinity when the body of Christ is unified.

A message from Summit Elder, Andre Lewis.

Sunday August 15, 2021

We dug the pit of sin ourselves and jumped in, the moment we decided to worship created things over the Creator of all things. Psalm 130 is a lament of the writer's sinful nature.

A message from Students Pastor, Kelsey Weller.

Sunday August, 8, 2021

Psalm 120 is a song of ascent, meaning to rise up and go forward. We see this cry of distress to God Bible to be rescued and saved in the midst of trouble.

A message taught by Summit Elder, Mike Sedler.

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August 2, 2021

Often times we can base our thankfulness to God off our circumstances. But even when we're in the garbage can of life, because of what God has done for us in Jesus, in every moment for the rest of our lives there is a reason for us to say thank you to God.

A message taught by Lead Pastor, Grant Bruscoe.

July 25, 2021

A study of what has been described as perhaps the greatest Psalm in the entire Bible. Psalm 139 is an invitation to run into God's arms because we are fully seen, known, and loved by Him.

A message taught by Adult Discipleship Pastor, Seth Battista.

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Sunday July 18, 2021

A study of imprecatory Psalms - prayers vocalizing sorrow and ager toward evil in our world. Imprecatory psalms are not permission slips for us to be hateful, wrathful, and judgmental Jesus followers. They are invitation to completely trust God to be God.

A message taught by Lead Pastor, Grant Bruscoe.