What do you need from Jesus? And even more importantly, what does Jesus want to do in you? This Sunday, we begin our new school year theme from the words of Jesus, Abide in Me. We’ll explore the difference between coming to Jesus simply to have our needs met and choosing to truly become like Him. Jesus invites us to something deeper—a life of transformation. 

Grant closes out his time with us this summer with a message on “Greatness.” We all want to be great—but what does greatness look like in the Kingdom of God? Jesus turns our understanding of greatness upside down. True greatness isn’t found in power, recognition, or being served, but in becoming a servant and lifting others up. 

Baptism is more than answering a list of questions, it’s about becoming part of a new family. In John 3, Jesus challenges Nicodemus to rethink his categories, his assumptions, and his “us vs. them” mentality. Baptism is a new birth that breaks down barriers and expands our love. Join us as we celebrate those baptized over the last year and celebrate the grace offered to each one of us in the waters of baptism.

Why do we chase success yet still feel empty? In Philippians 2, Paul reveals that true fulfillment isn't found by focusing on ourselves, but by following the example of Jesus, shifting from "me" to "we." Join us Sunday morning as we discover how genuine concern for others leads to deeper joy, lasting contentment, and spiritual maturity.

Our world is searching. Many say they're spiritual but aren't sure who—or what—they're looking for. In Acts 17, Paul speaks to a culture much like ours. Join us as we discover the God who has made Himself known, the God who is intimately personal, and the One who gives us everything—even Himself.

This Sunday we culminate our Pray & Prepare series with our annual Missions Sunday. As we join in the mission of God to Share Good News, we will celebrate what God has done, what he is currently doing, and how we can plan to participate in the coming year in our Go & Make initiative. 

Every day, we're surrounded by voices telling us what to believe, pursue, and value. But how do we know what's true? This Sunday, we'll continue our look at discernment in our Pray & Prepare series leading us to Missions Sunday on July 12. Join us as we discover how to recognize what is popular versus what is cruciform, and why the Spirit of God is greater than every competing voice.

Do you ever feel stuck in how to serve? Like you have the desire to make a difference but aren't sure where to start? This Sunday, we'll explore a powerful lesson from the cross, where even in His final moments, Jesus showed us how to live with purpose. Phil will give us three simple questions that can help bring direction to your life and point us to the right path. Sometimes God's greatest opportunities are closer than we think.

In a world full of expectation, gratitude can feel like an afterthought. Jesus reminds us that true wholeness is found not just in receiving God's gifts, but in recognizing and responding to them. Join us as we explore a lesson in the power of gratitude from the one who returned to say ‘thank you’ out of ten who were healed, and why we should take the initiative to do the same. 

When you hear the phrase “eternal life,” do you think only about heaven someday? Jesus had something bigger in mind. Eternal life isn't just a future destination—it's a new way of living that begins today. In our final lesson in the series, The Promise of Hope, we will discover how the hope of heaven can shape our everyday choices and how practicing the habits of heaven now prepares us for the life to come.