Wasn’t it just yesterday they were in diapers?
Now it’s school drop-offs, packed lunches, and “Dad, can I have the car?”
Time moves fast. Too fast. And if we’re honest, we spend a lot of it tired, distracted, and telling ourselves we’ll slow down later—once the schedule clears, the kids are older, or things finally calm down.
Today, we’ll look at a moment in Jesus’ ministry where someone wanted to follow—but asked to wait. Jesus’ answer might surprise you.
Join us as we talk about the rhythm of life, the myth of “later,” and how to say yes to what matters—before the moment slips away.

Ever find yourself rushing through the day… only to realize the day has shaped you more than you shaped it?
This week we’re launching a new series called Shaped by the Rhythm. As school starts and schedules shift, it’s the perfect moment to ask: What rhythm is forming my life?
We’ll open Romans 12 and discover that daily routines aren’t just habits—they’re spiritual formation. Whether it’s chaos or calm, exhaustion or grace, your pattern is shaping your soul.
Join us as we explore how to stop living by accident and start shaping our lives on purpose.

Ever notice how one deep, honest breath can reset your whole body?

Today, we’ll trace a simple rhythm— Breathe in, Live, Breathe out—through Jesus’ promise of “life to the fullest.” You’ll hear stories of the kind of people you just want to be near, we’ll take a check of how our church is doing, and we’ll walk away knowing exactly how to inhale God’s life and exhale it into the people around you.

You’ll leave asking: What if the world is waiting for my next breath?

Ever walked into an old warehouse-turned-restaurant and thought, “Wow—great vibe”?

Today, we’ll open Galatians 1:13-17 and discover how God does the exact same thing with people. Paul’s life was demolition-ready, yet grace kept every strong beam and repurposed the whole structure.

You’ll leave asking: What if the trait I’ve always called “too much” is actually the raw material God wants to renovate first?

Ever walked into a room and wondered if there was a secret password you never got?

This Sunday we’ll crack open a first-century showdown where church insiders tried to guard the door—and discover how a handful of rebels flung it wide instead. You might be surprised to hear whose names were left off the guest list… and whose fingerprints are still on the latch today.

Join us as we explore how faith was always meant to grow Always Wider—and why the best seat at God’s table might be waiting for someone who hasn’t walked through the door yet.

Ever felt that tiny gut-nudge to strike up a random conversation with the person next to you?

This morning we’ll unpack one of the most unexpected meet-ups in the Bible: a detour down a desert road, a stranger reading aloud, and a spur-of-the-moment shout, “Look—water!” You’ll find yourself asking the question: What if those little nudges we ignore could turn out to be the most meaningful moments of our week?

Join us as we explore how ordinary conversations can crack open fresh purpose, and why hope sometimes shows up in the driest places.

Is the story of your life purposeful, or bumbling?
This Sunday, we’re diving into the story of Stephen, a man whose boldness, faith, and courage shook the early church—and whose story invites us to reimagine our own. Together, we’ll explore what it means to live a life that’s part of something bigger: a story that changes not just the world, but us.
If you’ve ever wondered how your life fits into the bigger picture, or if you’re searching for meaning and purpose in the midst of chaos, join us!
This is your invitation to live, tell, and become a story that matters.

Ever felt like you're missing something important that's right in front of you?That nagging sensation might be more significant than you think.Join us this morning as we explore a fascinating story about two people who literally walked and talked with Jesus... without realizing it was him. Through their experience, we'll discover practical ways to notice the extraordinary in our ordinary moments, and how to tune into the deeper dimensions of life that often go unnoticed.

What if the things that divide us don’t have to?

In a world bursting with different languages, cultures, and beliefs, it’s easy to feel disconnected. Sometimes we’re most disconnected from those closest to us. But what if connection is already there, waiting to be discovered?

“Love the sinner, hate the sin.”

If you haven’t said it, I’ll bet you’ve thought it.

But Jesus never said it. He didn’t even say anything close to it. In fact, it’s SO absent from Jesus’ teaching that the phrase threatens to derail our heart.

Join us as we unpack what “sin” really means, why it matters, and how shifting our focus to love— plain and simple— can transform ourselves and others.