Have you ever seen the heavens broken open?
Today’s worship is special: we celebrate the Confirmation of a bunch of our youth— claiming the reality of their baptism. And we’ll do it while hearing the story of when Jesus himself was baptized.

Everyone's family tree has some interesting branches. Some we celebrate, others we'd rather forget.

But in God's hands, even the most complicated family histories can become channels of grace. This Sunday, explore how Jesus' own family tree shows us that God delights in transforming our messy pasts into stories of redemption.

Join us as we discover how our own family stories, with all their complexities, fit into God's greater story of Christmas and salvation.

In this special sermon, the focus is on Joseph's side of the Christmas story as told in Matthew's gospel. The sermon explores Joseph's difficult decision when he finds out Mary is pregnant, his compassion and righteousness, and the monumental choice between doing the hard thing or the harder thing. Through deep reflections and personal stories, it highlights the importance and challenges of saying yes to God, giving up control, comfort, and convenience, and opening oneself up to blessings beyond imagination. Join us as we dive into Joseph's experience and find inspiration for our own lives.

What do you expect this Christmas?

Christmas isn’t just about what happened 2,000 years ago, it’s about what we expect to happen today. Jesus didn’t just come, he IS COMING. And when you let that expectation shape your life, it changes everything.

Join us this morning at 9 and 10:30, in person or online, as we raise our expectations high for what Jesus will do this season!

Ever try to buy happiness? Did it work?
Any craftsperson knows that you have to use the right tool for the right purpose. Money is a tool that most of us don’t use well— or at least not always for the right purpose.
There’s a better way!
Join us as we hear an ancient tip from Jesus— a difficult tip, but one that has the potential to set us free!

Jesus talked more about money than he did about prayer, yet the lofty idea of a “tithe” is the only way some churches ever talk about it.
Join us to catch a vision for a better way to think about what you give. And the best part— as we saw last week, your heart will follow!

When you die, hopefully many years from now, what do you want your obituary to say?

Most of us want to be known less for WHAT we did and more for WHO we were. Yet, we spend far too little cultivating the things that really matter.

Join us as we start a new series designed to grow us into the BEST kind of people. Come and learn to be truly GENEROUS— of heart, time, energy, resources, and soul!

Join us as we finish the Do Unto Others series what may be the simplest but most profound “todo” you’ve ever received!

Today’s sermon will be the best sermon that’s ever been offered to God.

Ok, maybe not… we’re talking about humility. 🤣

The Do Unto Others series is showing us how to live a Jesus-like life in a season of political division all around us. Humility may be an important virtue, BUT, that word may not mean exactly what you think.