2026-08-02: This Sunday, we continue our Hall of Faith series as we look at the life of Noah. Together, we’ll explore the heart of a God who grieves over a broken world, yet never stops pursuing His people. We discover that God’s delight in Noah reveals His invitation for each of us to walk closely with Him today.

2026-07-26: Have you ever found yourself running from your past, from a difficult conversation, from hurt, or even from God? This Sunday, we'll explore the life of Jacob, a man who spent years on the run before discovering that God was calling him back. Before Jacob could face his brother Esau, he had to wrestle with God and discover a new identity. All are welcome as we explore this powerful story of grace, transformation, and the question we all must answer: What are you running from, and what is God calling you to return to?

2026-07-19: This week is week two of our summer series, “Hall of Faith,” where today we're looking at parts of the story of Abraham and Sarah. While God used Abraham and Sarah in miraculous ways, their struggles to understand what God had called them to, their need to wait on God for decades, and their returning to faith in God again and again are all aspects of faith any follower of Jesus is familiar with. We look to them because while faith is a gift, it does not shield us from struggle, and they teach us how to keep fixing our eyes on Jesus in our own journey.

2026-07-12: Moses is remembered as one of the greatest people in the Bible, yet his story is marked by failure, disappointment, and forty years in the wilderness. So what made his life extraordinary? This Sunday, we'll explore why so many of us settle for lives that are smaller than the purpose God has for us—and how God often does His greatest work in us before He does His greatest work through us.

2026-06-28: When we look at the darkness in our world, it's easy to ask, "What's wrong?" But perhaps a better question is, "Where is the light?" In this message, we'll explore Jesus' vision of the church as a city on a hill, a people who reflect His love so clearly that others are drawn toward God. Come discover how the church is called to be a beacon of hope today and a glimpse of the coming Kingdom where God's light will make all things new.

2026-06-21: What if your deepest identity isn't what you do, but whose you are? From an abandoned infant in Ezekiel to the wedding feast in Revelation, we'll trace the story of a God who pursues, claims, and is preparing his people for something far better than we've imagined. Join us as we discover what it means to be the Bride of Christ.

2026-06-14: When most people think of church, they think of a place to go. The New Testament paints a very different picture. It describes the church as the Body of Christ—a living, connected, breath-filled entity through whom Jesus continues His work in the world. Join us this Sunday as we discover what it means to belong, why every part matters, and how finding our place in His body helps us become who we were created to be.

2026-06-07: After healing a blind man, Jesus turns to the image of sheep and shepherds to reveal a deeper truth about humanity: we are all sheep in need of a shepherd. But why sheep? Why a shepherd? As we continue our series on “The Church,” we’ll explore John 10 and discover what it means to belong to the flock of God — one flock under one Shepherd.

2026-05-31: Family can be one of the most beautiful parts of life… and one of the most complicated. This week, we’ll look at a surprising moment in Jesus’ ministry where He asks a question that challenges everything people thought they knew about family, belonging, and who’s truly “in.” As we continue our series on "The Church", we will explore the kind of family Jesus came to establish.

2026-05-24: “What do you mean by ‘church’?” For many of us, the word comes loaded with assumptions—buildings, services, traditions, or institutions. But is that what Jesus had in mind? Jesus didn’t come simply to start a religion or create an organization. So what was He building?