The challenges that faced the first century church are the same as the challenges that face us today. Last week we addressed how three of the seven churches struggled with cultural assimilation. This week we will look at the challenge that the other churches had with complacency and persecution.

As we learned last week, the book of Revelation was first and foremost written to seven churches. It was written to them, but it is for us. Even though almost two millennia have passed since the letter was penned, we see that the threats and challenges to the church then are the same exact things we still face now.

Apocalypse. What comes to mind when you hear that word? Good news or bad news? The last book of the Bible is an apocalypse, and it's good news. Many have tried to turn this book into something it isn’t, leading to much confusion and misunderstanding. When we read it with the right lens it becomes a powerful book that speaks to us in our present moment today. Join us this week as we start our new series on the book of Revelation, The Good News Apocalypse.

If we want to experience more of God's presence, we need to let him break the boxes of our limiting beliefs. Join us for a very insightful message from our guest speaker Brad Huebert.

Do you ever have moments where you’re reactions and responses surprise you? Do you ever feel stuck on the same issues and are discouraged that you can’t seem to move forward? Over time we all experience challenges, from choices we’ve made and the choices that have been made by others that effect us. Would you like to move beyond those things and continue to grow into the person that God has called you to be? If you’re interested in being a part of this courageous journey of transformation join us this Sunday as we continue our series Break Every Chain.

Do you ever have moments where you’re reactions and responses surprise you? Do you ever feel stuck on the same issues and are discouraged that you can’t seem to move forward? Over time we all experience challenges, from choices we’ve made and the choices that have been made by others that effect us. Would you like to move beyond those things and continue to grow into the person that God has called you to be? Join as we continue this courageous journey of transformation this Sunday as we Break Every Chain.

Do you ever have moments where you’re reactions and responses surprise you? Do you ever feel stuck on the same issues and are discouraged that you can’t seem to move forward? Over time we all experience challenges, from choices we’ve made and the choices that have been made by others that affect us. Would you like to move beyond those things and continue to grow into the person that God has called you to be? If you’re interested in being a part of this courageous journey of transformation join us for our new series - Break Every Chain.

This Christmas Eve we pondered the truth that Jesus is the light of the world, even when it can seem dark. But even though God’s light is seen most clearly in Jesus it doesn’t stop there. Jesus said of us: “you are the light of the world”. Are followers of Jesus known for being lights in a dark world? If not why is that? Join us for a short message as we explore this question and look ahead to being more intentional with this calling in 2023.

"A thrill of hope...a weary world rejoices." The lyrics to this famous Christmas carol are just as relevant today as they were the very first Christmas. In spite of the weariness that we and our world experience, the light of Christmas continues to give us hope today.

We talk about putting our trust in God but don’t often think about God trusting us. In the Christmas story, we see clearly the characteristics of those God trusts and those he doesn’t. Join us this week as we conclude our series and look at Christmas through the eyes of Herod.