The days following the resurrection of Jesus and His ascension into heaven were full of excitement and uncertainty. The apostles worked hard to not only spread the good news of Jesus but also bring structure and order to the newly found congregations. Today we look at how the church began and events that changed it in the years after.

Today we learn about the origin story of the Bible. the Bible can be intimidating. A lot of that intimidation can come from the fact that most of us don’t know where it came from and how it got here. Is it something that can be trusted? What do we do when critics challenge its validity. Tune in today to learn what the Bible is, how it came to be, and how it is applicable for us today.

Today we continue our series Origin Stories. Every time you encounter a hero or villain in a comic book, there is an origin story that defines why they are who they are.

Last week we talked out our origin stories and how God wants to use them for good. This week we look at the fact that we are writing the origin story of our future selves. What will we wish we had done when we look back at our lives? Paul talks about this in Galatians as he challenges us to sow and reap in the things that matter.

Today we begin our new series Origin Stories. Every time you encounter a hero or villain in a comic book, there is an origin story that defines why they are who they are.

In this first installment, we look at the role pain and suffering shapes who we are today - and how God can redeem it for His purposes.

This week we have a stand alone message because Sunday was Vision Sunday! This is our time each year to focus and refocus our attention on what God wants us to do in the coming year.

In this message we share why we do what we do and how God has promises for us all.

In this installment of our 2-week series Fresh Start, we look at HOW Paul proposed we grow. 

In this 2-part series, we’re going to look at what God wants to get into us in this new year and how he wants to do it.

If you want to grow closer to God in this new season, if you want to discover the tools to help you live out the life God has called you to live, then tune in these next two Sundays.

This first message is all about what God wants to get into you. Paul prayed 4 prayers for the churches in the letters of Colossians, Philippians and Ephesians. These prayers are critical for us to understand what it takes to live the life God has called us to live.

Today we explore the person of King David. What made him a man after God’s own heart.

We might make the mistake and believe that David was perfect and had it all together. If you know the story of David, you know that couldn’t be any further from the truth.

There is a clue, however, when we take David and compare him with his predecessor King Saul. What made those two individuals so markedly different?

Everyday we turn on the news and see death, destruction, division, and deception. The enemy can easily lie to us and lead us to believe that God is silent, that is not at work, or that situations are too far gone for God to redeem.

The book of Ruth runs counter to that perception. It teaches us that no matter what we see going on around us, we can trust that God is working out things for our good behind the scenes.

What do the characters in the genealogy fo Christ tell us about what we can believe about God and what we can believe Him for.

It is easy to think we aren’t making much of a difference. So much of life now is about achieving a platform, finding social status, being a influencer, amassing followers, likes, and shares. But if that is not our reality, how can we know that God is using us at all?

Today we discover the unlikely story of a father and son who most of us know nothing about, but in the Jewish tradition, made a tremendous impact.