Salvation is just the beginning. God continues His work in us every day. In our final message, we’ll explore Philippians 1:3-6 & 4:15-16 and discover how to embrace God’s ongoing transformation in our lives.

Conviction isn’t about guilt—it’s about transformation. This week, we’ll study 2 Corinthians 7:9-11 & John 16:8 and see how true repentance leads to freedom and restoration in Christ. Join us as we unpack what it means to be cleansed and forgiven.

Adam and Eve’s fall reminds us that self-reliance leads to shame—but God’s grace restores. Join us as we explore Genesis 3:22-26 and learn how to move from self-dependence to God’s grace.

The cross changes everything. No matter how deep our sin, God’s grace is greater. This week, we’ll look at Romans 3:22-26 and celebrate the gift of justification through faith in Christ. Come experience the power of God’s redeeming love!

Sin doesn’t just affect us—it has corrupted all of creation. But God’s plan includes restoring everything through Christ. Join us as we explore Romans 8:20-23 and discover the hope we have in redemption.

Sin is more than just bad choices—it’s a deep spiritual problem that affects us all. Join us as we dive into Romans 1:21-28 and uncover the weight of sin, why it separates us from God, and how Christ offers true freedom. Don’t miss this powerful start to our series!

Loneliness is real, even in our churches. But the early church showed us a different way—one of deep fellowship, generosity, and purpose in Christ. Let’s discover how to build meaningful connections and grow together in faith!

Love isn’t just a feeling—it’s the defining mark of a disciple. In a world full of broken relationships, how can we truly love like Christ? Week 4 of "You Don’t Complete Me" brings everything together as we explore what real, sacrificial love looks like in our everyday lives.

Singleness isn’t a waiting room—it’s a calling. Paul reminds us that whether single or married, our devotion to Christ comes first. What if singleness is a gift meant for a purpose, not just a season to endure? Let’s talk about it this Sunday in Week 2 of "You Don’t Complete Me".

Singleness isn’t a waiting room—it’s a calling. Paul reminds us that whether single or married, our devotion to Christ comes first. What if singleness is a gift meant for a purpose, not just a season to endure? Let’s talk about it this Sunday in Week 2 of "You Don’t Complete Me".