We wrap up our "Change" series with testimonies from our church family on ways that God has used significant changes in life to transform them.

Pastor Chad closes out the "Change" series this week with a reminder that we are responsible for what we do with our freedom, but that if or when we lose that freedom, God calls us as His Church to help each other lovingly gain our freedom back.

We continue in our study through the book of Galatians looking at Paul's encouragement of how believers should live out their freedom in Christ.

In part 3 of our "Change" series, Chad reminds us that rules were never meant to "clean us up" so that we can be right with God, but instead were meant to point us to what we truly need.

This week we continue our series through Paul's letter to the church in Galatia, entitled "Change". In today's sermon, Chad takes us through chapter two, looking at how as Jesus followers, we all have to make the change from holding on to tradition to holding on to truth.

This week we begin a new series through Paul's letter to the church in Galatia, entitled "Change". In today's sermon, Chad takes us through chapter one, looking at how quickly the Galatian church had begun to believe the teachings of false teachers. Out of love for God and a heart to lovingly serve others, Paul boldly addressed this issue, and reminds us of the importance of having hearts set on pleasing God, not people.

"Who do YOU say that I am?" This was Christ's question to His followers, and a question He still asks today. The world has many ideas about who Jesus is...a good teacher, a rebel, a trouble maker, a liar...but who do YOU say Jesus is? We look at this thought provoking question in today's message.

We begin a new series today entitled "Questions", a look at three different critical questions that Jesus asked. Our first stop is in John chapter 5, where Jesus asks a crippled man if he wants to be well, and although the answer may seem obvious, we find that there is much more under the surface to that seemingly simple question.

In the final message from our "True North" series, Josh Phillips reminds us of the importance of making time to be in God's Word, to allow it to speak to us, and to act upon what it says.

As we continue looking at what it means to be in a growing relationship with the Lord Jesus, we dive into what it looks like practically to share our faith with others to offer them the hope we've found in Jesus.