In 2021, we want to focus on getting back to the basics of our faith. That means recognizing some foundational truths about God and ourselves.

At some point in life, we've all been lost. And the reality is the grand story of humanity is one of lost and found. Everything is lost without God. Everything can be redeemed and found in Christ. Join us for a four-week series, Lost and Found.

Last week, we took a look back at 2020 and started to look forward to a new year. Now, we are faithfully reimagining what this year could look like. And we believe it all starts with a commitment to grow spiritually. So join our Executive Pastor John Smith and Communications Leader Bonni Mace for a conversation that will leave you asking more questions than finding answers.

Can you write a love letter to a year like 2020? Maybe not. But we do believe you can write some thank you notes. Join us as we look back on the year that's been and begin to reimagine what the year to come could look like.

This Christmas season, we've talked about seeing the darkness around us and choosing to leave the darkness. Now, it's time to understand that you have been given a sacred task on Earth: to be the light!

It can often feel like darkness surrounds us. This world can seem dim. But this Christmas season, you have a choice. You can leave the dark for the love of God's light!

This Christmas, we want to Light the Night! But before we can do that, we have to recognize that we live in a world of darkness. And that the only source of true light came in the form of a baby. The only source of true light is Jesus.

You are here for a purpose. His purpose. And you've been designed especially for it.

Gratitude. You'll hear a whole lot about it in the next week or so. But do you practice it? The Bible explicitly tells us to, yet today we'll discover there are three major roadblocks to enjoying and experiencing gratitude on a daily basis.

There is a whole lot of uncertainty in life right now. But God is still speaking and calling us to act on his behalf. So how do we find clarity in the noise? Obey him! And it all begins with being born again.