What can we learn from a positive pregnancy test? Probably a lot of things, but the most important lesson we learn is how faithful we'll be over such a small beginning. Jesus told His followers in Luke 16:10 that how we are now with little things is an indicator of how we'll be later with bigger things. He's birthing revival, and that means He's looking for those who do now with a little what they hope to do later with a lot.

"Where do babies come from?" It's a question that can strike fear in every parent, and yet it's the one question that we must understand if we're going to give birth to revival. The answer is so much more than biology, and nothing will be the same when we understand it.

Join us as we bring in the new year with praise, worship, communion, and prayer.

Join us for the final message in our Christmas series and celebrate the homecoming. Prodigals full of doubt, regret, and pain will find themselves seated at a place prepared JUST FOR THEM. This is good news of great joy because we're all prodigals, and we all have a place at the table!

Why does God allow pain? How can He let us hurt and still be good? Today, we talk about pain and how God can help us find purpose in it. PLUS, it's THE BIG GIVE! Today, we'll give away 100% of our special offering to help families and non-profits in our area.

Join us as we kick off "I'll Be Home for Christmas" and lean into how God is calling prodigals home all over the world. Spoiler alert! We're ALL prodigals.

It's our last Mission Sunday of the year, and we're hearing from Scott and Cathy Miller, NCAG missionaries, about how much God loves the people of GERMANY!

In the finale of our Floodgates series, Paul wrapped it up by talking about faithfulness, and how this final key opens the door for more. More opportunity, more influence, and more blessings than we could ever hope or want to contain.

Jesus had a lot to say about forgiveness, but some of the most shocking statements came during a teaching about a man who was forgiven billions and still demanded dollars. You may be surprised how much you and that man have in common. Most of us are.

We overcome by the blood of the Lamb and the word of our testimony, and we believe that when we tell our stories, God gets glory and others find grace.