God invites ordinary people to participate in His extraordinary plan - and our response determines whether we are spectators or contributors.

When God seems quiet or absent, He is still present and actively working, often building faith, preparing believers, or workings in ways that we cannot see.

God invites us to bring our questions - and He gives us evidence to trust that the story of Jesus is absolutely true.

You find your God-given purpose not by waiting for a bigger moment, but by faithfully pouring yourself out in love, trust, and service right where God has placed you.

God doesn't shame us for our anxiety; He meets us in it. Through prayer, perspective, and the promises of His Word, we can experience peace that surpasses understanding - even when life feels overwhelming.

Gossip may seem harmless, but Scripture reveals it as a heart issue that destroys trust, divides community, and dishonors God. When our words tear others down, we step out of step with the Spirit. God calls us to use our words to heal, not to harm.

Join us for a mission focus look into Psalm 67 with our guest speaker from GNPI.

Jesus weeps because He longs for people to experience the peace, purity, and presence of God— but when we harden our hearts or misplace our priorities, we miss the very Savior who came to save us.

Jesus is the King who deserves our praise – not because He gives us what we want, but because He is who we need.

Our guest speaker Rusty Hedger continues our series in Luke 19 with the Parable of the Ten Minas. Jesus is going to come back one day and he's going to ask what did you do with what I gave you?