Join us as we begin our new series, "Mountains & Valleys." This Sunday we study an unfamiliar passage in Joel 2, in which God promises to restore everything that the locust has stolen. For many individuals, and for our church collectively, it has been a difficult season. However, throughout the Scriptures, God promises to bring good, abundance, blessing at times. How can we endure when those seasons aren't upon us, and how can we anticipate, and even receive these abundant harvests from God? Join us as we begin the new year together!

Join us for a special Christmas Gathering as we conclude our Uniquely Jesus series. This week, we study the most unique story in human history, the birth of the Son of God! Though likely a familiar story, each reading should be unique to our souls simply because of the reality of what we're reading. So join us as we meditate on the wonder of God becoming man.

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12/18/22 Uniquely Jesus - The Wise Men - Tory Mayo by The Well

Join us this Sunday as we dive into the healing of a widow’s son. This story seems obscure in nature, but is loaded with truth for our life. As Jesus shows up (randomly) into a seemingly impossible situation, He brings life where there was death. Similarly, as we allow Jesus to show up in our lives, He can bring this same measure of life if we’d allow Him. The question is, are we looking for a miracle only, or are we looking for God? Join us as we dive into the Word together.

Join us as we talk about why it's important to keep our eyes on Christ as a church, how we keep our eyes on Christ, and what we can believe about Jesus when are spiritually afflicted.

As we kick off our first Sunday at Eastside we continue in our Uniquely Jesus series. This week we study the story of Peter walking on water. Peter, though having enough faith to get out of the boat and walk on water, didn't have enough faith to keep him there! What does it look like to truly have faith in Jesus, and how does this prepare us for the storms and trials in our lives? Join us as we continue to fix our eyes on Jesus together.

Too often we think our works justify us before God, rather than grow in humility to truly take hold of the full grace of the gospel Jesus offers.

When we become more aware of and grateful for the gift of our very own salvation, we desire that this same grace be extended to others.

Learn to invest in eternal things that actually matter, rather than spend all our efforts trying to build up earthly riches that are sure to perish.

Travis DeLuna teaches from Mark 24:26-29.