Pastors Dary and John share church-wide and also campus-specific vision for the new year.

God is more committed to your flourishing than you are. Don't you want to see that?? Trust him and let Jesus grow his righteousness grow in you and through you.

What was the next day like for the shepherds? Or for Mary and Joseph? Gathering together for a single service after the celebration of Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, we’ll take this opportunity to explore living in the ‘ordinary after the extraordinary’.

Especially at Christmastime, we get to celebrate in wonder that the light has come and we do not need to walk or stumble around in the darkness. Jesus is the light of the whole world, a light we all so desperately need!

God desires to connect with us and we can know this through the Christmas Story. Join Pastor Foth for this special Christmas service.

In this week’s 2 part message, we encounter the power and the posture of a God who makes the impossible a reality! As we come to grips with his greatness, we’re going to find ourselves asking the question: Why would this great God pursue me? Our prayer is that the answer would continue to stir awe and wonder and worship!

At Christmastime we joyously celebrate that God’s love came SO FAR to rescue us. But so little about that vast distance is understood. It’s unexplored. Unfathomed. That’s the big task we’re going to start with, to set the stage for these weeks of Advent. We’re going to try to find the jaw-dropping awe and wonder in the furthest journey ever traveled, “From Cosmos to Cradle”.

Pastor Dick Foth shares a very special Thanksgiving message with us this weekend. Please join us for his message entitled "A Grateful Heart"

The resilience – the integrity – the ‘wholeness’ of your faith as we’ve been talking about throughout this entire series, is tested and proven amidst hardships – like sickness. In a season where this is particularly relevant, we look at the way the local church has always found ways to head towards those suffering illness with the love and power of Jesus.

Whole people trust God for tomorrow - ‘Trust God’ being the emphasis of this title, not ‘for tomorrow’, because James’s point is that that isn’t promised. But one thing that is promised - that we especially trust God for - is that Jesus WILL return. So ‘Live beyond the mist’ (James 4:14)!