Today, we come together to express our gratitude to God for both His ongoing work and the blessings He has already bestowed upon us. Join us as Pastor Jack Clay reflects on how the Pilgrims gave thanks to God during the first Thanksgiving.

Today, we gathered to give thanks to God for what He is doing and what He has done! When Jesus ascended He wasn't finished. Jesus continues to work. Specifically, according to Mark 16:19-20, Jesus continues to work in and through His disciples who go out to proclaim the gospel everywhere. Join us as we give thanks for the works of Jesus!

God is the author of family! He has given families a divine purpose. But Satan hates the family and wants to destroy it. Ultimately, God's plan is that we would work together to build strong Christian families that fulfill God's purpose. What is a strong Christian family? What is our part in building strong Christian families?

Have you ever considered how Mark's gospel ends contrasting the love of the apostles and the love of the women who followed Jesus as His disciples? In this message, we will. And may it challenge us concerning our love for Him.

What does the burial of Jesus reveal about the gospel? How are those gospel truths demonstrated, and what makes them relevant to us today?

While hanging on the cross, Jesus asked, "My God, My God, why have You forsaken Me?" Today, Pastor Jerry Wells will lead us to ask three important questions about Jesus' question on the cross.

We are working together to be like Jesus & to help others become like Him. Jesus's mission was focused on RELATIONSHIPS. We believe Church is a team sport, and the objective is making disciples of Jesus relationally (Matthew 18:18-20, Matthew 4:19)

Jesus did not just die on the cross so our sins could be forgiven; He bore our sin and shame. Join us as Pastor Brandon Werner leads us through Mark 15:1-32.

When Peter denied Jesus, their eyes met. What do we do when we feel like our sin defines us? When Peter failed, Jesus had a plan to restore him. Listen as Pastor Britt leads us to study Mark 14:66-72.