Tribulations or the unfairness of life is here to stay but as we look to Jesus and looking away from all that hinders we can find peace in Jesus through whatever the storms we face.

Walk the Talk is a six-week series about what actions we are called to take with the word of God based on Psalm 119. We want to build our desire to read the Word, store the Word in our hearts and minds, and pray the Word of God.

Walk the Talk is a six-week series about what actions we are called to take with the word of God based on Psalm 119. We want to build our desire to read the Word, store the Word in our hearts and minds, and pray the Word of God.

We’re on the second week of our series: Every Tribe, Every Nation! Our call as a church starts within our own communities, but it doesn’t stop there. We hope that one day every tribe, nation, tongue, and people can come together in worship for our amazing God.

Join us to begin our new series: Every Tribe, Every Nation!

Our call as a church starts within our own communities, but it doesn’t stop there. We hope that one day every tribe, nation, tongue, and people can come together in worship for our amazing God.

Walk the Talk is a six-week series about what the actions we are called to take on the word of God based on Psalm 119. We want to build our desire to read the Word, store the Word in our hearts and minds, and pray the Word of God.

Walk the Talk is a six-week series about what the actions we are called to take on the word of God based on Psalm 119. We want to build our desire to read the Word, store the Word in our hearts and minds, and pray the Word of God.

Walk the Talk is a six-week series about what the actions we are called to take on the word of God based on Psalm 119. We want to build our desire to read the Word, store the Word in our hearts and minds, and pray the Word of God.

If You Know, You Know (#IYKYK) is a two-week series about imparting God’s heart and truths to the next generation based on Psalm 78. Join us to talk about how one generation can inspire another to servant leadership.

Join us for a series break this week — let’s take a look at Mark 5:25-34 to see what it means to have faith in Jesus.