The “JESUS.” banner that we hung back in the day was our way of making sure everyone knew we were all about Jesus. 

In a time and age where people hesitate to share who they follow, may we never be ashamed to put Jesus first in everything—that He is the one we follow and live by. 

Let us come together over the next four weeks to discover what it truly means to know Jesus as Lord—and how this truth shapes our daily lives.

The “JESUS.” banner that we hung back in the day was our way of making sure everyone knew we were all about Jesus. 

In a time and age where people hesitate to share who they follow, may we never be ashamed to put Jesus first in everything—that He is the one we follow and live by. 

Let us come together over the next four weeks to discover what it truly means to know Jesus as Lord—and how this truth shapes our daily lives.

The “JESUS.” banner that we hung back in the day was our way of making sure everyone knew we were all about Jesus. 

In a time and age where people hesitate to share who they follow, may we never be ashamed to put Jesus first in everything—that He is the one we follow and live by. 

Let us come together over the next four weeks to discover what it truly means to know Jesus as Lord—and how this truth shapes our daily lives.

The “JESUS.” banner that we hung back in the day was our way of making sure everyone knew we were all about Jesus. 

In a time and age where people hesitate to share who they follow, may we never be ashamed to put Jesus first in everything—that He is the one we follow and live by. 

Let us come together over the next four weeks to discover what it truly means to know Jesus as Lord—and how this truth shapes our daily lives.

Rest is a promise available for everyone. Many try to find rest by going places, isolating, and reflecting. 

This Holy Week, may we find ourselves resting in Christ—where we are and will always be in a place of grace; a place where we will receive what God intends for our good, even if we don’t deserve it.

Rest is a promise available for everyone. Many try to find rest by going places, isolating, and reflecting. 

This Holy Week, may we find ourselves resting in Christ—where we are and will always be in a place of grace; a place where we will receive what God intends for our good, even if we don’t deserve it.

How many times have we wavered when faced with insurmountable odds?

While we can try to endure life’s challenges on our own terms and strength, many times, it makes us grow tired and weary, too.

Here’s the good news:

There is something that goes beyond mere resilience. It is faith—it is counterintuitive and overcoming.

It allows us to endure, despite all the reasons we can think of, and despite it all.

We invite you, along with your family and friends, to join us in our worship services, and together, let’s trust God amidst the impossible!

How many times have we wavered when faced with insurmountable odds?

While we can try to endure life’s challenges on our own terms and strength, many times, it makes us grow tired and weary, too.

Here’s the good news:

There is something that goes beyond mere resilience. It is faith—it is counterintuitive and overcoming.

It allows us to endure, despite all the reasons we can think of, and despite it all.

We invite you, along with your family and friends, to join us in our worship services, and together, let’s trust God amidst the impossible!