Sunday is Palm Sunday, a morning filled with hopes and aspirations as we look forward to Easter. Looking at the story from the New Testament, we will see the expectations of Jesus’ followers compared to the expectations of Jesus, how the people responded, and what we can learn from it for our lives!

Buckle your seat belts—Sunday is almost here! This week, we'll have a morning of extended worship, and you won't want to miss it! During our time together, we'll pause to pray for everyone who is coming to our home for Easter, and we'll have a dedicated time for healing prayer. God is moving, and I'm confident He will continue moving in our midst this Sunday!

Buckle your seat belts—Sunday is almost here! This week, we'll have a morning of extended worship, and you won't want to miss it! During our time together, we'll pause to pray for everyone who is coming to our home for Easter, and we'll have a dedicated time for healing prayer. God is moving, and I'm confident He will continue moving in our midst this Sunday!

This Sunday, we continue our series, “Increase,” focusing on the 40 days leading to Easter and the beginning of Lent. We’ll discuss the primary word that should define our spiritual lives and the intentionality required to make it a reality. We will focus on 2 Chronicles 15 and Asa’s leadership in guiding Israel to become the people God longed for them to be.

This Sunday, we continue our series, “Increase,” focusing on the 40 days to Easter and the beginning of Lent. We'll explore Acts 10, examining Lent's meaning and how humility opens us to deeper spiritual life.

On Sunday, we begin our new series, “Increase," focusing our attention on the 40 days of Lent leading up to Easter. We will base our discussions on John 3:30, where John the Baptist says, “He must increase, but I must decrease". This week, we will focus on the meaning of Lent and how our diminishment is a gift to our spiritual life!

This week we look at the paradox of our faith in Jesus. We are called to live in two worlds. We’re called to passionately live with God’s presence in Christ and compassionately live with those around us in the world. How are you living out what seems to be a contradictions? How do you live in the paradox of following Jesus?

On Sunday, we wrap up our series, “The Everyday,” by looking at the interesting ripple effect of sin in the lives of Joshua and the people of God. It’s not what you expect, but you will easily be able to identify with it!

On Sunday, we'll focus on Joshua 7, where "The Everyday" takes a turn for the worse.

This Sunday will be a morning of worship. We will focus on Joshua 6 and how God’s people embraced a faith that brought down the walls of Jericho.