If God created us to be in relationship, then why are there so many that are strained or broken? Every day we face the challenge of misunderstandings, lack of trust, stretched boundaries, and accusations. Join us for a new series, Fractured, as we look to understand why so many relationships are just plain hard. And what we can do to make them better or restore them.

If God created us to be in relationship, then why are there so many that are strained or broken? Every day we face the challenge of misunderstandings, lack of trust, stretched boundaries, and accusations. Join us for a new series, Fractured, as we look to understand why so many relationships are just plain hard. And what we can do to make them better or restore them.

Do you ever feel like you should be reading and enjoying the Bible more? Is your usual method of scripture engagement feeling a bit stale? Have you never really given Bible study a try before because you have no idea where to start? Whether you’ve participated in the past or not, check out our latest Equipping the Church course this fall as we continue our discipleship journey with, Living Words. In this four-week course, we’ll gather together for large group teaching, small group discussion, and be provided resources to help us engage with and apply lessons from scripture on our own.

If God created us to be in relationship, then why are there so many that are strained or broken? Every day we face the challenge of misunderstandings, lack of trust, stretched boundaries, and accusations. Join us for a new series, Fractured, as we look to understand why so many relationships are just plain hard. And what we can do to make them better or restore them.

Where do you go to get answers to big questions? What is your source for wisdom and hope during both encouraging seasons and ones of doubt? The “word of God” has been a trusted source for centuries. And yet, it has also been one of conflict and debate for just as long. So, do we trust the Bible? Join us for a new series as we look at The Word to discover who it was written to, who it’s for today, and how we can learn to depend on it as the key source of authority in our lives.

Where do you go to get answers to big questions? What is your source for wisdom and hope during both encouraging seasons and ones of doubt? The “word of God” has been a trusted source for centuries. And yet, it has also been one of conflict and debate for just as long. So, do we trust the Bible? Join us for a new series as we look at The Word to discover who it was written to, who it’s for today, and how we can learn to depend on it as the key source of authority in our lives.

Where do you go to get answers to big questions? What is your source for wisdom and hope during both encouraging seasons and ones of doubt? The “word of God” has been a trusted source for centuries. And yet, it has also been one of conflict and debate for just as long. So, do we trust the Bible? Join us for a new series as we look at The Word to discover who it was written to, who it’s for today, and how we can learn to depend on it as the key source of authority in our lives.

Where do you go to get answers to big questions? What is your source for wisdom and hope during both encouraging seasons and ones of doubt? The “word of God” has been a trusted source for centuries. And yet, it has also been one of conflict and debate for just as long. So, do we trust the Bible? Join us for a new series as we look at The Word to discover who it was written to, who it’s for today, and how we can learn to depend on it as the key source of authority in our lives.

No matter where you are in life, God never gives up on you. We’re all sinners, saved by grace. And, whether you’re a prodigal or a Pharasee, He longs to say, “Welcome home.” Join us for a new series in which we’ll explore the true meaning of grace and the dangers of pride through the eyes of the three characters in one of the most familiar of Jesus’ stories, the Parable of the Prodigal Son.

No matter where you are in life, God never gives up on you. We’re all sinners, saved by grace. And, whether you’re a prodigal or a Pharasee, He longs to say, “Welcome home.” Join us for a new series in which we’ll explore the true meaning of grace and the dangers of pride through the eyes of the three characters in one of the most familiar of Jesus’ stories, the Parable of the Prodigal Son.