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.

Is productivity a trap? Why can we learn all the hacks, and listen to all the experts, yet still seem to get it wrong? Were we too busy chasing hard after the wrong things? Being productive isn’t necessarily bad, but is it always the right thing? Join us as we look at Jesus’ life and encounters to determine how to be fruitful. Don’t spend your life climbing a ladder to the top of a building only to realize one day that the ladder was leaning up against the wrong building.

Is productivity a trap? Why can we learn all the hacks, and listen to all the experts, yet still seem to get it wrong? Were we too busy chasing hard after the wrong things? Being productive isn’t necessarily bad, but is it always the right thing? Join us as we look at Jesus’ life and encounters to determine how to be fruitful. Don’t spend your life climbing a ladder to the top of a building only to realize one day that the ladder was leaning up against the wrong building.

We are bombarded with messages that happiness and satisfaction come from things like money, possessions, power, and popularity. But do any of those things actually produce true happiness? At most, they may provide a temporary high, or a fleeting moment of enjoyment. So, just what is true happiness? And what produces a sustaining joy in our lives? Join us for a new series, Happy, as we look at Jesus’ life and teachings to learn what true happiness is, how it’s produced, and what we can do to help it grow in our lives.

We are bombarded with messages that happiness and satisfaction come from things like money, possessions, power, and popularity. But do any of those things actually produce true happiness? At most, they may provide a temporary high, or a fleeting moment of enjoyment. So, just what is true happiness? And what produces a sustaining joy in our lives? Join us for a new series, Happy, as we look at Jesus’ life and teachings to learn what true happiness is, how it’s produced, and what we can do to help it grow in our lives.

We are bombarded with messages that happiness and satisfaction come from things like money, possessions, power, and popularity. But do any of those things actually produce true happiness? At most, they may provide a temporary high, or a fleeting moment of enjoyment. So, just what is true happiness? And what produces a sustaining joy in our lives? Join us for a new series, Happy, as we look at Jesus’ life and teachings to learn what true happiness is, how it’s produced, and what we can do to help it grow in our lives.

We are bombarded with messages that happiness and satisfaction come from things like money, possessions, power, and popularity. But do any of those things actually produce true happiness? At most, they may provide a temporary high, or a fleeting moment of enjoyment. So, just what is true happiness? And what produces a sustaining joy in our lives? Join us for a new series, Happy, as we look at Jesus’ life and teachings to learn what true happiness is, how it’s produced, and what we can do to help it grow in our lives.

“We’re having a baptism celebration!” You hear this a couple times per year at WCC. But what exactly is baptism? To many people, baptism is a confusing concept, but it doesn’t have to be that way. What does it mean when we say, “it’s an outward expression of an inward transformation?” One of the challenges to understanding baptism is that it isn’t about what we do. The outward act of getting baptized and the water are not creating a change for us – they are merely symbolic. Our desire is to keep it as simple and easy as possible. By sticking with the basics, we hope to free your mind to celebrate your life in Jesus Christ.

Have you ever defended someone close to you that others wrongly misjudged because they didn’t really know them? Could you do the same for Jesus? To this day, people still struggle to describe who He is. But, maybe the problem lies in trying to describe Him, when we should share more about our connection to Him?! Be encouraged and empowered to not just describe Jesus, but introduce Him through our new series, Who Is He. Let’s focus less on religion and more on relationship, as we discover why Jesus is worthy of our faith, hope, trust, and affection.