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This week Josh Thames reminds us of the virus within all of us, our sin nature. But we have hope and freedom in the truth of the gospel.

How should we approach gathering together in public after weeks of sheltering at home? God’s word has something to say about this and it has more to do with our manners than our methods.

Sometimes we don’t realize how much we need something until we are to go without it. The shelter in place orders from COVID-19 have made us realize more than ever that we need to be connected to other people in order to thrive. This week we dive into the importance of staying connected to one another in times of crisis.

There has never been a better opportunity to a make a difference in people’s lives than right now. Campus Pastor Tyler Briggs teaches us how to get started in the weeks message.

This week, Campus Pastor Tyler Briggs talks about how to make the most of your time during the COVID 19 crisis.

Catch our first Wednesday evening service from Campus Pastor Tyler Briggs. In the midst of COVID-19, how can we have peace in crisis?

In this week's message, Campus Pastor, Tyler Briggs, takes a look a 2 Corinthians 1:3-7 which guides us to find comfort that moves us outside the comfort of our homes to come alongside others.

Are there any areas of your life that are difficult right now? Areas where you are tempted to throw in the towel and quit? As we continue our series, This is the Life, Tyler Briggs teaches us about perseverance and its importance in the midst of the trouble, hardship, and suffering of this world.

Can you get anything you want if you pray with enough faith and persistence? We answer that question and more in this weeks sermon as we look at Matthew 7:7-11.

This Sunday we looked at what Jesus meant when he said, “judge not,” and it’s not what it seems at face value. In this message we answered three questions: What does it mean to judge not? How do you judge rightly? And when is it time to move on?