Weekend Messages

We all long for the truth. There is something built deep within us that makes us want to know where we came from, where we are going, and ultimately what is our purpose. We believe as Christians that all of this can be found in scripture and that fulfillment comes through a relationship with God through Jesus Christ. In this series we are taking the entirety of the Bible and teaching you God's story in 6 small phases. This series is meant to educate and equip followers of Christ to to know God's redemptive story, and teach it in a way that gives you confidence to share the gospel. So be prepared to hear the Truth of our God.

We all long for the truth. There is something built deep within us that makes us want to know where we came from, where we are going, and ultimately what is our purpose. We believe as Christians that all of this can be found in scripture and that fulfillment comes through a relationship with God through Jesus Christ. In this series we are taking the entirety of the Bible and teaching you God's story in 6 small phases. This series is meant to educate and equip followers of Christ to to know God's redemptive story, and teach it in a way that gives you confidence to share the gospel. So be prepared to hear the Truth of our God.

The Bible often uses the symbol of family to illustrate God's love for and relationship with His people: God is referred to as our Heavenly Father, the Church is described as Christ's Bride, and God's people call each other brothers and sisters. This sermon series explores the idea of a healthy and godly family and gives biblical instruction for parents, children, spouses, and stewards.

The Bible often uses the symbol of family to illustrate God's love for and relationship with His people: God is referred to as our Heavenly Father, the Church is described as Christ's Bride, and God's people call each other brothers and sisters. This sermon series explores the idea of a healthy and godly family and gives biblical instruction for parents, children, spouses, and stewards.

The Bible often uses the symbol of family to illustrate God's love for and relationship with His people: God is referred to as our Heavenly Father, the Church is described as Christ's Bride, and God's people call each other brothers and sisters. This sermon series explores the idea of a healthy and godly family and gives biblical instruction for parents, children, spouses, and stewards.

The Bible often uses the symbol of family to illustrate God's love for and relationship with His people: God is referred to as our Heavenly Father, the Church is described as Christ's Bride, and God's people call each other brothers and sisters. This sermon series explores the idea of a healthy and godly family and gives biblical instruction for parents, children, spouses, and stewards.

The Bible often uses the symbol of family to illustrate God's love for and relationship with His people: God is referred to as our Heavenly Father, the Church is described as Christ's Bride, and God's people call each other brothers and sisters. This sermon series explores the idea of a healthy and godly family and gives biblical instruction for parents, children, spouses, and stewards.

There are many things in life that are repeated so often, people begin to think they must have come from the Bible. Phrases like: "God wants you to be happy" or "Work hard and the Lord will bless you" seem like familiar phrases that must have come from the Bible, but the truth is… Jesus Never Said That!

There are many things in life that are repeated so often, people begin to think they must have come from the Bible. Phrases like: "God wants you to be happy" or "Work hard and the Lord will bless you" seem like familiar phrases that must have come from the Bible, but the truth is… Jesus Never Said That!

There are many things in life that are repeated so often, people begin to think they must have come from the Bible. Phrases like: "God wants you to be happy" or "Work hard and the Lord will bless you" seem like familiar phrases that must have come from the Bible, but the truth is… Jesus Never Said That!