The passover was just the beginning of God bringing His people from death to life. Through Jesus, the people of God experience deliverance out of bondage and the promise of His presence that is available for every generation.

The death and resurrection of Jesus Christ changed everything. The empty tomb represents hope, healing, new beginnings, and dead things being raised to new life!

In Part 2 of our sermon series, The Lion & The Lamb, Pastor Caleb connects Palm Sunday and the triumphant entrance of Jesus into Jerusalem to the sacrificial passover lambs. We are invited to behold the Lamb of God!

This week Pastor Caleb kicks off our new sermon series: The Lion & The Lamb. By looking at Revelation 5 and Genesis 49 we learn that God's kingdom is a "both-and" kingdom. He is both the Lion and the Lamb!

In this Sunday's message, Pastor Caleb unpacks what it looks like to walk with uncommon integrity in the midst of common temptation. We are called to be wholeheartedly devoted to God no matter the circumstances we are facing.

In this Sunday's Message, Pastor Caleb speaks on Matthew 5:6 where Scripture tells us that those who hunger and thirst for righteousness will be satisfied. This spiritual hunger is the catalyst for revival in our lives as we intentionally pursue the presence of God.

In this Sunday's message, Pastor Isaac speaks on moving from faith to faith and glory to glory. God calls us to live in persistent faith which is perfected in obedience to Him.

In this Sunday's message, Pastor John speaks on the peace of God which surpasses all understanding that is found in Jesus. This peace brings wholeness, and freedom from worry or anxiety.

As we continue our Uncommon message series, Pastor Dave Schenone teaches us about Uncommon Relationships. Check out this podcast to learn what it means to have a relationship with God the Father, Jesus the son and the Holy Spirit.

In this Sunday's message, Pastor Caleb speaks on the remarkable love of God that drives out all fear and never fails. As the people of God we're called to walk in this same love for others as Christ first loved us.