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Sometimes following Jesus means being willing to look foolish. “I’m Foolish Enough to Believe…” explores countercultural Biblical wisdom and the practical ways it changes how we live, make decisions, handle money, relationships, worry, and the future. Because sometimes the wisest thing we can do is believe God - even when His way doesn’t make sense to everyone else.
What if one ancient book could speak to almost every emotion you've ever felt? If there's one book of the Bible that people return to again and again, it's probably the Psalms. For thousands of years, these poems and songs have given voice to the full range of human experience - joy and sorrow, confidence and doubt, gratitude and grief, celebration and lament. The Psalms are uplifting, comforting, challenging, and remarkably honest. They have a way of meeting us exactly where we are while gently leading us toward God. This summer, we're taking an adventure through the Psalms - discovering time
What if one ancient book could speak to almost every emotion you've ever felt? If there's one book of the Bible that people return to again and again, it's probably the Psalms. For thousands of years, these poems and songs have given voice to the full range of human experience - joy and sorrow, confidence and doubt, gratitude and grief, celebration and lament. The Psalms are uplifting, comforting, challenging, and remarkably honest. They have a way of meeting us exactly where we are while gently leading us toward God. This summer, we're taking an adventure through the Psalms - discovering time
What if one ancient book could speak to almost every emotion you've ever felt? If there's one book of the Bible that people return to again and again, it's probably the Psalms. For thousands of years, these poems and songs have given voice to the full range of human experience - joy and sorrow, confidence and doubt, gratitude and grief, celebration and lament. The Psalms are uplifting, comforting, challenging, and remarkably honest. They have a way of meeting us exactly where we are while gently leading us toward God. This summer, we're taking an adventure through the Psalms - discovering time
What if one ancient book could speak to almost every emotion you've ever felt? If there's one book of the Bible that people return to again and again, it's probably the Psalms. For thousands of years, these poems and songs have given voice to the full range of human experience - joy and sorrow, confidence and doubt, gratitude and grief, celebration and lament. The Psalms are uplifting, comforting, challenging, and remarkably honest. They have a way of meeting us exactly where we are while gently leading us toward God. This summer, we're taking an adventure through the Psalms - discovering time
What if one ancient book could speak to almost every emotion you've ever felt? If there's one book of the Bible that people return to again and again, it's probably the Psalms. For thousands of years, these poems and songs have given voice to the full range of human experience - joy and sorrow, confidence and doubt, gratitude and grief, celebration and lament. The Psalms are uplifting, comforting, challenging, and remarkably honest. They have a way of meeting us exactly where we are while gently leading us toward God. This summer, we're taking an adventure through the Psalms - discovering time
What if one ancient book could speak to almost every emotion you've ever felt? If there's one book of the Bible that people return to again and again, it's probably the Psalms. For thousands of years, these poems and songs have given voice to the full range of human experience - joy and sorrow, confidence and doubt, gratitude and grief, celebration and lament. The Psalms are uplifting, comforting, challenging, and remarkably honest. They have a way of meeting us exactly where we are while gently leading us toward God. This summer, we're taking an adventure through the Psalms - discovering time
“Hard Reset” is a chance to clear the noise and get back to the basics of faith. Whether you’ve followed Jesus for years, drifted away, or are just exploring, this series is about rediscovering who God is, who we are, and what it all means for the church - the hope of the world. Sometimes the best way forward is to spiritually reboot.
“Hard Reset” is a chance to clear the noise and get back to the basics of faith. Whether you’ve followed Jesus for years, drifted away, or are just exploring, this series is about rediscovering who God is, who we are, and what it all means for the church - the hope of the world. Sometimes the best way forward is to spiritually reboot.
A word from special guest speaker, Dr. Michael Ferris.
“Hard Reset” is a chance to clear the noise and get back to the basics of faith. Whether you’ve followed Jesus for years, drifted away, or are just exploring, this series is about rediscovering who God is, who we are, and what it all means for the church - the hope of the world. Sometimes the best way forward is to spiritually reboot
“Hard Reset” is a chance to clear the noise and get back to the basics of faith. Whether you’ve followed Jesus for years, drifted away, or are just exploring, this series is about rediscovering who God is, who we are, and what it all means for the church - the hope of the world. Sometimes the best way forward is to spiritually reboot.
It's time to figure out how to take your faith to the "Next Level" - because you can't stay in the same place as you have been. "Next Level" is a wake-up call from 1 & 2 Thessalonians - written to a young church living under pressure, choosing courage over complacency. It’s about faith amped up by the Holy Spirit. Hope that doesn’t quit. Honor that stands out. And clarity in a culture that thrives on confusion. Jesus is coming back. So don’t sleepwalk through your faith. Live boldly. Live ready. Live with clarity. Take it to the Next Level.
It's time to figure out how to take your faith to the "Next Level" - because you can't stay in the same place as you have been. "Next Level" is a wake-up call from 1 & 2 Thessalonians - written to a young church living under pressure, choosing courage over complacency. It’s about faith amped up by the Holy Spirit. Hope that doesn’t quit. Honor that stands out. And clarity in a culture that thrives on confusion. Jesus is coming back. So don’t sleepwalk through your faith. Live boldly. Live ready. Live with clarity. Take it to the Next Level.
It's time to figure out how to take your faith to the "Next Level" - because you can't stay in the same place as you have been. "Next Level" is a wake-up call from 1 & 2 Thessalonians - written to a young church living under pressure, choosing courage over complacency. It’s about faith amped up by the Holy Spirit. Hope that doesn’t quit. Honor that stands out. And clarity in a culture that thrives on confusion. Jesus is coming back. So don’t sleepwalk through your faith. Live boldly. Live ready. Live with clarity. Take it to the Next Level.
It's time to figure out how to take your faith to the "Next Level" - because you can't stay in the same place as you have been. "Next Level" is a wake-up call from 1 & 2 Thessalonians - written to a young church living under pressure, choosing courage over complacency. It’s about faith amped up by the Holy Spirit. Hope that doesn’t quit. Honor that stands out. And clarity in a culture that thrives on confusion. Jesus is coming back. So don’t sleepwalk through your faith. Live boldly. Live ready. Live with clarity. Take it to the Next Level.
It's time to figure out how to take your faith to the "Next Level" - because you can't stay in the same place as you have been. "Next Level" is a wake-up call from 1 & 2 Thessalonians - written to a young church living under pressure, choosing courage over complacency. It’s about faith amped up by the Holy Spirit. Hope that doesn’t quit. Honor that stands out. And clarity in a culture that thrives on confusion. Jesus is coming back. So don’t sleepwalk through your faith. Live boldly. Live ready. Live with clarity. Take it to the Next Level.
We think we know what grace means. But do we really understand it? Can we understand it? In this teaching series, "Grace", we’ll explore the life-changing gift of grace received from God, meeting us in our brokenness with forgiveness and new life, and the challenging call to extend that same grace to others. Discover how a deeper appreciation of God’s grace can reshape our heart, heal our relationships, and move us from just being recipients to actual reflectors of it. The story of grace can't stop with us - it must continue through us.
We think we know what grace means. But do we really understand it? Can we understand it? In this teaching series, "Grace", we’ll explore the life-changing gift of grace received from God, meeting us in our brokenness with forgiveness and new life, and the challenging call to extend that same grace to others. Discover how a deeper appreciation of God’s grace can reshape our heart, heal our relationships, and move us from just being recipients to actual reflectors of it. The story of grace can't stop with us - it must continue through us.
We live in a culture where we are bombarded with the idea that we don't have enough: enough worth, enough money, enough power, enough for our future. But the heart of Jesus is one of radical contentment - with what we have, with who we are, and with the abundance of God's kingdom. How do we find that kind of contentment in a world that screams the opposite? How can we live content when we feel we are lacking what we need or want? As we slow down to enter the season of Advent - the celebration of Jesus dwelling among us -may we learn what it means to empty ourselves, to find contentment and con
We live in a culture where we are bombarded with the idea that we don't have enough: enough worth, enough money, enough power, enough for our future. But the heart of Jesus is one of radical contentment - with what we have, with who we are, and with the abundance of God's kingdom. How do we find that kind of contentment in a world that screams the opposite? How can we live content when we feel we are lacking what we need or want? As we slow down to enter the season of Advent - the celebration of Jesus dwelling among us -may we learn what it means to empty ourselves, to find contentment and con
We live in a culture where we are bombarded with the idea that we don't have enough: enough worth, enough money, enough power, enough for our future. But the heart of Jesus is one of radical contentment - with what we have, with who we are, and with the abundance of God's kingdom. How do we find that kind of contentment in a world that screams the opposite? How can we live content when we feel we are lacking what we need or want? As we slow down to enter the season of Advent - the celebration of Jesus dwelling among us -may we learn what it means to empty ourselves, to find contentment and con
We live in a culture where we are bombarded with the idea that we don't have enough: enough worth, enough money, enough power, enough for our future. But the heart of Jesus is one of radical contentment - with what we have, with who we are, and with the abundance of God's kingdom. How do we find that kind of contentment in a world that screams the opposite? How can we live content when we feel we are lacking what we need or want? As we slow down to enter the season of Advent - the celebration of Jesus dwelling among us -may we learn what it means to empty ourselves, to find contentment and con
The founder of the organization "Bold Hope", Matt Jones, challenges us to love others by serving others through mission trips, child sponsorship, and other creative ways! We are honored to host our friend on this special Sunday and celebrate the amazing things God has done through our partnership with Bold Hope.
Discover how the world around us reveals the wisdom of God in our new teaching series, “Lessons From Nature.” We’ll explore how God’s creation reflects His wisdom, power, and love. Every part of the natural world points to His divine character and invites us to know Him more deeply. Come discover how seeing God in what He has made can renew your faith and shape your walk with Him and others.
