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In Week 2 of Grace in Practice, we walk through Romans 12:3–8 and discover what it means to find our place in the body of Christ. Paul reminds us that God has uniquely gifted each of us and that we all have a purpose to play. Because God’s grace gives us different gifts, our response is to use what He has given us to serve others and build up the body of Christ.

In Week 1 of Grace in Practice, we walk through Romans 12:1–2 and discover what it means to live as a living sacrifice. Paul reminds us that God’s grace doesn’t just change what we believe, it changes how we live. Because when we truly understand God’s mercy, our response is a life surrendered to Him.

In Week 7 of Promise and Providence we walk through Romans 11:25–36 and discover that mercy gets the last word. Paul reminds us that God’s plan is bigger than what we can see, His mercy is bigger than our failure, and His wisdom is greater than our understanding. Even when we cannot see the full picture, we can trust the God whose purposes never fail and whose mercy never runs out.

In Week 6 of From Promise and Providence we walk through Romans 11:1–24 and discover that God has not rejected His people. Paul reminds us that God preserves a people by grace, His purposes continue to move forward, and grace leaves no room for pride. We are not sustained by our own achievement but by faith in the God who faithfully carries out His purposes.

In Week 5 of From Promise and Providence we walk through Romans 10:16–21 and discover what happens when people hear the Gospel but refuse to believe. Paul reminds us that faith comes through hearing the message about Christ, but hearing the Gospel demands a response.

In Week 4 of From Promise and Providence we walk through Romans 10:5–15 and discover that the Gospel is closer than we think. Paul reminds us that salvation isn't earned through human effort but received through faith in Jesus Christ. The message of the Gospel is near, calling each of us to respond with faith, confess Jesus as Lord, and boldly proclaim the Good News to the world.

In Week 3 of Promise and Providence, we walk through Romans 9:30–10:4 and discover that righteousness comes by faith, not works. Paul reminds us that it's possible to pursue religion and still miss Jesus. You either stand on Christ or stumble over Christ.

In Week 2 of Promise and Providence, we walk through Romans 9:14–29 and discover the greatness of God's mercy. Paul reminds us that God's mercy is not earned by our effort or deserved by our goodness—it is freely given according to His perfect will.

Can God's promises be trusted when life doesn't make sense?In Week 1 of Promise and Providence, we walk through Romans 9:1–13 and discover that God's Word has never failed. His promises stand, His grace is sufficient, and our hope is secure in Him.

In Week 13 of Reign of Grace, we walk through Romans 8:31–39 and celebrate the unshakable confidence we have in Christ. Paul reminds us that because God is for us, no accusation can stand against us, no condemnation can define us, and nothing in all creation can separate us from the love of God.

In Week 12 of Reign of Grace, we walk through Romans 8:18–30 and discover the incredible hope we have in Christ. Paul reminds us that our present suffering is temporary, the Holy Spirit meets us in our weakness, and God is faithfully working every detail of our lives for His glory and our good.

What controls your mind is shaping your life.In Week 10 of Reign of Grace, we walk through Romans 8:5–11 and discover that our mindset determines the direction of our lives. Paul contrasts two ways of thinking: the mindset of the flesh and the mindset of the Spirit.A fleshly mindset leads to death, emptiness, and separation from God. But a Spirit-filled mindset leads to life, peace, and victory.

What if the voice you're listening to isn't conviction from God... but condemnation from the enemy?In Week 9 of Reign of Grace, we walk through Romans 8:1–4 and discover one of the most freeing truths in all of Scripture: there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.Condemnation attacks your identity, but Jesus already settled your verdict. You don't have to live under the weight of guilt, shame, or striving. Through Christ, you have been set free.

What if the struggle isn't proof that you're failing… but proof that God is still working in you?In Week 8 of Reign of Grace, we walk through Romans 7:15–25 and step into one of the most honest passages in Scripture. Paul describes the battle every believer knows: wanting to do what is right, yet wrestling with the pull of the flesh."Who will rescue me from this body of death? Thanks be to God through Jesus Christ our Lord!" — Romans 7:24–25

What if the problem was never the rules… but the sin living underneath them?

In Week 7 of Reign of Grace, we walk through Romans 7:1–14 and uncover a hard truth: the law can expose sin, but it cannot save us from it.Rules may reveal what’s wrong, but only Jesus can make us new. You weren’t saved to live trapped in performance, striving, or shame. Through Christ, we’ve been released from the old way of trying to earn righteousness and invited into new life through the Spirit.

What if freedom isn’t doing whatever you want… but finally belonging to the right Master?In Week 6 of Reign of Grace, we walk through Romans 6:15–23 and confront a reality every person faces: everybody serves somebody.Every decision is leading somewhere. Every path produces something. And through Christ, we are no longer slaves to sin but servants of God, alive in His grace.

What if the biggest battle in your life isn’t around you… but within you?In Week 5 of Reign of Grace, we walk through Romans 6:5–14 and confront a powerful question: who’s really running your life?Paul reminds us that following Jesus is more than behavior modification — it’s identity transformation. Through Christ’s death and resurrection, sin no longer has the final word over us. The old self was crucified, Jesus broke sin’s authority, and we are now alive to God through grace.

What if grace didn’t wait for you to get it together… but met you right in the middle of your mess?In Week 4 of Reign of Grace, we walk through Romans 6:1–4 and are confronted with a powerful truth: grace doesn’t just forgive your past, it transforms your present.

What if grace didn’t wait for your life to be cleaned up… but met you right in the middle of your mess?In Week 2 of Reign of Grace, we step into Romans 5:6–11 and see a love that didn’t hesitate, didn’t hold back, and didn’t require us to fix ourselves first. At our weakest, at our most broken, at our furthest from God; Jesus moved toward us. The cross wasn’t a response to our goodness; it was the proof of God’s love in the middle of our sin.

What if grace didn’t wait for your life to be cleaned up… but met you right in the middle of your mess?In Week 2 of Reign of Grace, we step into Romans 5:6–11 and see a love that didn’t hesitate, didn’t hold back, and didn’t require us to fix ourselves first. At our weakest, at our most broken, at our furthest from God; Jesus moved toward us. The cross wasn’t a response to our goodness; it was the proof of God’s love in the middle of our sin.

What if the life you’re living isn’t defined by guilt… but by grace?In Week 1 of Reign of Grace, we walk through Romans 5:1–5 and discover a hope that doesn’t break under pressure. Because of Jesus, we’ve moved from condemnation to confidence; No longer striving for peace with God, but living from it.

Join us for Week 7 of our series, The Identity of Jesus, as we continue exploring the seven “I Am” statements of Christ—on this special Resurrection Sunday. This week we look at one of Jesus’ most powerful declarations in John 11:17–44: “I am the resurrection and the life.”If you’ve ever wrestled with disappointment, grief, or wondered why God feels late, this message will remind you that Jesus is not limited by your timeline. He doesn’t just promise resurrection—He is resurrection.

Join us for Week 6 of our series, The Identity of Jesus, as we continue exploring the seven “I Am” statements of Christ. This week we dive into Jesus’ words in John 15:1–8: “I am the true Vine.”If you’ve ever felt spiritually dry, stuck, or like you’re striving but not growing, this message will show you that real life isn’t produced by effort—it’s sustained by connection.

Join us for Week 5 of our series, The Identity of Jesus, as we continue exploring the seven “I Am” statements of Christ. This week we look at one of Jesus’ most powerful and exclusive claims: “I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life” (John 14:1–7). If you’ve ever felt lost, questioned what’s true, or wondered where real life is found, this message will help you see that access to the Father isn’t found in a path—it’s found in a Person.

Join us for Week 4 of our series, The Identity of Jesus, as we continue exploring the seven “I Am” statements of Christ. This week we look at what Jesus meant when He said, “I am the Good Shepherd.” In Gospel of John 10:10–16. If you’ve ever wondered whether God truly knows you, cares for you, or is leading your life, this message will help you see how Jesus is the Good Shepherd who gives life, knows His sheep, and gathers His people into one flock.

Join us for Week 3 of our series, The Identity of Jesus as we continue exploring the 7 “I Am” statements of Christ. This week we look at what Jesus meant when He said, “I am the Gate.” (Gospel of John 10:1–9)

In a world full of voices, beliefs, and spiritual paths, Jesus makes a bold claim: not every path leads to life. He declares that He alone is the entrance to salvation and a relationship with God.

If you’ve ever wondered how to truly know God or where real life is found, this message will help you see why Jesus is the only gate that leads to life.

Join us for Week 2 of our brand new series, The Identity of Jesus, as we continue walking through the 7 “I Am” statements of Christ. This week we look at what Jesus meant when He said, “I am the Light of the World.” (Gospel of John 8:12–20) If you’ve ever felt lost, confused, or unsure of what’s true — this message is for you. Come discover how the Light of Jesus doesn’t just bring clarity… it leads to life.

Join us for Week 1 of our brand new series, The Identity of Jesus, as we walk through the 7 “I Am” statements of Christ.

Today we dive into what Jesus meant when He said, “I am the Bread of Life.” What does that actually mean? Why did He say it? And how does it change the way we live? If you’ve ever felt empty, searching, or spiritually hungry — this message is for you. Come discover how Jesus doesn’t just offer temporary satisfaction… He is the only One who truly satisfies.

Join us for Week 4 of ENGAGE as we discover what it means to live as Sent People. In Gospel of Matthew 28:18–20, we see Jesus declare His authority and commission His followers to go and make disciples of all nations. Together, we’ll learn that mission isn’t optional and that we are empowered by the Spirit to be witnesses wherever we go.

Join us for Week 3 of ENGAGE as we discover what it means to live Better Together. In Acts 2:42–47, we see how the early Church devoted themselves to community, cared for one another through generosity, and became a powerful witness to the world. Together, we’ll learn why community is a devotion, not a convenience—and how God uses it to grow His Church.

Join us for Week 2 of ENGAGE as we discover what it means to be Made to Serve. In 1 Corinthians 12, we’ll see how God intentionally placed every one of us in the Body, why every part matters, and how serving is what makes the Church grow strong and healthy.

Join us for Week 1 of ENGAGE as we ask a big question: What is the Church really built on? In Matthew 16, we’ll see why Jesus says His Church is built on truth, powered by God, and impossible to stop.

Have you ever wondered why some people stay strong in their faith while others slowly drift? In Week 3 of our ABIDE series, we’re learning how deep roots are formed through daily rhythms—choosing God’s Word, His way, and His presence every day.

Have you ever wondered what it really looks like to be rooted in Christ? In Week 2 of our ABIDE series, we’re uncovering how to stay planted, keep growing, and let His life shine through you.

Join us for week 1 of Abide, as we walk through Jeremiah 17:5–8, reminding us that trust shapes our spiritual life. When our trust is misplaced, our souls grow dry—but when our trust is rooted in the Lord, we become resilient and fruitful no matter the season.

Join us for a stand-alone message from 1 Timothy 4 as we’re reminded to hold on to the truth in a world full of distractions and false voices. Together we’ll look at what it means to know the truth, train in the truth, and share the truth, living out a faith that is grounded, intentional, and unashamed.

In this week’s Advent message, Simply Christmas — Week 4: All the People, we’re reminded that Christmas is for everyone. From the shepherds hearing that the good news was “for all the people” (Luke 2:10) to the early church welcoming those far from God (Acts 15–16), Scripture shows us that Jesus didn’t come for a select few. He came for the overlooked, the outsider, and the searching. Jesus came for all the people.

In this week’s Advent message, Simply Christmas — Week 3: Great Joy, we’re reminded that Christmas exposes the difference between happiness and joy. Happiness rises and falls with circumstances—but joy remains. From the shepherds hearing “good news of great joy” (Luke 2:10) to Paul rejoicing from a prison cell (Philippians 4), Scripture shows us that real joy isn’t found in self-improvement, success, or stuff. Joy is a Person—Jesus.

In this week’s Advent message, Pastor Nick points us to Luke 2:10 and reminds us that the angels didn’t come to decorate Christmas—they came to declare it. Heaven announced good news of great joy for all people. The message was meant to be heard, carried, and shared. When the gospel gets in you, it comes out of you. This Christmas, we live as carriers of good news—because Jesus has come.

In this week’s Advent message, Pastor Chris brings a powerful reminder from Luke 2:8–12 and Luke 8:22–25: “Fear Not.” Fear is real, but Jesus is greater. What we fear often reveals what we truly believe, and yet the presence of Jesus has the power to destroy fear completely. This Christmas, we choose faith over fear—because Jesus is here.

What if going to church was more than a routine… and actually reshaped your whole week?

Psalm 100 gives us a simple but powerful picture of what happens when we show up with the right heart.

Ever walked through a season where it feels like God hit mute? You’re praying but hearing nothing. You’re worshiping but not feeling anything. Life feels stuck, silent, or stalled.In this message, we look at Joseph’s story in Acts 7 and discover that God’s presence doesn’t mean the absence of problems—it means purpose in the middle of them. The pit wasn’t Joseph’s punishment; it was his preparation. He wasn’t buried—he was planted.

Join us for Week 9 of our series From Ruin to Redemption as we walk through Romans 4:13–25 with a message titled “Hoping Against Hope.”

Faith isn’t pretending the desert isn’t hot—it’s believing the spring is real because the Promiser is faithful. Abraham’s story reminds us that faith doesn’t achieve; faith receives. It doesn’t deny reality—it depends on the power of God who brings life from death and keeps every promise He’s ever made.

Join us for Week 8 of our series From Ruin to Redemption as we dive into Romans 4:1–12 with a message titled “Faith Over Flex — When Believing Is Better Than Boasting.”Paul points us to Abraham — a man who wasn’t justified by what he did, but by Who he trusted. Salvation isn’t something we earn, pay off, or perform for; it’s something we receive by faith. When we stop striving and start trusting, God credits righteousness to our account through Jesus.

Join us for Week 7 of our series From Ruin to Redemption as we dive into one of the most powerful turning points in all of Scripture. For three chapters, Paul has shown us that everyone—religious or rebellious—has fallen short. But then, two words change everything: “But now…”

In Romans 3:21–31, Paul reveals that righteousness isn’t something we earn; it’s something God reveals through Jesus. When the Law says guilty, grace declares forgiven. When the world says you’re done, the cross says it’s finished.

This week, we’re in Romans 3:9–20 with a message titled “Wrath to Redemption.” Paul delivers the final verdict—every person stands guilty before a holy God. Yet even in His wrath, God’s character remains just and patient. His anger isn’t reckless but redemptive, pointing us to the hope and rescue found only in Jesus Christ.

Join us for Week 5 of our series in the book of Romans: From Ruin to Redemption.This week, we’re in Romans 3:1–8 with a message titled “God Is Faithful.” Paul reminds us that even when we are unfaithful, God remains faithful. His character isn’t defined by our inconsistency—and His grace isn’t a license to sin, but an invitation to transformation.

This Sunday’s message reminds us that sometimes the smallest “yes” makes the biggest difference. From Matthew 25:31–40, we’ll see how the King’s heart beats for the least, how He identifies with the least, and how He reached the least in us through the gospel. Join us as we hear Jonathan’s story and discover how saying “yes” to child sponsorship can reflect the love of Jesus and change a life forever.

Join us for Week 4 of our series in the book of Romans: From Ruin to Redemption. This week, we’ll be in Romans 2:6–29 with a message titled Internal Identity. Paul shows us that true belonging to God isn’t about outward appearances or empty rituals, but about a transformed heart. Our real identity is found not in what we do for God, but in what He has done in us through Christ.

Join us for Week 3 of our series in the book of Romans: From Ruin to Redemption. This week, we’ll be in Romans 2:1–5 with a message titled Here Comes the Judge. Paul reminds us that while we are quick to judge others, God alone is the righteous Judge. Unlike us, His judgment is truthful, patient, and just. And through Christ, we discover that the judgment we deserved has been met with mercy.

Join us for Week 2 of our series in the book of Romans: From Ruin to Redemption. This week, we’ll be in Romans 1:16–32 with a message titled The Power That Saves. Paul shows us that the gospel is more than advice—it’s the power of God that saves. Salvation doesn’t come from our grip but from God’s rescue.

Join us for Week 1 of our new series in the book of Romans: From Ruin to Redemption as we dive into Romans 1:1–15 Paul kicks things off by saying, “Church, I’ve got news for you.” Not just good news—the best news ever told. And it’s not just his story, it’s our story. Come discover how God’s eternal plan of grace changes everything.

Join us for Week 12 of Minor League as we dive into Malachi 3:6–12. After years of apathy, God calls His people back—not to guilt them, but to remind them of His never-changing generosity. What if generosity isn’t about what God gets from us, but what He gives to us? Discover how Malachi points us to a God who always provides.

Join us for Week 11 of Minor League as we look at Zechariah 9:9–17. Israel wasn’t waiting for a parade—they were waiting for a King. God promised, “Here comes your King… and He’s everything you’ve been longing for.” See how Jesus fulfills it.

Join us for Week 10 of Minor League as we dive into Haggai 1:1–11 and the challenge to put God first. The people of Israel were busy building their own houses while the house of the Lord remained in ruins. God reminded them that chasing personal gain while neglecting Him only leads to emptiness. Let’s learn together what it means to seek first the kingdom and trust that God will take care of the rest.

Join us for Week 9 of Minor League as we dive into Zephaniah 3:14–17 and the truth that God is mighty to save. Even when the world feels heavy and hope seems far away, the Lord delights in His people. He is with us, He rejoices over us, and His power to save has no limit—so we can sing, rejoice, and rest in His love.

Join us for Week 8 of Minor League as we dive into the story of Habakkuk and the worthiness of God.Even when life feels uncertain and our prayers seem unanswered, God is still working.In the waiting, in the questions, and in the chaos—God is worthy of our trust, our praise, and our worship.

Join us for Week 7 of Minor League as we dive into the story of Nahum and the protection of God.In a world of injustice and chaos, God’s justice brings peace. Even when the world feels out of control, He is still in control.

Join us for Week 6 of Minor League as we dive into the story of Micah and the grace of God.

Join us for Week 5 of Minor League as we dive into the story of Jonah and the mercy of God.God is merciful—not just to Jonah, but to the very people Jonah didn’t think deserved it. His mercy reaches farther than our failures and deeper than our doubts.

Join us for Week 4 of Minor League as we look at the story of Edom in Obadiah and the unmatched sovereignty of God. In Obadiah 1:1–21, Edom looked strong on the outside, but their prideful heart brought them down. This isn’t about building your own kingdom—it’s about surrendering to God's.

Join us for Week 3 of Minor League as we step into the bold words of Amos and the righteousness of God. In Amos 5:21–24, we’re reminded: God isn’t impressed by empty religion—He desires real righteousness. This isn’t about singing louder—it’s about living righteous. Let justice flow like a river, and righteousness like an unfailing stream

Join us for Week 2 of Minor League as we walk through the book of Joel and the call to true repentance. In Joel 2:12–27, we’re reminded: this isn’t about a fresh start—it’s about a fresh surrender.

Join us for Week 1 of Minor League as we look at the story of Hosea and the relentless love of God. In Hosea 3:1-5, we’re reminded: this isn’t just about a broken marriage—it’s about an unbreakable covenant.

Join us for our Renovation Celebration as we look at how God’s not done building His Church. In 2 Corinthians 9:6-15, we’re reminded: this isn’t about construction—it’s about consecration. Every dollar is a seed, and every seed sown is fueling the Gospel locally and globally. God’s provision is abundant, His purpose is advancing, and His people are activated.

Join us for week 5 of Church As It Should Be, we understand the Church was never meant to be a monument we admire , it was meant to be a movement we advance. In Acts 1:8, Jesus gave us both the power and the plan. This message reminds us: the Great Commission wasn’t just for pastors or platforms, it’s for you.

Join us for Week 4 of Church As It Should Be as we look at what it means to be United in the Spirit. In Acts 1 and Acts 15, we see a church that prayed together, listened to the Spirit, and made bold decisions rooted in unity. Let’s discover how we can be united together.

Join us for Week 3 of Church As It Should Be as we look at how the early church in Acts 4 lived with open hands and full hearts. Radical generosity wasn't just something they did—it was who they were. A church marked by radical generosity reflects a life transformed by Jesus.

Join us this Sunday for Week 2 of our series “Church As It Should Be.” We’re looking at Acts 6:1-7, where the early church faced real challenges and found real solutions. With growth comes growing pains, but church as it should be doesn’t focus on problems—it finds a way forward.

Join us for Sunday service, as we start a new series "Church As It Should Be.", we’re diving into Acts 2:42-47 to rediscover what real community looks like. The early church didn’t just gather on weekends—they lived life together with purpose and devotion.

Join us for Sunday service! We’re opening the book of Philippians 1: 3-11 to discover how powerful living starts with powerful partnerships. Life wasn’t meant to be lived alone — God designed us to thrive through deep connections rooted in Jesus.

Join us for Easter Sunday as we walk through Matthew 28:1–10 (CSB), where fear and joy collide and mourning turns to movement. The women came expecting to mourn—but they experienced something far greater: an empty grace, a risen Savior, and an invitation to move in faith.

Join us for Palm Sunday as we begin Passion Week with a message called “Who Is This?”Through Matthew 21:1–11 CSB, we’ll see Jesus enter Jerusalem as the promised King—gentle, intentional, and fulfilling every prophecy. But while the crowd shouts Hosanna today, they’ll cry Crucify Him just days later. This message invites us to recognize the true King.

Join us as we celebrate 40 years of BT Church with a special message from 1 Corinthians 2:9. We’re reflecting on how God has done what no eye has seen, no ear has heard, and no heart has imagined. Don’t miss this milestone moment as we look back—and look ahead—with faith and expectation!

Join us for the final week of “What’s So Amazing About Grace?” as we explore “Grace Restores.” Through John 21:1-19, we’ll see how Jesus restores Peter, reminding us that His grace not only forgives but also renews and calls us forward. Don’t miss this powerful conclusion to the series!

Join us for Week 6 of “What’s So Amazing About Grace?” as we explore "Grace Doesn’t Condemn." Through John 8:1-11, we’ll see how Jesus meets us in our failures—not with condemnation, but with mercy and a call to new life.

Join us for Week 5 of “What’s So Amazing About Grace?” as we explore "Grace Doesn’t Condemn." Through 2 Samuel 11-12 and Psalm 51, we’ll see that even in failure, God’s grace restores.

Join us for Week 4 of our series “What’s So Amazing About Grace?” as we explore "Grace Pursues." Through John 4, we’ll see how God’s grace meets us where we are, relentlessly pursuing us with His love.

Join us for Week 3 of our series “What’s So Amazing About Grace?” as we dive into "Grace Celebrates." Through Luke 15, we’ll see how God’s grace doesn’t just find us—it celebrates over us!

Join us for Week 2 of our series “What’s So Amazing About Grace?” as we dive into "Grace Secures." Through Romans 3:9-26, we’ll see how God’s grace doesn’t just rescue us—it secures us in His righteousness.

Join us for Week 1 of our new series "What’s So Amazing About Grace?", We’re starting with the foundation—What is Grace? Through Ephesians 2:1-10, we’ll see how grace isn’t just a concept but the life-changing gift of God.

In Week 4 of Abide, we’ll close our series by exploring the question, “How to Remain?” through John 15:1-8. This week, we’ll see how abiding in Jesus means staying connected to Him as the true vine. We’ll discover how remaining in Him produces fruit in our lives, sustains us through challenges, and leads to a deeper, more fulfilling relationship with Him.

In Week 3 of Abide, we’ll explore the question, “Where Is Your Peace?” through Luke 5:1-11. This week, we’ll see how abiding in Jesus brings a deep, lasting peace as we trust His direction and lean into His promises.

In Week 2 of Abide, we’ll unpack the question, “Where Do You Go?” by reflecting on Psalm 1. We’ll explore how abiding in God directs our steps and roots us in His truth, leading us to walk in His way.

Join us for Week 1 of our new series, 'Abide'.As we step into the New Year, we’re diving deep into the question, 'Who Are You?' by exploring what it means to find our true identity in Christ. 

Numbers 13 & Colossians 2 CSB

Join us for an inspiring message, 'Gratitude: Living Out of God’s Goodness,' as we dive into Psalm 34:1-8 CSB. Discover how living with gratitude transforms your heart and draws you closer to God.

Join us for the final week of our series, 'Advent Awakening'! Discover how Jesus, the Word made flesh, brings light, life, and the ultimate gift of grace. Let’s celebrate the wonder of His arrival and the hope He brings to the world! John 1:1-51 CSB

Join us for Week 3 of our series, 'Advent Awakening'. We'll discover how Jesus' arrival awakens humility and reveals God's power and purpose through us. Let's rediscover the wonder of Christmas this season! 1 corinthians 1:26-31 CSB

Join us for week 2 of our series 'Advent Awakening'. We’re reminded that Jesus is the ultimate revelation of God—our Savior, Sustainer, and King. His coming brings forgiveness for our past, strength for today, and hope for the future. Hebrews 1:1-4 CSB

Join us as we begin our new series, 'Advent Awakening'. Let’s rediscover the wonder of Christmas together as we explore how Jesus' arrival awakens hope. Galatians 4:4-7 CSB

This week’s message from Luke 14:15-24 reminds us that God’s invitation is for everyone. What will your response be? Discover the joy of saying yes to His table and His plan.

Welcome to Week 4 of our series, Do Something! This week we are ending our series on the powerful truth that boldness comes from being with Jesus and how others can see Him in us. Acts 4:1-22 CSB

Welcome to Week 3 of our series, Do Something series! This week, we dive into Luke to explore Jesus’ parable of the Good Samaritan. Through this powerful story, we’re challenged to examine what it really means to 'do something'. Join us as we unpack how we can live out Christ’s love in tangible ways every day! Luke 10:25-36 CSB

Welcome to Week 2 of our series, Do Something series! This week, we’re diving deeper into what it means to take intentional action. It’s not just about doing anything – it's about living with purpose. Let’s explore how we can take meaningful steps together. Matthew 25:31-40 CSB

Welcome to Week 1 of our series, Do Something! Today, we're diving into Titus 3 and discovering the powerful 'why' behind our actions. When we understand our ‘why,’ our actions can make a real impact for Jesus.

Titus 3:1-15 CSB

We're in Week 6 of our series called "FIX YOUR FOCUS" Join us as we dive into how Jesus responds when our focus is off track. Whether we’re distracted, overwhelmed, or chasing the wrong things, Jesus continually calls us back to Him. Matthew 14:22-33 CSB

We're in Week 5 of our series called "FIX YOUR FOCUS" Join us as we learn the importance of keeping your focus on Jesus, in the midst of trials. Exodus 14 CSB

We're in Week 3 of our series called "FIX YOUR FOCUS" Today, we’ll explore how to run our race with endurance, fixing our focus on Jesus from Hebrews 12

We're in Week 4 of our series called "FIX YOUR FOCUS" Join us as we explore how Stephen's focus on Jesus gave him courage and peace amidst trial, and how we too can keep our eyes on Jesus when facing challenges, persecution, or hardship. Acts 7:54-60 CSB