Sunday Messages

Over and over, Jesus issued the invitation to people: "Come, follow me"... and to do so meant leaving behind previous identities, preferences, roles and religions. So what did it look like to follow Jesus then? And how do we truly follow him today?

ver and over, Jesus issued the invitation to people: "Come, follow me"... and to do so meant leaving behind previous identities, preferences, roles and religions. So what did it look like to follow Jesus then? And how do we truly follow him today?

There's got to more to life than this, right? Join us for our Easter message where we explore how the resurrection offers us a richer life. 

Discovering how the prophecies fulfilled by Jesus leads to a full life.

Discovering how the prophecies fulfilled by Jesus leads to a full life.

Discovering how the prophecies fulfilled by Jesus leads to a full life.

Discovering how the prophecies fulfilled by Jesus leads to a full life.

Discovering how the prophecies fulfilled by Jesus leads to a full life

Discovering how the prophecies fulfilled by Jesus leads to a full life.

Week 6 of our exploration of the the journey of God's people in the Old Testament.

Week 5 of our exploration of the Old Testament journey of God's people.

Week 4 of our exploration of the Old Testament journey of God's people.

Week 3 of our exploration of the Old Testament journey of the people of God.

Week 2 of our exploration of the Old Testament journey of the people of God.  

Join us as we explore the rest of the Old Testament.

The Bible is the most popular book of all time, but many of us (including Christians) find it a confusing and difficult book to read. So, we are beginning at the beginning, to read it together, and see the larger story unfold.

The Bible is the most popular book of all time, but many of us (including Christians) find it a confusing and difficult book to read. So, we are beginning at the beginning, to read it together, and see the larger story unfold.

The Bible is the most popular book of all time, but many of us (including Christians) find it a confusing and difficult book to read. So, we are beginning at the beginning, to read it together, and see the larger story unfold.

Christianity is unique in its claim that God became flesh, so humanity could see, touch, and hear from God “incarnate.” We are still invited to live in, and enjoy the very presence of God With Us.

Christianity is unique in its claim that God became flesh, so humanity could see, touch, and hear from God “incarnate.” We are still invited to live in, and enjoy the very presence of God With Us.

Christianity is unique in its claim that God became flesh, so humanity could see, touch, and hear from God “incarnate.” We are still invited to live in, and enjoy the very presence of God With Us.

Christianity is unique in its claim that God became flesh, so humanity could see, touch, and hear from God “incarnate.” We are still invited to live in, and enjoy the very presence of God With Us.

Jesus and his early followers drew a crowd because of their counter-cultural, contagious, irresistible way of living. What if The Church today did the same?

Jesus and his early followers drew a crowd because of their counter-cultural, contagious, irresistible way of living. What if The Church today did the same?

Jesus and his early followers drew a crowd because of their counter-cultural, contagious, irresistible way of living. What if The Church today did the same?