Contemporary Service

If you’ve ever stood along the Chicago River and looked up at the skyline, it’s impossible not to feel a sense of awe. Tower after tower stretching into the sky. But what most people don’t see is what made those buildings possible. Before the skyline could rise, engineers had to dig deep beneath the city until they reached bedrock. Because Chicago soil shifts—clay and sand moving over time—and the...

If you’ve ever stood along the Chicago River and looked up at the skyline, it’s impossible not to feel a sense of awe. Tower after tower stretching into the sky. But what most people don’t see is what made those buildings possible. Before the skyline could rise, engineers had to dig deep beneath the city until they reached bedrock. Because Chicago soil shifts—clay and sand moving over time—and the...

If you’ve ever stood along the Chicago River and looked up at the skyline, it’s impossible not to feel a sense of awe. Tower after tower stretching into the sky. But what most people don’t see is what made those buildings possible. Before the skyline could rise, engineers had to dig deep beneath the city until they reached bedrock. Because Chicago soil shifts—clay and sand moving over time—and the...

If you’ve ever stood along the Chicago River and looked up at the skyline, it’s impossible not to feel a sense of awe. Tower after tower stretching into the sky. But what most people don’t see is what made those buildings possible. Before the skyline could rise, engineers had to dig deep beneath the city until they reached bedrock. Because Chicago soil shifts—clay and sand moving over time—and the...

If you’ve ever stood along the Chicago River and looked up at the skyline, it’s impossible not to feel a sense of awe. Tower after tower stretching into the sky. But what most people don’t see is what made those buildings possible. Before the skyline could rise, engineers had to dig deep beneath the city until they reached bedrock. Because Chicago soil shifts—clay and sand moving over time—and the...

If you’ve ever stood along the Chicago River and looked up at the skyline, it’s impossible not to feel a sense of awe. Tower after tower stretching into the sky. But what most people don’t see is what made those buildings possible. Before the skyline could rise, engineers had to dig deep beneath the city until they reached bedrock. Because Chicago soil shifts—clay and sand moving over time—and the...

If you’ve ever stood along the Chicago River and looked up at the skyline, it’s impossible not to feel a sense of awe. Tower after tower stretching into the sky. But what most people don’t see is what made those buildings possible. Before the skyline could rise, engineers had to dig deep beneath the city until they reached bedrock. Because Chicago soil shifts—clay and sand moving over time—and the...

If you’ve ever stood along the Chicago River and looked up at the skyline, it’s impossible not to feel a sense of awe. Tower after tower stretching into the sky. But what most people don’t see is what made those buildings possible. Before the skyline could rise, engineers had to dig deep beneath the city until they reached bedrock. Because Chicago soil shifts—clay and sand moving over time—and the...

If you’ve ever stood along the Chicago River and looked up at the skyline, it’s impossible not to feel a sense of awe. Tower after tower stretching into the sky. But what most people don’t see is what made those buildings possible. Before the skyline could rise, engineers had to dig deep beneath the city until they reached bedrock. Because Chicago soil shifts—clay and sand moving over time—and the...

If you’ve ever stood along the Chicago River and looked up at the skyline, it’s impossible not to feel a sense of awe. Tower after tower stretching into the sky. But what most people don’t see is what made those buildings possible. Before the skyline could rise, engineers had to dig deep beneath the city until they reached bedrock. Because Chicago soil shifts—clay and sand moving over time—and the...

Every relationship runs on rules—spoken or unspoken. The question isn’t whether they exist, but whether they lead to life. In House Rules, we’ll explore God’s design for our closest relationships. When the Gospel shapes our “house rules,” love becomes sacrificial, leadership becomes humble, obedience becomes joyful and everyday interactions become opportunities to reflect Christ. In a culture full...

Every relationship runs on rules—spoken or unspoken. The question isn’t whether they exist, but whether they lead to life. In House Rules , we’ll explore God’s design for our closest relationships. When the Gospel shapes our “house rules,” love becomes sacrificial, leadership becomes humble, obedience becomes joyful and everyday interactions become opportunities to reflect Christ.

Every relationship runs on rules—spoken or unspoken. The question isn’t whether they exist, but whether they lead to life. In House Rules , we’ll explore God’s design for our closest relationships. When the Gospel shapes our “house rules,” love becomes sacrificial, leadership becomes humble, obedience becomes joyful and everyday interactions become opportunities to reflect Christ.

Every relationship runs on rules—spoken or unspoken. The question isn’t whether they exist, but whether they lead to life. In House Rules , we’ll explore God’s design for our closest relationships. When the Gospel shapes our “house rules,” love becomes sacrificial, leadership becomes humble, obedience becomes joyful and everyday interactions become opportunities to reflect Christ.

Life often seems complex and fear-filled. The world around us is increasingly tense and angry. Our news feeds are filled with images of chaos and grief at home and across the world. At times, the landscape around us can feel too overwhelming to navigate. How do we figure out this complicated life? What can we do to change it? Who do we help and how do we help? And who can help us when we need it?

Life often seems complex and fear-filled. The world around us is increasingly tense and angry. Our news feeds are filled with images of chaos and grief at home and across the world. At times, the landscape around us can feel too overwhelming to navigate. How do we figure out this complicated life? What can we do to change it? Who do we help and how do we help? And who can help us when we need it?

Life often seems complex and fear-filled. The world around us is increasingly tense and angry. Our news feeds are filled with images of chaos and grief at home and across the world. At times, the landscape around us can feel too overwhelming to navigate. How do we figure out this complicated life? What can we do to change it? Who do we help and how do we help? And who can help us when we need it?

Life often seems complex and fear-filled. The world around us is increasingly tense and angry. Our news feeds are filled with images of chaos and grief at home and across the world. At times, the landscape around us can feel too overwhelming to navigate. How do we figure out this complicated life? What can we do to change it? Who do we help and how do we help? And who can help us when we need it?

Join us as we celebrate the life, death and Resurrection of Jesus and how this changes our life! Whether you are searching for answers or looking for a place to belong, you are welcome here.

Lent is a season of slowing down and admitting how much we need to be led. In Show Us the Way, we listen as Jesus describes the kind of life formed by the Kingdom of God. The Beatitudes are a preamble of what Jesus' life will truly embody. They're not ideals to achieve, but postures to receive—teaching us dependence, honesty, gentleness, holy longing, mercy, integrity, peacemaking, and faithfulnes...

Lent is a season of slowing down and admitting how much we need to be led. In Show Us the Way, we listen as Jesus describes the kind of life formed by the Kingdom of God. The Beatitudes are a preamble of what Jesus' life will truly embody. They're not ideals to achieve, but postures to receive—teaching us dependence, honesty, gentleness, holy longing, mercy, integrity, peacemaking, and faithfulnes...

Lent is a season of slowing down and admitting how much we need to be led. In Show Us the Way, we listen as Jesus describes the kind of life formed by the Kingdom of God. The Beatitudes are a preamble of what Jesus' life will truly embody. They're not ideals to achieve, but postures to receive—teaching us dependence, honesty, gentleness, holy longing, mercy, integrity, peacemaking, and faithfulnes...

Lent is a season of slowing down and admitting how much we need to be led. In Show Us the Way, we listen as Jesus describes the kind of life formed by the Kingdom of God. The Beatitudes are a preamble of what Jesus' life will truly embody. They're not ideals to achieve, but postures to receive—teaching us dependence, honesty, gentleness, holy longing, mercy, integrity, peacemaking, and faithfulnes...

Lent is a season of slowing down and admitting how much we need to be led. In Show Us the Way, we listen as Jesus describes the kind of life formed by the Kingdom of God. The Beatitudes are a preamble of what Jesus' life will truly embody. They're not ideals to achieve, but postures to receive—teaching us dependence, honesty, gentleness, holy longing, mercy, integrity, peacemaking, and faithfulnes...