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Love or hate them, a distinct aroma gets noticed– it stands out, demands a choice and lingers. In 2 Corinthians 2:14 -16, Paul calls us to be a distinct fragrance to our worlds. What is the fragrance and how do we carry it?

As we are people who carry a fragrance of Christ, what is the aroma that defines us? How do we experience it first?

One of the challenges we face in living on mission is the question, “What do I say? How do I share this good news?” But what if, instead of focusing on finding the right words, we began by embracing who we carry?

People on Mission: A Living Fragrance is our vision phrase for the year. Today's message is unpacking the biblical truth of why?

As we conclude our "Unhindered Worship" series, we take time to reflect on the key themes we've explored and hear from various voices on their experiences that hinder their love to God.

In our series Unhindered Worship, we are exploring the factors that impact our love for Jesus. Have you ever said you're doing okay when you weren’t? The masks we wear hinder true worship. God would rather we wrestle with him than walk away in silence. How do we get honest?

This week is Part 2 of The Sickness of Comparison. Our next story follows Rachel and Leah, who try to heal their wounds of comparison on their own—but worship is what finally breaks the cycle.

In our series Unhindered Worship, we are exploring the factors that impact our love for Jesus. This week we focus on the sickness of comparison. The first story of worship found in Cain & Abel where comparison led from envy to murder. How do we live an unhindered life of comparison?

In our series Unhindered Worship, we are exploring the factors that impact our love for Jesus. This week, we focus on the idols of the heart. Tim Keller says "An idol is anything other than Jesus that you must have to be okay." Where have you outsourced God?

Apologizes for the audio issues this Sunday. In our series Unhindered Worship, we are exploring the factors that impact our love for Jesus. This week, we focus on the power of the realities we live under and how worship reorients us to ultimate reality.

As we start the New Year, our first step is to check in on our first love to Jesus. In our passage Revelation 2:2-5 we look to the first hinderance of our love, action without connection.

Advent is a celebration of the 'comings' of Jesus. In this series we want to focus forward to stir our imagination of what is to come and how it informs our waiting. We will be journeying through Revelation 21-22 asking the questions each week, what hope, peace, joy & love are we waiting for?

Advent is a celebration of the 'comings' of Jesus. In this series we want to focus forward to stir our imagination of what is to come and how it informs our waiting. We will be journeying through Revelation 21-22 asking the questions each week, what hope, peace, joy & love are we waiting for?

Advent is a celebration of the 'comings' of Jesus. In this series we want to focus forward to stir our imagination of what is to come and how it informs our waiting. We will be journeying through Revelation 21-22 asking the questions each week, what hope, peace, joy & love are we waiting for?

Advent is a celebration of the "comings" of Jesus. In this series we want to focus forward on "what are we waiting for?" in the 2nd coming of Jesus? We will be journeying through Revelation 21-22 asking the questions each week, what hope, peace, joy, love are we waiting for?

The things we do in life always do something to us. We all have a rule of life, whether we know it or not, and as Christians we need an intentional, conscious plan to keep God at the center of everything we do. In today's message we hear from various experiences in their journey of a Rule of Life.

Transformation into Christlikeness requires intentionality; it does not happen by default in our culture. We need a container to guide and guard our lives. In today's message discover an ancient way that aids in our abiding to Jesus.

Sin is the reality of the human condition that we struggle with. Not just we do bad things but that we want to do bad things. Jesus came as a doctor for the soul. How do we heal from our sins?

Pain is unavoidable in this life. No one chooses suffering or how we suffer, no one escapes suffering unchanged. But we do get to choose how we respond. In this message we look at how pain is redeemed in the way of Jesus.

The environments we live in form the way we live out. In our formation to be like Jesus, how do we counter these environments for change?

Jesus never called individuals to follow Him in isolation—He formed a community. It is within community that transformation into Christlikeness does its best work. Today’s message explores how this transformative power unfolds through intentional relationships.

Stories shape how we perceive the world and what we believe. We are in a battle for our thoughts, facing lies and negative narratives. Jesus came not only to save our souls but also to renew our minds. As we journey to become more like Him, we must be intentional with our thoughts—but how?

If the invitation from Jesus is become like Him, how do we change? Join us as we unpack one of Jesus' greatest warnings.

This past Sunday Pastor Jonny shared his journey so far on learning to become like Jesus. The joys and the challenges of the Spiritual walk and the realization it is never just one factor which brings transformation.

Continuing our series of Practicing the Way, we ask the question who are we becoming? What is forming your becoming? Why is it so hard to fulfill the vision of Jesus to become like Him?