Classic Service

In our series, Live to Follow, we’re unpacking the difference between agreeing with Jesus and arranging our life around Him. Somewhere along the way, following Jesus became more about showing up and checking boxes—be good, go to church, avoid the big sins. But Jesus never invited us into religious performance. He invited us into transformation. Because the goal isn’t to become a better Christian....

In our series, Live to Follow, we’re unpacking the difference between agreeing with Jesus and arranging our life around Him. Somewhere along the way, following Jesus became more about showing up and checking boxes—be good, go to church, avoid the big sins. But Jesus never invited us into religious performance. He invited us into transformation. Because the goal isn’t to become a better Christian....

In our series, Live to Follow, we’re unpacking the difference between agreeing with Jesus and arranging our life around Him. Somewhere along the way, following Jesus became more about showing up and checking boxes—be good, go to church, avoid the big sins. But Jesus never invited us into religious performance. He invited us into transformation. Because the goal isn’t to become a better Christian....

In our series, Live to Follow, we’re unpacking the difference between agreeing with Jesus and arranging our life around Him. Somewhere along the way, following Jesus became more about showing up and checking boxes—be good, go to church, avoid the big sins. But Jesus never invited us into religious performance. He invited us into transformation. Because the goal isn’t to become a better Christian....

In our series, Live to Follow, we’re unpacking the difference between agreeing with Jesus and arranging our life around Him. Somewhere along the way, following Jesus became more about showing up and checking boxes—be good, go to church, avoid the big sins. But Jesus never invited us into religious performance. He invited us into transformation. Because the goal isn’t to become a better Christian....

Life With Emmanuel | Jamal Sarikoki

Advent is this wild, hope-soaked reminder that we’re not stumbling through the darkness on our own—because in Jesus, God is with us and God is for us. Isaiah 9:6 names Him in ways our souls desperately need: He’s the Wonderful Counselor who speaks wisdom into our confusion, the Mighty God who fights the battles we can’t win on our own, the Everlasting Father who never bails when life gets messy, a...

Advent is this wild, hope-soaked reminder that we’re not stumbling through the darkness on our own—because in Jesus, God is with us and God is for us. Isaiah 9:6 names Him in ways our souls desperately need: He’s the Wonderful Counselor who speaks wisdom into our confusion, the Mighty God who fights the battles we can’t win on our own, the Everlasting Father who never bails when life gets messy, a...

Advent is this wild, hope-soaked reminder that we’re not stumbling through the darkness on our own—because in Jesus, God is with us and God is for us. Isaiah 9:6 names Him in ways our souls desperately need: He’s the Wonderful Counselor who speaks wisdom into our confusion, the Mighty God who fights the battles we can’t win on our own, the Everlasting Father who never bails when life gets messy, a...

Advent is this wild, hope-soaked reminder that we’re not stumbling through the darkness on our own—because in Jesus, God is with us and God is for us. Isaiah 9:6 names Him in ways our souls desperately need: He’s the Wonderful Counselor who speaks wisdom into our confusion, the Mighty God who fights the battles we can’t win on our own, the Everlasting Father who never bails when life gets messy, a...

Advent is this wild, hope-soaked reminder that we’re not stumbling through the darkness on our own—because in Jesus, God is with us and God is for us. Isaiah 9:6 names Him in ways our souls desperately need: He’s the Wonderful Counselor who speaks wisdom into our confusion, the Mighty God who fights the battles we can’t win on our own, the Everlasting Father who never bails when life gets messy, a...

Whether your heart is overflowing with thanksgiving or you’re struggling to find your way toward gratitude we hope you’ll join us for a special Thanksgiving worship service. Rev. Steve Carter and our Classic and Contemporary worship teams will lead us in a time of reflection, praise and prayer.

Our lives preach long before our words ever do. How we speak, handle conflict, care for the poor and endure trials is everyday faith. Join us as we explore what the book of James says about living an integrated life–where what we believe about Jesus shows up in our calendars, our relationships and our everyday life!

Our lives preach long before our words ever do. How we speak, handle conflict, care for the poor and endure trials is everyday faith. Join us as we explore what the book of James says about living an integrated life–where what we believe about Jesus shows up in our calendars, our relationships and our everyday life!

Our lives preach long before our words ever do. How we speak, handle conflict, care for the poor and endure trials is everyday faith. Join us as we explore what the book of James says about living an integrated life–where what we believe about Jesus shows up in our calendars, our relationships and our everyday life!

Our lives preach long before our words ever do. How we speak, handle conflict, care for the poor and endure trials is everyday faith. Join us as we explore what the book of James says about living an integrated life–where what we believe about Jesus shows up in our calendars, our relationships and our everyday life!

Our lives preach long before our words ever do. How we speak, handle conflict, care for the poor and endure trials is everyday faith. Join us as we explore what the book of James says about living an integrated life–where what we believe about Jesus shows up in our calendars, our relationships and our everyday life!

Our lives preach long before our words ever do. How we speak, handle conflict, care for the poor and endure trials is everyday faith. Join us as we explore what the book of James says about living an integrated life–where what we believe about Jesus shows up in our calendars, our relationships and our everyday life!

Our lives preach long before our words ever do. How we speak, handle conflict, care for the poor and endure trials is everyday faith. Join us as we explore what the book of James says about living an integrated life–where what we believe about Jesus shows up in our calendars, our relationships and our everyday life!

Our lives preach long before our words ever do. How we speak, handle conflict, care for the poor and endure trials is everyday faith. Join us as we explore what the book of James says about living an integrated life–where what we believe about Jesus shows up in our calendars, our relationships and our everyday life!

Our lives preach long before our words ever do. How we speak, handle conflict, care for the poor and endure trials is everyday faith. Join us as we explore what the book of James says about living an integrated life–where what we believe about Jesus shows up in our calendars, our relationships and our everyday life!

Every human being is made in the image of God which means we all have unique characteristics that can reflect what God is truly like. It gets even better, one of the core beliefs of the Church is that God is a giver of good gifts and that He has these specific gifts in mind for every person. These are not gifts for status, but for service.

We’re going to pause from our current series to speak to the events and tragedies that have happened locally, across our country and around the world. Lead Pastor Steve Carter will offer a message grounded in Scripture, giving us a biblical anchor as we discern how to follow Jesus in our complex world.

Every human being is made in the image of God which means we all have unique characteristics that can reflect what God is truly like. It gets even better, one of the core beliefs of the Church is that God is a giver of good gifts and that He has these specific gifts in mind for every person. These are not gifts for status, but for service.

Every human being is made in the image of God which means we all have unique characteristics that can reflect what God is truly like. It gets even better, one of the core beliefs of the Church is that God is a giver of good gifts and that He has these specific gifts in mind for every person. These are not gifts for status, but for service.