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In week 9 of Romans we talked through the "benefits package" of our new position in Christ. Being justified means we have peace with God, Access to God, Hope in affliction and reconciliation to God.

In week 8 of our series through Romans, pastor Michael continued to teach on faith through Paul's example of Abraham. Saving faith is life altering faith.

In week 7 of our series through the book of Romans, pastor Michael taught on what saving faith is and what it isn't. We also dissected what the response of faith should be in our lives.

This week we celebrated 7 baptisms and saw another person come to faith in Christ. The Lord is doing an incredible work among us.

In the sixth week of our series through Romans, pastor Michael took us through Paul's intro to the good news of the Gospel. The righteousness of God is a gift and given by faith and never by the works of the law.

In week 5 of our Romans series, pastor Eric took us through Paul's final argument on why the world's greatest need is the Gospel. No one is removed from that need.

In week 4 of our Romans series, pastor Michael took us through the second part of Paul's admonition of the Jewish Christians. We saw how religion will blind us to our need for the Gospel.

In Chapter 2 of Romans, pastor Michael walked through the deception of Religion. Religion will deceive you, it can't save you and it will take you off mission.

In week two of our Romans series, pastor Michael we looked at how Paul exposed who we are without Christ and why we so desperately need the Gospel.

In week 1 of our Romans series, pastor Michael introduced this Gospel rich book by showing how the Gospel is the power of God for salvation.

In a stand alone sermon, Pastor Eric taught us through Deuteronomy 6:1-9 that our children and our families are gifts God has given us that come with a responsibility. Check out this challenging message!

In the final week of our Community series Pastor Michael taught through Colossians 3 on the postures of healthy biblical community. We also saw 32 new people sign up for Connect Groups at our Connect Group Meet & Greet.

In the second week of our Community series, Pastor Michael taught on how our worldview affects our ability to live in Biblical Community. Do we have a biblical worldview for biblical community?

In week one of our new series, Community, Pastor Michael taught on what Biblical Community looks like. But before we can practically live this out, we first must understand WHO we are and WHY we exist.

In week 3 of our series through James, our Next Gen Pastor, Eric Owens showed us what it means to tame the tongue and gain a wisdom that comes from above.

In the second week of our series through James, CJ Noel, one of our Connect Group leaders taught through what it means for our faith to produce works and how that builds up the Church.

In the first week of our summer series through James, one of our Connect Group leaders, Jamin Herrin, took us through James 1 where we looked at a Faith that perseveres, a Faith that obeys and a Faith that loves.

In the final week of our current series, Multiply , Pastor Michael took us through an example from the life of Philip to see how a healthy disciple of Jesus lives on Mission. We also introduced our new discipleship strategy, Equip Pathways .

In week 3 of Multiply, Pastor Michael took us through what it means to be a healthy disciple. We looked at the marks of a servant and a steward. We believe a healthy disciple is a healthy servant and a healthy steward of God's resources.

In week 2 of our Multiply series, Pastor Michael took us through Luke 5 and 1 Corinthians 12, looking at the marks of a healthy disciple. This week we discussed the Worshipper and Family Member.

In week 1 of our new series, Multiply, Pastor Michael took us through Luke 14 looking at Jesus' standard for discipleship. This new series is leading us towards rolling out Equip Pathways, our discipleship strategy.

In week 4 of our series, City on a Hill, our network church planting resident, Stanley Lane, took us through Acts 2:42-47 on what healthy church cultures look like.

In the third week of City on a Hill, Pastor Michael took us through 3 dangers that the Church faces from within. False teaching, false conversion and mission complacency.

In the second week of City on a Hill, we studied Acts 13 & 14 and discovered what God's role for the church is. We believe that the Great Commission was a command to disciple the nations.

In week 1 of the series City on a Hill we looked at what God's original purpose for His church was. The Church is a movement to belong to, not a place to come worship.