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Leave your baggage behind. In a crowded, busy holiday season, it’s common for people to feel weighed down by family relationships, financial pressure, regret, or failure. This series will help people see that the weight they feel comes from things that God never asked them to carry, and His solution is simple: Let go of the baggage and travel light.

e’s mastered shame and trademarked embarrassment. His lies wound, and his accusations sting. He’ll build up your pride just to throw you down. Yes, the devil is strong, but there’s one power he can’t beat—and it’s on your side. Learn how to answer When the Devil Knocks. In part two of this series, Pastor Pete talked about one of the devil’s go-to tricks is to accuse you of being someone you’re not...

He’s mastered shame and trademarked embarrassment. His lies wound, and his accusations sting. He’ll build up your pride just to throw you down. Yes, the devil is strong, but there’s one power he can’t beat—and it’s on your side. Learn how to answer When the Devil Knocks in part one of this series: The Accuser.

Legacy is a powerful word. A proactive word. It denotes something valuable being handed down from one period of time to the next. Its purpose is not to memorialize the past, but to advance a secure future. Jesus spoke of Legacy in the Great Commission when he said “Go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching the...

Legacy is a powerful word. A proactive word. It denotes something valuable being handed down from one period of time to the next. Its purpose is not to memorialize the past, but to advance a secure future. Jesus spoke of Legacy in the Great Commission when he said “Go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching the...

Legacy is a powerful word. A proactive word. It denotes something valuable being handed down from one period of time to the next. Its purpose is not to memorialize the past, but to advance a secure future. Jesus spoke of Legacy in the Great Commission when he said “Go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching the...

Do you know where you sit? God wants us to sit close to Him. He's saved us seats and they have our names on them. In your relationships, your family, and even in your heart, where you sit might matter more than you realize. If you want to land in the right spots, you're going to need to Watch Where You Sit.

In the fourth and final installment of this series on miracles, our Executive Pastor, Loren Sperrey, said that in every story of need in the Bible, there was a miracle of provision. He encouraged us to believe that when God provides, He always provides, that God miraculously multiplies what is given, and that you might be part of God’s miraculous provision for others.

Chalk it up to coincidence or luck if you want, but we think there’s something bigger going on when the impossible happens. When Pigs Fly is a four-week series all about appreciating the fantastic, crazy, outlandish miracles that really happen and opening our eyes to the miraculous work Jesus can do in our hearts. In this installment, Pastor Pete talked about miracles of protection.

Chalk it up to coincidence or luck if you want, but we think there’s something bigger going on when the impossible happens. When Pigs Fly is a four-week series all about appreciating the fantastic, crazy, outlandish miracles that really happen and opening our eyes to the miraculous work Jesus can do in our hearts. In this installment, Pastor Pete talked about miracles of healing.

Chalk it up to coincidence or luck if you want, but we think there’s something bigger going on when the impossible happens. When Pigs Fly is a four-week series all about appreciating the fantastic, crazy, outlandish miracles that really happen and opening our eyes to the miraculous work Jesus can do in our hearts. In part one, Pastor Pete talked about the miraculous power of God over the forces of...

Our Next Steps Director, Bethany Mazur, concluded our summer hero series by looking at Lydia, who is believed to be the first European convert to Christianity. Not only was that incredibly brave, but for those of us who are of European descent, or even have ancestors from the countries colonized by Europeans - she is our history. As a successful and influential business woman, Lydia teaches us to...

Our Children’s & Family Pastor, Beth Miller, continued our summer hero series by suggesting that a H.E.R.O. is someone who is Humble, Equipped, Remembers Jesus continually and is an Overcomer. She used Naomi’s story to show us that even in our brokenness we can live our lives in such a way that cause other people to want what we have. Her story also shows a beautiful picture of Jesus as our redeem...

Our lead pastor’s wife and Worship Director, Kelly Jankowski, continued our summer hero series by looking at the response of the sinful woman to Jesus in Luke 7 to learn that how we respond to Jesus is what matters. What is your worship worth?

Our popular summertime hero series is back! This yeat we are focusing on some females heroes of the Bible! In part one, Pastor Pete highlighted Deborah, a courageous Old Testament leader from whom we can learn a few lessons.

The G.O.A.T. acronym is commonly used in the sporting world to reference the “greatest of all time.” Society defines greatness based on our achievements. The one who achieves the most is greatest. Jesus had a different definition for greatness when he said, “the greatest among you will be your servant.” (Matt. 23:11) In the final installment of this series, Pastor Pete shows us that greatness is w...

At the heart of the Christian faith is this idea: in Jesus, God became one of us and dwelt among us. When it comes to those around us who are hurting and in need, the God who dwelt among us calls his followers to be hands on

We all want to see broken lives mended. We want to see the hurting healed. We want peace and love to drown out chaos and anger. But it doesn’t always happen just because we hope it will. It happens when we Stop Going to Church and start doing something even better. Find out what as Pastor Pete kicks off this new series, Love and Serve.

This week, Pastor Pete concluded “The Daniel Dilemma” series by teaching us how to love well in today’s culture. Daniel had influence in his culture because he served his Babylonian masters well. If we want to influence our culture, then we need to understand what love is and what it is not. Loving others like Jesus has loved us is the key.