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Christianity offers us an incredible opportunity to read documents written by people who knew Jesus. They wrote first-hand accounts of what Jesus said and what He did. In this series, we are reading a letter written to the Ephesians by a guy named Paul. In this week’s message, we continue looking at what it practically looks like to walk from a place of first sitting with Christ. When we can look...

Christianity offers us an incredible opportunity to read documents written by people who knew Jesus. They wrote first-hand accounts of what Jesus said and what He did. In this series, we are reading a letter written to the Ephesians by a guy named Paul. In this week’s message, we begin to see what it looks like to practically walk worthy of the calling we have received, and it begins with remember...

Christianity offers us an incredible opportunity to read documents written by people who knew Jesus. They wrote first-hand accounts of what Jesus said and what He did. In this series, we are reading a letter written to the Ephesians by a guy named Paul. In this week’s message, we look at the reality that when we sit with Christ he not only gives us a new identity and a new nature, He actually puts...

Christianity offers us an incredible opportunity to read documents written by people who knew Jesus. They wrote first-hand accounts of what Jesus said and what He did. In this series, we are reading a letter written to the Ephesians by a guy named Paul. In this week’s message, we continue to read the letter Paul wrote to the Ephesians and how his letter clearly describes what Christianity meant fo...

Christianity offers us an incredible opportunity to read documents written by people who knew Jesus. They wrote first-hand accounts of what Jesus said and what He did. In this series, we are reading a letter written to the Ephesians by a guy named Paul. In this week’s message, we look at Paul’s motive for writing the letter and an overview of the document to better understand Christianity.

In this series, we dive into a beautiful and powerful description of what Christianity is and how it impacts our lives through a letter Paul wrote that is found in the book of Ephesians. In this week’s message, we go back and look at the history of Ephesus and how the context of what was happening in their culture brings clarity to what Christianity meant to them then, and how it can bring clarity...

In this week’s message, we look at two events that happened in the life of Jesus that changed the faith of those who were a part of the story. These events point to an idea that, if we engage in it, has the ability to change the way we see Jesus, can grow our faith, and allow us to be a part of someone’s story in incredible ways. 

In the weeks leading up to Easter, we are diving into an important reality that is often forgotten, yet it’s so important for our ability to understand and experience a relationship with God. In this week’s message, We look at what happens when someone is born of the Spirit, and what the Holy Spirit does in and for us. 

Over the next couple of weeks as we lead up to Easter we are diving into an important reality that is often forgotten, yet it’s so important for our ability to understand and experience a relationship with God. In this week’s message, we go on a journey to discover that the Holy Spirit has been a helper to God’s people from the very beginning, and what it means for us as we walk out our faith.

In this series, we have looked at the reality that we all seem to know that there are things in our lives that need to change, and we have a desire to grow and become better versions of ourselves. In this week’s message, we wrap up the series by discovering who the Holy Spirit is, how He helps us change at the core of who we are, and how he helps us grow in our faith.

At the beginning of a New Year, we tend to look at the areas of our lives that we want to change and grow in. We seem to know that there are areas in our life that need to change. In this week’s message, we explore what Christianity teaches, not about how we can change ourselves, but how we can lean into how God changes us.

At the beginning of a New Year, we tend to look at the areas of our lives that we want to change and grow in. We seem to know that there are areas in our life that need to change. In this week’s message, we explore what Christianity teaches, not about how we can change ourselves, but how we can lean into how God changes us. 

At the beginning of a New Year, we tend to look at the areas of our lives that we want to change and grow in. We seem to know that there are areas in our life that need to change. In this week’s message, we explore what Christianity teaches, not about how we can change ourselves, but how we can lean into how God changes us. 

At the beginning of a New Year, we tend to look at the areas of our lives that we want to change and grow in. We seem to know that there are areas in our life that need to change. In this week’s message, we explore what Christianity teaches, not about how we can change ourselves, but how we can lean into how God changes us. 

At the beginning of a New Year, we tend to look at the areas of our lives that we want to change and grow in. We seem to know that there are areas in our life that need to change. This week’s message explores what Christianity teaches, not about how we can change ourselves, but how we can lean into how God changes us. 

At the beginning of a New Year we tend to look at the areas of our lives that we want to change and grow in. We seem to know that there are areas in our life that need to change. In this week’s message we explore what Christianity teaches, not about how we can change ourselves, but how we can lean into how God changes us. 

At the beginning of a New Year, we tend to look at the areas of our lives that we want to change and grow in. We seem to know that areas in our life need to change. In this week’s message, we explore what Christianity teaches, not about how we can change ourselves, but how we can lean into how God changes us.

At the beginning of a New Year, we tend to look at the areas of our lives that we want to change and grow in. We make decisions in order to change and grow ourselves and while the idea is great, the resolutions we set tend to fail 90% of the time. In this series, we look at what Christianity teaches about how God changes us and how it brings us the life and hope we long for. 

So often people set New Year’s Resolutions at the beginning of the New Year. There is something about the beginning that tends to spark thoughts in us about what we want to do differently in the new year. We can tend to see our flaws, acknowledge our weaknesses, and want to find ways to change ourselves. In this week’s message, we talk about the reality of New Year’s Resolutions and take time to r...

In this series, we are asking: why the arrival of a child born in Bethlehem is such a big deal in our world, not just historically, but still a big deal today? In this week’s message, we look at a letter John wrote that speaks to questions that people who are exploring faith ask, and a significant insecurity religious people experience: “Can I be confident that I have eternal life? And am I in rig...

The arrival of Jesus changed the world forever. In this week’s message, we are looking at the Christmas story through the eyes of the first generation of people. When we look at it through their eyes we can see the deep impact of what happened on that first Christmas and how it impacts our lives today.

The arrival of Jesus on the first Christmas changed the world so much and people around the world celebrate it through the Advent season. In this series, we look at both the old and new testament through the words of the prophets before Jesus’ arrival, and letters written by the Apostles that show what they saw Jesus do and what they heard Him say. We will discover that everything written in the B...

We live in a world where relationships are meaningful, they are a massive part of our lives and we long to navigate them in good and healthy ways. In this week’s message, we look at how gratitude toward others impacts our relationships and how Christianity gives us what we need in order to live this out.