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In a culture of canceling and ghosting, loyalty is rare. This week, we’ll unpack what it looks like to be steadfast and faithful—especially in hard times—and how that loyalty mirrors God’s faithfulness to us.

It's tough to drop the masks and let others in. But vulnerability invites healing and accountability brings growth. In this message, we’ll explore how safe, godly relationships can help us become more like Christ.

Everyone talks about, sells, invites, promotes something that has changed their life. Therefore, it makes sense that the followers of Jesus would continually hit the share button. In this message, we talk about how you can invite others to experience the life-changing journey that started with just two words, “Follow Me.”

If I want to do what Jesus did on-the-spot, I have to first do what Jesus did behind-the-scenes. If I want Jesus' life, I have to subscribe to His lifestyle. Taking on his habits and disciplines might be difficult in the beginning, but will certainly be worth it in the end.

When it comes to His personality, character and compassion there were thousands who hit the like button. But just liking Jesus proved to be problematic for them, and still is today. In this message we’ll look at individuals who liked Him, but didn’t want to follow him.

What really happens when we take our last breath? Is there heaven, hell, or something else—and how can we know for sure? In this message, we’ll look at what Jesus said about life after death and why what we believe about eternity shapes the way we live today.

Can faith and science coexist, or are they at odds with each other? For many, the relationship between belief in God and the discoveries of science seems complicated, but what if they’re not as different as we think? In this message, we’ll explore how faith and science can actually complement each other, revealing a deeper understanding of both the Creator and the creation.

Can I lose my salvation, or once I'm saved, am I always saved? It's a question many people wrestle with, especially when they face doubts or struggles in their faith. In this message, we’ll explore what the Bible says about eternal security, God's faithfulness, and how our relationship with Him can never be broken.

Can we really trust the Bible, or is it just an outdated book full of myths and contradictions? In this message, we’re going to take an honest look at where the Bible came from, why it matters, and how we can be confident in its truth. If you’ve ever had doubts or questions about Scripture, you’re not alone—and you just might be surprised by what we discover together. Favorite Bibles: Women: https...

When Caesar conquered his enemy, Rome held a parade to celebrate his victory. There was a trimphal entry back to Rome with the enemy chained behind him. Paul says in this passage that when we are baptized, we are baptized into the Triumph - the victory of Christ over Satan and sin.  

During the height of the Roman Empire, the world experienced an unprecedented era of stability that allowed people to travel freely. During his missionary journeys, the Apostle Paul traveled thousands of miles by land and sea! Along the way, he experienced fear repeatedly: beatings, robberies, imprisonments, shipwrecks. But he never allowed fear to become a barrier to his faith. 

In the Roman Empire, bathhouses were more than just places to clean up—they were the social hubs of daily life. People didn’t go just to bathe; they went to network, relax, eat, drink, and even conduct business. It wasn’t just hygiene, it was a place where people could shed their everyday stresses,The Apostle Paul picks up on this imagery when he talks about shedding our old lives like we would ta...

In the Roman arenas, gladiators faced relentless pressure—life-or-death battles that tested their endurance. They were pushed to their limits, and for many, their goal wasn’t just to survive, but to face their struggles with courage, showing the crowd their strength. For Christians, our arena looks different, but the pressures we face often feel just as intense. But here’s the difference: the pres...

Every self-respecting city in the Roman Empire had a theatre. Yes, the Romans loved entertainment, but the theatre was bigger than that. It was a culture shaping venue where edgy ideas and societal taboos were normalized in order to dictate the direction of culture. People walked out of those performances with new ideas, new norms, and, often, a new way of seeing the world. Sound familiar? Today,...

The Romans were obsessed with games and sports, to the extent that athletes were treated like celebrities, and passionate fans sometimes rioted. Herod the Great was even voted President of the Olympic Games for life! The Apostle Paul frequently drew on this imagery, using the idea of running a race to describe the Christian life—urging believers to run well, strain forward, and keep their eyes fix...

The cycle of anxiety can seem impossible to break but Paul gives us some practicle steps that we an take to remain CALM in the midst of our chaos. This week we will discover two more steps we can take to remain CALM. (Live with Gratitude, Meditate on what is true)

We all know what it feels like to be stuck in a loop of worry. One anxious thought leads to another, and before we know it, we're trapped in a cycle we can’t seem to break. But here's the good news: God never designed us to live that way. In this series we’ll talk about how to move from fear to peace by applying simple, practical steps from Scripture.

The most sacred day on the Jewish calendar is the Day of Atonement. In Leviticus 16, God established a system where two goats were involved in covering the people’s sins—one was sacrificed for forgiveness, and the other, the scapegoat, carried the sins of the people out of the city. Here’s the amazing part: Jesus fulfilled both roles. He became the perfect sacrifice, offering forgiveness, and He a...

God’s plan to deal with sin starts small but quickly grows. It begins with covering the sin of a single couple—Adam and Eve. But it doesn’t stop there. In the story of Passover, God takes things further by providing a way for an entire family to be protected. He instructs the Israelites to sacrifice an innocent lamb, and its blood covers their households, shielding them from the coming judgment. T...

Our sin creates a real separation between us and God, but God didn’t leave it that way. From the very beginning, God made a way to address that separation. In the story of Adam and Eve, when they messed up, they hid in shame. But God, in His mercy, stepped in and did something unexpected. He used the life of an innocent animal to symbolically cover their mistake, offering the first act of atonemen...