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Enjoy our full Veritas Christmas service with caroling and a short message from Kyle. Merry Christmas and remember to choose joy this holiday season!

Resisting Digital Babylon In a world shaped by the glow of screens, how do young Christians navigate their identity? This week, guest speaker, Luke Simon, explores what it means to follow Jesus in "Digital Babylon," where devices promise connection but often deliver emptiness. Drawing from personal stories and biblical truth, he challenges us to confront the idols of technology, reclaim our identi...

Jeremiah 29:1-14
 Sometimes we get frustrated by the places and circumstances we find ourselves in, but what if God has us there for a purpose? If so, what is it? That’s the question Kyle answers as he continues our series “Living in Exile.”

Daniel 10-12 What do you want to be true of yourself in 5 years, 10 years, 50 years from now? If being a follower of Jesus your entire life is your goal, you’ve got to have the right expectations going forward. Daniel 10-12 gives us a picture of what we can expect life to look like as believers, what it means to stand firm in the face of opposition, and the impact it can have when we love like Jes...

Daniel 9 People are leaving the church at record rates. Gen Z is the least religious generation in American history. Why? It’s complicated, but one thing is obvious: a lot of people don’t like what they see. Daniel gives us a way forward though. It’s hard, and certainly uncomfortable, but necessary if we want to faithfully follow Jesus in a culture that doesn’t.

Daniel 7 Daniel 7 is a weird chapter, let’s be honest. It’s got visions, beasts, angels, thrones… there’s a lot going on. But what does it all mean, and what does it have to do with us? Join Alex as she offers insight into the perspective Daniel uncovers for us, and how we can use it to live faithfully as exiles, no matter what life throws at us.

Daniel 7 Join Kyle as he discusses the heart of human rebellion and the "kingdom of self," and discover how God's plan—a greater story of blessing and purpose—calls us to live beyond our own ambitions. Watch now to find out how the story of Babel still speaks to us, and what it means to live for God's kingdom in a world obsessed with self.

Daniel 6 “Who am I?” It’s one of life’s biggest questions, and the Bible has a lot to say about it! The issue? Our culture does too, and the answers are completly opposite. So, which do we listen to? Davis continues our series “Living in Exile” with the story of the lion’s Den that shows which identity gives us the freedom we’re looking for.

Daniel 5 Life can feel unpredictable at times. Unexpected, chaotic even. We have no way of knowing what tomorrow will bring or what’s coming. Things happen that can make us feel like our world is spinning out of control. When it comes to the anxieties, fears and worries of the uncertainties in life, what do you cling to? Join Alex in Daniel 5 as she explores what it looks like to give God control...

Daniel 4 As the saying goes, “Pride comes before the fall.” But if pride is so destructive in our lives, how do we fight it? What’s the solution? Kyle continues our series “Living in Exile” with a talk from Daniel 4 that both diagnoses our problem, and gives us the cure.

Daniel 3 We all want to fit in somewhere, to belong. But that desire to fit in often makes us afraid to stand out. The only problem? Living faithfully in exile means we will stand out. So what do we do when the pressure to fit in is high but we long to live faithfully? Davis continues our Fall Tuesday Night series, Living in Exile

Daniel 2 When you have a big decision to make, who do you ask for advice? When you’ve got a problem you can’t solve, where do you look for answers? More often than not friends, family, roommates, TikTok, the internet, those are the people and places we go to for wisdom. But the Bible tells us that real wisdom only comes from one source: God. Join Alex in Daniel 2 as she explores why turning to God...

Daniel 1 Daniel’s story is our story, because we too live in exile. Our circumstances are different, but we’re caught in the same tension – left asking what it looks like to be faithful to God in an unbelieving culture. Kyle kicks off our fall Tuesday Night series, Living in Exile.

John 9: 1-41 There is a powerful story in the Gospel of John about a man born blind who is healed when Jesus performs a miracle. But this story isn't just about a miracle; it's about how Jesus saw beyond the man's physical condition to his deeper purpose. Despite skeptics and religious leaders, the healed man's faith in Jesus transforms from him seeing Jesus as just a man to acknowledging Him as L...

John 2: 1-11 If you had to describe what Jesus is about in one word, which would you choose? Obedience? Healing? Restoration? All right answers, but when we look at an encounter where Jesus performs his first miracle, we find that the real answer might be “joy.” Join us as Davis continues our summer series, “Face to Face.”

John 5:1-14 What we think we want isn’t what we really want. But what do we really want? That’s the answer we get from an encounter that Jesus has with a man at the local pool in John chapter 5. Listen in as Kyle continues our summer series, “Face to Face.”

What image do you have of Jesus? Is it positive or negative? Regardless of how we answer, the only way for us to truly know Jesus is by encountering him, letting him answer those questions himself. So the question becomes, will we? Join us as Davis kicks off of summer series “Face to Face”

God is so good! So let's celebrate with one more Tuesday Night this school year! "Give thanks to the Lord, for he is good; his love endures forever. Let the redeemed of the Lord tell their story" Psalm 107:1-2.

How much of your day revolves around you? Your thoughts, your feelings, things you want, things you’re worried or excited about, things that affect YOU? The answer to that question is probably more than we want to admit. We’re prone to live life mostly for ourselves, but Jesus is calling us into something different. Into a life lived for him. Alex finishes up our last week of Seven with Revelation...

Revelation 3:7-13
 What do we do hold on to when life is hard? Does it give us the stability we actually need? Kyle continues our series, Seven, and shows us how Jesus’s letter to a church in Philadelphia gives us a better answer.

Rev. 3:1-6 Jesus’s words to a church in Sardis in the first century raise an important question: Is our faith vibrant and alive? Or have we grown complacent and find ourselves going through the motions? Kyle continues our series, “Seven,” and challenges us to see that there should be a connection between what we believe about Jesus and how we live.

When it comes to our faith, what’s the cost of our compromise? When we settle for a faith that is based on Jesus and ____, what do we lose? Listen as Emilee continues our series through the book of Revelation.

Guest speaker, Michael Porter Sr. discusses Revelation 2, where Jesus addresses the church in Pergamum. In a world filled with pressures and temptations, God's Word can bring freedom despite what society expects from us. Michael pushes the importance of remaining faithful and challenges us to consider what truly matters.

If Jesus is good, why does following him seem to make life harder? How do we remain faithful to Jesus and live for his kingdom while living in a world that’s so different? Listen as Davis continues our series through the seven letters to the secen churches in Revelation.

What causes us to fall out of love with Jesus? And how do we come back to him? Listen as Emilee kicks off our new series, going through the seven letters to the seven churches in Revelation.