Sunday Messages

Jesus and his early followers drew a crowd because of their counter-cultural, contagious, irresistible way of living. What if The Church today did the same?

Jesus and his early followers drew a crowd because of their counter-cultural, contagious, irresistible way of living. What if The Church today did the same?

Like Queen Esther, perhaps you are right where you are, on purpose.

Like Queen Esther, perhaps you are right where you are, on purpose

Jesus and his early followers drew a crowd because of their counter-cultural, contagious, irresistible way of living. What if The Church today did the same?

Week 3 of our series Homecoming, where we explore the parable of the prodigal son. 

In Homecoming, we are diving into the story of the Prodigals in Luke 15 and into the rich, fulfilling, unrivaled experience of truly coming home.

In Homecoming , we are diving into the story of the Prodigals in Luke 15 and into the rich, fulfilling, unrivaled experience of truly coming home. 

In our sermon series on Ephesians, we are looking at the letters to the church and how Paul's words are still relevant for our church today.

In our sermon series on Ephesians, we are looking at the letters to the church and how Paul's words are still relevant for our church today.

In our sermon series on Ephesians, we are looking at the letters to the church and how Paul's words are still relevant for our church today.

In our sermon series on Ephesians, we are looking at the letters to the church and how Paul's words are still relevant for our church today.

In our sermon series on Ephesians, we are looking at the letters to the church and how Paul's words are still relevant for our church today.

In our sermon series on Ephesians, we are looking at the letters to the church and how Paul's words are still relevant for our church today.

In this series, we explore what it looks like to be free from the power of sin and experience true freedom binding ourselves to Christ.

In this series, we explore what it looks like to be free from the power of sin and experience true freedom binding ourselves to Christ.

In this series, we explore what it looks like to be free from the power of sin and experience true freedom binding ourselves to Christ.

In this series, we explore what it looks like to be free from the power of sin and experience true freedom binding ourselves to Christ.

Week 6 of our series on the Holy Spirit, Gifted. Pentecost marks the time when the early church received the gift of the Holy Spirit, and the unique gifts of the Spirit, for the building up of the Body of Christ. How is the Holy Spirit at work among us today?

Week 5 of our series on the Holy Spirit, Gifted. Pentecost marks the time when the early church received the gift of the Holy Spirit, and the unique gifts of the Spirit, for the building up of the Body of Christ. How is the Holy Spirit at work among us today?

Week 4 of our series on the Holy Spirit, Gifted. Pentecost marks the time when the early church received the gift of the Holy Spirit, and the unique gifts of the Spirit, for the building up of the Body of Christ. How is the Holy Spirit at work among us today?

Week 3 of our series on the Holy Spirit, Gifted. Pentecost marks the time when the early church received the gift of the Holy Spirit, and the unique gifts of the Spirit, for the building up of the Body of Christ. How is the Holy Spirit at work among us today?

Week 2 of our series on the Holy Spirit, Gifted . Pentecost marks the time when the early church received the gift of the Holy Spirit, and the unique gifts of the Spirit, for the building up of the Body of Christ. How is the Holy Spirit at work among us today?

Week 1 of our series on the Holy Spirit, Gifted . Pentecost Sunday memorializes the moment when the promised Holy Spirit fell upon, and filled the early believers to build up the church, and carry on Jesus’ work in the world. But who is the Holy Spirit? To answer this, we must start at the beginning.

Week 3 of our Series God and Trauma. In this series, we pray through Psalm 139 and invite God to shine His healing light, into the dark corners of our individual and collective trauma (including the collective trauma of a global pandemic).