Church Story

Overcoming Church Boredom

Have you ever been in a place where you felt like church was boring? You’re probably not the only one and in part five of a study through the book of Ephesians, you’ll find the value of embracing the uncomfortable and learn possibly the most important prayer you can pray for someone.

This Changes Everything - Easter 2024

Easter Sunday is the day when billions of people around the globe gather together to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ. But, have you ever considered what difference does the resurrection make in the days and weeks to follow. In this week's message, you'll hear the historical evidence of the empty tomb and the importance of the resurrection for your life today. The resurrection of Jesus changes everything and there's no need to wait to experience this reality for your life.

Church is Messy, but Church is Worth It

In part four of a study through Ephesians you’ll learn the value of being connected to a church family and how to prevent hostility that comes from division. In a time when the world seems more divided than ever, discover how you can be united with others despite your differences and experience real peace in those relationships. Church can be messy, but Church is worth it.

Hello, I Am _____

In part three of Awake & Alive, a study through the book of Ephesians, you will discover the truth about the gift freely given by God. You’ll assess your labels, what they mean for you, and, more importantly, what God says about them. You’ll see how you can shed the weights holding you back from what God intended for you all along.

The Prayer for Your Life

Some of our most important prayers include asking God to heal someone, provide something, or give us direction in our lives. But what if there is an even more important prayer that we should be praying consistently for ourselves and others around us? In part two of Awake & Alive, a study through the book of Ephesians, you will discover the truth around the most important prayer that you can pray.

Remember Who You Are

Politics, agendas, pop culture, and more. All of these create tension in living with faith, and that is the tension of being a citizen of two kingdoms: an earthly kingdom and a heavenly one. While being difficult to navigate, it is important to pay attention to which one has the greatest influence in shaping who you are. If you’re not careful you’ll exhaust yourself trying to discover your identity without ever finding it.
 
In part one of a study through the Book of Ephesians, you’ll discover who God says you are and the value of being confident in your identity.

A Sign for Something Greater

There comes a time when what you see or don’t see has more to do with what you don’t want to be true, rather than a lack of evidence. In Part Five of the Jonah messages, you’ll see multiple examples of how Jonah’s story is similar to the life of Jesus. However, you’ll also see that Jesus is the greater of the two.

Love Your Enemy?

The book of Jonah appears to be a book centered on hate, but is it really? In Jonah Chapter 4, you’ll see God reveal more of who he is and how he acts toward those who turn to him. If God loves your enemy, will you?

People of The Second Chance

If you’ve ever wished you could go back and redo a major life decision, then Jonah’s story is your story. In Jonah 3, you’ll be reminded that God is the god of second chances and the purpose of your life carries more weight than you realize.

Grace When I'm At My Worst

When Jonah is at his lowest point in life, God’s grace becomes the most clear. In Jonah Chapter 2, you will see one of the greatest descriptions of God’s grace in the Old Testament by looking at Jonah's prayer from the belly of a fish. That grace is available even today and runs deeper than the depths of your rebellion.