Church Story

In this message, we explore why the Bible is trustworthy, looking at its historical reliability, archaeological evidence, fulfilled prophecy, and remarkable unity across 66 books and 1600 years. You'll see that faith in Scripture is not blind, but grounded in compelling reasons to believe it truly is God’s inspired Word. Ultimately, we’re invited not just to know about the Bible, but to taste and see for ourselves that it is good.

Have you ever wondered why a good God allows pain, suffering, and tragedy? It’s one of the most honest and toughest questions asked about faith and the character of God. Whether you're struggling with doubt or searching for deeper understanding, this message offers biblical insight, real-life perspective, and the promise of God's presence even in the darkest moments.
VERSES: John 9v1-12, 25; Romans 8v20-30

In this message, we explore how our daily choices shape who we are, what we do, and where we go. Examining the stories of Jonah and the fiery furnace in Daniel 3, we observe the distinction between choosing our own way, which often leads to chaos, and choosing to trust God regardless of the circumstances. Whether you're a child, a teenager, or an adult, this message challenges us all to make decisions that honor God, knowing that He’s with us even in the fire.

Who is the Holy Spirit and what does He do? These are questions you’ve probably wondered about but maybe felt strange asking. In part eight of Big Questions, you better understand a relationship with the Holy Spirit.
Verses: John 14v16-26, Acts 2v1-15

Strong opinions, personal preferences, political agendas, doctrinal differences, grey areas, and broken leadership can lead to significant division in the church. In extreme cases, that division can lead to negative impacts on a community. Why does this happen, and how can you avoid it? Learn more in week seven of Big Questions.
VERSES: Acts 15v1-31, James 1v26

In an age when cynicism, skeptism, and sarcasm is most common, you may have wondered, why does the church want your money. In part six of Big Questions, you’ll discover that the church doesn’t want your money. It certainly seems that way sometimes, but what if there’s something even more valuable for you, rather than the church?
VERSES: Proverbs 3v5-10, Colossians 1v15-20, Matthew 15v8, Matthew 6v19-21, 1 John 2v3-5, Malachi 3v10

When was the last time you thought about the end of the world? The rapture? Life in the end times? There are so many questions around this, more than can be answered in one setting. But, in part six of Big Questions, you’ll find answers to the questions you may have wrestled with for years and how to live in light of answers Jesus points out in the Bible.
SCRIPTURE: Mark 13v1-37

Ever wondered why Christians eat bread and drink wine or grape juice from a cup during worship services? It’s a common practice, but it often leaves many unsure of exactly the purpose. In part three of Big Questions, you’ll discover why taking communion or the Lord’s Supper is important for growing your faith.
VERSES: 1 Corinthians 11v17-34, John 3v16, Romans 10v10, Galatians 2v21

Do I have to bow my head and close my eyes? What if I don’t say “amen” at the end? Why didn’t God answer my prayer? Does it mean you did something wrong, or that God doesn’t care to listen to me? If questions like these leave you feeling stuck in your faith, then part two of Big Questions may provide the answers you’ve been looking for.
SCRIPTURE: Luke 11v1, 5-11; 18v1-5

Have you ever had a question about what you’ve always believed but were afraid to ask it out loud? Or a thought that didn’t make sense but you didn’t feel like you could mention it—especially at church? Maybe it’s time to ask the unspoken questions in a new teaching series, Big Questions, and find answers that take your faith deeper. In part one, find answers to questions around the importance of baptism.
 
SCRIPTURE: Acts 2v5-41, Matthew 28v18-20