We are diving deep in July. Our Vacation Bible School is Mission Deep Sea and we will be joining their faith deep dive by taking the plunge into our faith. We are going to learn how to become deeply committed followers of Christ. Join us for this adventure.

As we celebrate the freedom that our forefather's fought for we celebrate the freedom that Jesus lived and died for. Join us as we look at living in the freedom of Christ and what that means for us today.

Movies speak to our circumstances, connect us to one another, and inspire us to action. But there’s more we can learn from them. During At the Movies, we’ll look at films in a whole new way.

The Holy Spirit is often talked about in church but what does it do? Who is the Holy Spirit and how does the Holy Spirit help us as followers of Christ today?

Jesus has a selfless pursuit of others and we believe He is calling each of us to the same. ONE. is our Kingdom relentless pursuit of sharing God’s love with others. Jesus said “If a man has a hundred sheep and one of them wanders away, what will he do? Won’t he leave the ninety-nine others on the hills and go out to search for the one that is lost?” Join us as we seek and serve the ONE. so that we can bring glory to God.

Jesus has been called many different things by many different people. Prophet, priest, liar, and heretic just to name a few. Although much has been said about him, what do we really know about the Jesus of the bible? What does Jesus have to say for himself? During this Easter season we are going to look through the Gospel of John at the seven “I AM” statements Jesus made to see if we can get a peek at the man behind the movement.

 2020 was an unprecedented time in American history. Things were crazy. Lines were drawn and families split over political thoughts. As Americans, we have a deep desire to win. As Christians, sometimes that comes out and can cause harm. We can choose to exclude because we do not agree. Jesus had no such issue. How can we embrace instead of defeat? How can we lose everything and still be victorious? 

We have celebrated the gift of Jesus at Christmas but what is next? What does Jesus expect from us? Jesus says we should serve God with our whole heart. He calls us to be wholehearted. Join us as we dive into our response to God’s Amazing Grace.

When we think about Kids unwrapping Christmas presents they are like a whirlwind of paper, bows, and ribbons. What if we decided to be that excited about digging into the meaning of Christ this Christmas. What if we tore, not into wrapping paper, but scripture with the same energy to see who Jesus is and what Jesus means to each of us. Instead of unwrapping presents, this Christmas, we are going to unwrap the presence of Christ.

What’s your carrot?

What really makes for a happy life? A dream job, a bigger house, or a new relationship? If you’re always hungry for the next big thing, but frustrated because it never seems to satisfy, it’s time to hop off the treadmill and chase after something real.

WE LIVE AT THE INTERSECTION OF TWO REALITIES. CHRIST USHERED IN THE KINGDOM OF GOD. THE FULLNESS OF THE KINGDOM IS NOT YET HERE. GOD IS ORDERING OUR FOOTSTEPS. GOD IS PREPARING GOOD WORKS. WE LIVE IN A FALLEN WORLD, A BROKEN WORLD, BUT HEAVEN IS INVADING EARTH RIGHT HERE, RIGHT NOW.

WE DON’T BELIEVE IN HAPPILY EVER AFTER. WE BELIEVE IN SOMETHING SO MUCH BIGGER AND BETTER AND LONGER—HAPPILY FOREVER AFTER. THE BEST IS YET TO COME.

In this world, you will have struggles. You will face opposition. You will be challenged, and there is a reason for that. This world is not your home. So answer hate with love, find join in the midst of trials and rely on a strength beyond yourself. You are meant to be… DIFFERENT

Typically, we all want to be the hero. The problem with being the hero is you take the spotlight from others. Jesus wants us to think differently. Jesus calls us to focus on others instead of ourselves. What if we shifted our focus from being heroes to becoming hero makers. Join us as we explore what it would take to be Hero Makers.

Trust in God is the theme that our kids will have for VBS. We are going to join them through the month of July with the same Bible stories with a little different perspective. Join us as we look at some different stories and learn how we can trust God more completely.

What does it mean to be free? What are we freed from? Join us as we look at freedom in the context of being a Christ follower.

You never know what you are going to get when you attend a potluck diner. The one thing you can be sure of is that you will leave full. Over the next three weeks we will be looking at different stories from the Bible and how they can fill us today. Join us for Potluck Faith.

Re·ly /rəˈlī/ - depend on with full trust or confidence

To Rely on something is to depend on it with full trust or confidence. The early church truly relied on the Holy Spirit. Peter and John healed people, Paul and Barnabas were led to Macedonia, believers came to new life in Christ. All of these feats of the Holy Spirit didn’t end with the Apostles but are still available for us today. Join us as we work through the book of Acts and see how we too can rely on the Holy Spirit.

We are probably all familiar with the term gospel. Whether we have heard it used in church or in a statement. What is the Gospel, though? What does it mean? Why does it matter? Join us as we take a deeper look into the story of Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection and how it impacts each of us even 2000 years later.

Over the past two years, we have been working through a strange time. We have gone through a pandemic, political unease, racial unrest and so much more. Wouldn’t it be amazing if we just had a reset button in our lives so that we could start over? Is it possible that in Christ we can reset our lives and live toward a better future? Is it really possible to reset and move in a new direction? Join us as we look at resetting our lives in this new year.

When our world is shaken, it’s easy for fear to spread. But God promises to be with us, no matter what comes our way. In times of uncertainty, it’s more important than ever to trust who God is and how He says we can live. That is the promise of Christmas: God is with us. Fear not.