In this 6-week series, we’ll explore how Jesus defied cultural norms, challenged traditions, and prioritized truth, justice, and love over expectations. From overturning tables to welcoming outcasts, His unmanageable actions call us to a vibrant, transformative faith. We’ll confront our tendency to control Jesus and be challenged to follow Him—even when it’s messy.

On Love Your Neighbor Sunday we gather with our local and global partners to celebrate what God has done through Love Your Neighbor in the past year. You’ll hear powerful stories of impact, see firsthand how your generosity is making a difference, and hear about exciting opportunities for the year ahead.

This series focuses on cultivating peace, security, and trust in God, addressing mental health and the challenges of fear, anxiety, depression, and uncertainty that so many of us face. Each week will unpack a portion of Psalm 91, offering practical applications for achieving a sound mind through God’s promises.

At Christmas, we often get swept up in nostalgia, cherishing the familiar traditions, yet we may overlook the profound meaning behind them. Stories about shepherds, angels, wise men, and the manger are often heard, but what is the true significance of Christ’s birth—God’s Son coming to earth as a human? This December, we’ll explore how the Christmas story connects to the larger narrative of Scripture and dive into the profound doctrines of the Christian faith.

What would happen if we built real relationships with our neighbors and made a commitment to live out the Gospel daily in our neighborhoods? What would happen if we truly loved our neighbor as we love ourselves? In this series we will equip you to become neighborhood catalysts that move you and others from strangers to friends and friends to family in Christ.

You matter to God. You matter to the work of God. In this journey through Nehemiah, we will learn to own the influence given to us by God for our good and His glory. Nehemiah led God’s people in rebuilding the wall in Jerusalem, but it took everyone working together, because nothing of significance in the kingdom of God happens alone.

When you are in Babylon, Babylon is where you must thrive. It’s what God
told the exiled Jews in 605 B.C., and it’s what God is saying to us, the Church, today.

How can we model our lives after Jesus' life? We want to know Him,
understand His words, and study His actions so that we can follow His example.