The fundamental desire of every follower of Jesus is simply to please God. While that statement might seem simple, it is often hard to know just how to do this. What does following Jesus truly look like? What does faith look like?

In this five-week series we will discover just what faith looks like as we examine the lives of those in Hebrews 11; a chapter known as “The Faith Hall of Fame.” Understanding faith is integral to our journey as followers of Jesus because without it, it is impossible to please God. Don’t worry, it actually is pretty simple—so join us as we uncover the Fruits of Faith together.

The chase never ends. Everything seems to echo “more, more, more”— the next paycheck, the bigger house, a new trend. The financial finish line seems ever moving, leaving us clinching our hands thinking “if only I had___, then I would finally be free.”

But what if freedom wasn’t found in having more, but in something else entirely?

In a world where scarcity seems inescapable, Jesus promises us abundant life. During this 5-week series we will learn how our generosity opens our hands to receive God’s fullness. As we step out in obedience, letting go of what the world says offers security, we instead embrace His provision.  Opening our hands is scary, but we aren’t walking this path alone. May we become ever more like the Savior we love—a Generous God, and Generous People.

Why is community important? It's simple. When we look at the ultimate example of Godly living, the life of Christ, we see that He chose to be in intimate relationship with people. The Son of God Himself viewed connection with others as so vital that He spent most of His earthly ministry with just twelve men. A small circle- an eternal legacy.

During this three-week series, we will see just how integral family is to the Christian life as we invite you to join life groups or get involved in some way.  It's messy, it's hard, and it's often inconvenient; yet just as Jesus was willing to lay His life down for us, may we too be a people who let go of our own desires in service One to Another. This is the heartbeat of our faith. Your circle may be small, but your surrender will leave an eternal legacy.

Will you say yes?

What do you see when you open your eyes? The never-ending struggle or valley? A reflection of a person you think God could never choose? Or do you dare to believe that there is something beyond what we can see and understand? Our perspectives shape our entire life; if we want to be a people awakened to God, then we must learn to see how God sees.

During this 8-week series we will be journeying through the Psalms of David—an unlikely man chosen by God to articulate the depths of human existence through the lens of Heaven. Through these teachings we will be fighting the instinct to trust only what we can see and instead learn how we can see through God’s eyes amid all we face. Waking up starts with opening our eyes; if we want to awaken to God, we must keep our eyes wide open.

It's often easy to see all the rules and laws of scripture and miss out on the promises and blessings God speaks over us. But as children of God, WE ARE BLESSED!

During these three weeks, we will look at some of the many blessings we have been given and learn how we can claim them in our lives today! Through these sermons, we will see how belonging to God, meditating on His Word, and giving back to Him all pave the way for us to receive the abundance God has for us!

As they approached the tomb, the place where death had claimed victory, something was different. Where just days before our Savior’s body had been sealed behind a stone too heavy to move, there was now a doorway—the stone had been rolled away. This open door was now an invitation to look into the place where death seemed to win and see that resurrection had come.

This is the promise of Easter for us today! During this four-week series we will look at some of the stones in our own lives; these things that seem too heavy to defeat. Yet, just as the early disciples saw the stone rolled away from Christ’s tomb, we too have the invitation to look closely at these places in our own lives where death has seemed victorious. Places of fear, shame, disappointment, and bitterness seem permanent, but we are invited to look closer. Resurrection has come!