Join us today as we continue our journey into deeper discipleship with Jesus.

Join us today as we continue our journey into deeper discipleship with Jesus.

Join us today as we continue our journey into deeper discipleship with Jesus.

What do you desire to be made into?

Try as we may, all of us fall short of being the perfect product. We’ve got dents and dings and all other manner of imperfections. So we try and be transformed, right? But that’s never easy - and it’s practically impossible alone. That’s why we’ve designed Forged: discipleship groups that will walk with you through every step of the transformation process.

Join us as we celebrate the gift of Pentecost Sunday!

This Sunday, we’ve committed to engaging together in prolonged, fervent prayer. For peace throughout our endangered nation. For unity throughout our ruptured world. For wisdom granted to politicians and citizens alike. For repentance in the hearts of those who have stayed silent, inactive, and apathetic in the face of violence, prejudice, and death - even if we find our own hearts amongst them. Pray with us, church. Pray for the people. But do not simply do so out of pity for their loss, but out of active, heart-aching compassion for people - God’s people - who have suffered. For a God who suffers as He watches His children broken, beaten, butchered and left without hope for a better tomorrow. This is the time, church. This is when we rise. But our rising this weekend will look a whole lot like kneeling.

Every one of us has been gifted a new life. That present itself is not the only thing that's important - it's what we do in our present to change who we'll become tomorrow that matters. Don't know how to be transformed into all God has for us? Then join on into our service and listen as Pastor Kyle walks us through the process.

With Baptism Sunday on the horizon, we need to understand what baptism is, why it matters in the modern day, and how one simple action transforms our life from the inside out.

This world is shaking, but in the midst of our shaking, where do we, as disciples, place our focus?

We’re all walking towards something in life: towards lack or towards plenty, towards shame or towards glory, towards God or far, far away from him. Jesus came to Earth to walk with His disciples - and He’s still calling us closer and closer to Him now. Will we join Him on a walk?

Join us as we gather together to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Ever wonder what it means when the Bible says that Jesus is our Passover lamb? How can we see Him in the midst of God’s beautiful deliverance for His people out of Egypt? He is still delivering His people today by the same means…the blood of the Lamb!

Where has God set your gaze? This world can tear our eyes in any and every direction, but Jesus had His sights set on Jerusalem - despite the death that awaited Him there. We must determine where God would have us look and keep our eyes, minds, and spirits set there. No matter what.

We all have a recipe to follow: certain things God has requested we include on our lives. And yet, it’s so tempting to throw in a pinch of this and that outside the bounds of His will. People that pry us from Him, perspectives that push His will away, prayers of passive-aggression instead of compassion. If even a single incorrect ingredient can spoil the loaf, we have to make a life untainted by external ingredients.

Life throws constant questions and conflicts at us, and sorting through them on our own can overwhelm us. That’s why we don’t need to rely on our own wisdom: we have a Spirit to speak to, teach, and lead us! But knowing Him - and what He wants - requires a strategy all its own.

We’ve all heard stories of Simon Peter, but we often forget his origins. A miraculous move of God causes fish to overflow from his nets…and yet Peter surrendered them all to follow Jesus. Perhaps there’s more to life than the miracle we’re awaiting?

We need the power and the presence of the Holy Spirit more now than ever before. But how do we accept Him into our lives and allow him to affect every aspect of our worlds?

We’ve witnessed plenty of unspeakable events occurring this week, this month, this year. It would be easy to keep our focus on the here and now - but there is a future to prepare for. There is a King whose coming we ought to await.

You may have felt like God has called you out of your comfort zone, far from life you’ve known. Perhaps it’s simply that life has left you feeling displaced. No matter where we find ourselves, our King is calling us to conquer the obstacles of this unknown territory and reclaim it for His glory.

Pastor Rick poses the question to us this morning of Do I value the comfort of my current relationship with someone who doesn’t know Jesus Christ more than I care about where they will spend eternity, and encourages and equips us with how to share the true Love of God.