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.

Have you felt the fire of your passion for God dwindle? God has called His disciples to fan the flames of the gifts He gave them for the sake a world that needs them and the chance to grow more deeply aware of who He is. Don’t let the fire die - join Pastor Kyle as he teaches us how to stoke the flame.

Have you felt the fire of your passion for God dwindle? God has called His disciples to fan the flames of the gifts He gave them for the sake a world that needs them and the chance to grow more deeply aware of who He is. Don’t let the fire die - join Pastor Kyle as he teaches us how to stoke the flame.

It’s easy to feel as though life has hit the Pause button on progress. We can walk around cautious, skeptical, with our heads waiting for any signs of a change in the forecast instead of making the most of whatever we must weather.

While last week helped us understand holiness, this week we’re learning what it’s like to live as sacrifices. We may not need to bring animals to altars anymore, but there are still offerings we can lay before God: namely, ourselves.

"Holy": this word has long evoked feelings of fear and guilt inside of people. But today, we're going to discover the freedom that it can bring and the presence of the King it leads us into.

The Question many often ask, the question many hesitate to answer. What does it even mean for the Lord to "Establish the work of our hands for us" in this new year? Let's dive in TOGETHER!

Come celebrate our final reflection of Advent, as we come together to ADORE Christ The Lord.

How do we walk in joy while finding ourselves often navigating a sense of dissatisfaction? Joy can and does still exist in the tension between the two. Joy is part of Jesus' legacy that he brought into that Christmas manger and thus, into our lives.

When we come to Jesus there is no doubt that He is with us, but are we with Him? So often we choose to create a life of calm rather than to learn to walk in His peace. Yet, He is Peace and as we walk with Him we will find ourselves living in the wholeness of that peace.

Sometimes the things of this world make it difficult to take God at His word, but faith does just that. Let’s see how we can trust a real God in a real world in a real way for our lives.

This week, we start our four week-long celebration of Advent, starting with "Hope". Are you ready to worship the One who birthed hope into our weary world once and for all? Then join us in learning how to lean into and honor that hope all the more.

We often have a casual relationship with conviction, which often confuses our relationships, undermines our integrity, & messes with our intimacy with God. Today we will learn to cement those convictions out of a deep desire to see God smile.

Whenever God begins to move, there’s always an uprising in response. Our own flesh can fight against His promises, His passions, and His plans. How can we quell the rebellion inside and keep our ear attentive to God’s Word instead?

This is the story of Sharon Smith and what she's learned during her trials.

Being a disciple means we cannot keep our life with Jesus private. The risk of carrying Him in public often leads to resurrection breakthroughs we never thought possible.