If you have ever wondered whether the Bible can really be trusted, you are not alone. In a world full of conflicting opinions, changing values, and endless information, many people are asking honest questions like: Was the Bible changed over time? Is it outdated? Can an ancient book still speak to modern life? The short answer is yes. The Bible is trustworthy because it is rooted in history, confirmed through fulfilled prophecy, alive and powerful in its message, and cente

A lot of people treat prayer like an emergency tool. When the diagnosis comes, the job feels uncertain, the bills pile up, or your child is struggling, you pray. And those prayers are real. They matter. God hears them. But if prayer only shows up when life is on fire, then most of us are missing something deeper and better.

When life feels unstable, one question matters more than almost any other: Who is Jesus? Not just what culture says. Not just what religion says. Not just what your family believes. The real question is this: Who do you believe Jesus is—and why does it matter for your life?

Discover how God works in everyday life through the story of Elijah and the widow. Learn how faith grows from simple willingness to confident trust in God.

A lot of people feel uncertain about the Holy Spirit. They understand God the Father. They know something about Jesus. But when it comes to the Holy Spirit, things can feel unclear or intimidating. Is the Holy Spirit a person? What does the Holy Spirit do? How do you know if the Spirit is leading you? And what does it actually mean to walk in the Spirit?

God does not leave us to form our idea of Him from fear, rumor, pain, or personal preference. He has shown us who He is. The Bible gives us a clear, trustworthy picture of God’s character. And that picture is stronger, better, and more personal than many people expect.

There is something in all of us that loves a fresh start. We feel it when the calendar turns. We feel it when we begin a new job, move into a new home, or decide it is finally time to change a habit that has been wearing us down. That longing says something important about the human heart. We were made to want renewal. But most of us try to find that renewal by upgrading the old version of ourselves. We think in terms of improvement. Better habits. Better discipline. Better e

Do you ever feel the ground moving under your feet? Maybe it’s the economy. Maybe it’s your schedule. Maybe it’s the headlines, or the lab results, or even the moment you tuck your kids into bed and wonder if you’re doing any of this right.

In the desert, everything changes when the rain shows up. The air softens. The ground drinks deep. Seeds that looked like dust remember what they are, and the wash that felt lifeless yesterday is running with color today. We know that kind of change. Trusting in You makes me new. That’s the heartbeat of our spring series, Made New.

We all have a story that looks steady on the outside and stormy on the inside. We get the kids to school, hit our deadlines, cheer from the bleachers, smile at the neighbors—and still feel a low ache of “Is this it?” We’re running, but not always sure where. We love our people, but still feel tired. We believe in God, but wonder how to fit our faith into a calendar that never slows down.

Christmas doesn’t always feel like it used to. Somewhere between the shopping lists, the travel schedules, the endless group texts about who’s bringing what to the party, and the late-night scrolling for that “perfect” gift… a lot of us feel a little empty inside. We keep chasing a feeling we can't quite name.

Be the Movement is an invitation. It’s a call to step into the life God designed you for. It’s a reminder that you and I are part of something so much bigger than ourselves, and that we don’t have to be perfect to make an eternal impact. We just have to be present.

You get to choose the quality of your relationships

Let me be real with you: pain changes us. But God? He transforms us. This series is about that transformation. It’s about how God doesn’t waste a single scar. Even the ones we’re still ashamed of. Even the ones we try to keep hidden.

Have you ever been completely, utterly lost? I'm not talking about the GPS isn't working lost, the soul-level lost.

Every few months I go through a season where I feel stuck. It usually passes in a week or two. When did you last feel stuck?

I’m excited to invite you to a new sermon series at our church: “The God of Miracles.” This isn’t just another Sunday morning service.

If I were to ask you right now how you feel about inviting someone to church, what would you say?

Have you ever sat down at the end of a long day and thought, Why does everything feel so... stuck? Maybe you’re tired...

Have you ever walked into a crowded room and felt alone? Maybe it was a party, a work event, or even a Sunday morning service.