Join us as we study through 1 Thessalonians.

As we continue our "Got Questions?" series, Week 4 dives into a topic that can feel uncomfortable yet is vital for every believer: demons. Are they real? What do they do? And how should we, as followers of Christ, respond to their influence in our lives?

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Angels are often thought of as mysterious, otherworldly beings—but what does the Bible really say about them? In our latest sermon, we explore the incredible truth about angels and their role in God's plan.

Have you ever wondered about Hell? Is it real? If it’s real, how could a loving God send people there? Who ends up there –just the worst people …right? Is it eternal, like Heaven?

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Have you ever wondered what Heaven is like? Today, in the first week of our new series, “Got Questions?”, we tackled a big one as we walked through three important truths about Heaven.

Join us for INSURRECTIONISTS, a study through 1 Thessalonians.

In verses 25-32, Paul gives us a powerful image: just like we change our clothes, we’re called to take off the old self and put on the new. But this isn’t just a passive transformation—it’s an active responsibility we must embrace with the help of the Holy Spirit.

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If you’ve ever wondered how to truly live out this new identity in a world that constantly pulls you back toward the old, you won’t want to miss this message. Join us as we unpack the incredible power of being new in Christ and learn practical ways to live out this truth daily.

Join us for Pt. 2 of the opening sermon to the series, Insurrectionists, a study through 1 Thessalonians.

Paul calls us to reject the world’s ways of thinking and living—its self-centeredness, moral ambiguity, and broken systems. As believers, we are called to something radically different. But what does that look like in today’s culture?

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What role does unity play in our faith? How do we mature and grow into the fullness of Christ? And how can we stay grounded and connected in a world that pulls us in so many directions?

The mirror is a terrible god. We need to look elsewhere.

In the gym, we get stronger and healthier with purposeful effort; the same applies to the church. These three marks are true of a healthy church.

The mirror is a terrible god. We need to look elsewhere.