The book of Genesis has much to teach us about who made the world and why, what we’ve done with the place, and God’s plan to redeem it all.
The problem is that many of us think we already know the lessons we’re supposed to be learning.
But what if Genesis has more to teach us than we could learn in a lifetime? What if God gave us Genesis to give us wisdom about life and how to live well?
Join us as we explore Genesis and discover this wisdom together.
Get ready for our "Summer Reading List" sermon series! These books are light on espionage, murder, and romance - but filled with wisdom and lessons to help you grow in your faith. Join us for a journey through some genuinely life-enriching reads that are sure to add depth and meaning to your summer!
As the world becomes increasingly less religious, Christians face the challenge of living out their faith. Society has become, at best, indifferent and, at worst, more openly hostile to Christian values. This four-part sermon series looks at Peter’s instructions in his first letter to help Christians understand how to live “set apart” as people of God and stand firm in the face of misunderstanding, ridicule, and harsh treatment.
Join us for our series, Mixed Feelings, as we learn how to take control of the emotions that threaten to control us. Through cutting-edge neuroscience and foundational biblical principles, learn how to confront and conquer your inner turmoil, turning tumultuous emotions into tools for resilience, spiritual strength, and vibrant living.
The Gospel of Luke announces that Jesus is the one for whom God's people had long awaited has finally come. In him, all the hopes and promises of the Old Testament were coming to decisive fulfillment. He is the true Son of God who has come to restore and reunite all people in all places around the world back into relationship with God. Two thousand years later, these stories remain just as powerful… because of what they reveal about us what they display about God. Join us as we journey through the teachings and stories of the Gospel of Luke.
