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Join us as we continue our series in the book of 1 John. 1 John 2:1-2 is a powerful text that calls us to look both at the bad news of our own sin, and the wonderfully good news of Jesus Christ, our righteous advocate

Join us as we continue in our series on 1 John. God has created us for fellowship; both fellowship with Him and fellowship with others. In this text, John reminds the church that God is the light, and that as we walk in His light, we will enjoy a close relationship with God and each other.

Join us as we begin our series in the book of 1 John. Christianity hinges on Jesus Christ. He claimed to have been both God and man, and in this book John calls us to answer the question, "What do you do with Jesus?"

Join us as we finish our series on the book of Job. How do we respond when we experience God? How do we respond when he speaks? Join us this week as we look at Job’s response as God speaks, and as we talk about our own response as God reveals himself to us.

Join us for week 5 of our series on the book of Job. For over 30 chapters, Job and his friends ask God to respond. Job cries out, "God where were you? How could this happen to me?" This week, we read God's response as God turns their question around, asking Job, "Where were you?" This is an important week in our series as God brings a conclusions to the conversation between Job and his friends.

Join us for our final session of our theology night called Hermeneutics. This has been a great series as we have talked about Observation, Interpretation, and Application. This week, we will finish our study as we look at application

Join us as we continue in our series on the book of Job. This week we will look at Job's words in the midst of his suffering. Job is suffering greatly, yet God is silent. What do we do when we are going through a great time of suffering, yet God appears to be silent? Join us for this important message about God's purpose for the silence.

Join us for our second session of Theology Night; Hermeneutics.

Join us as we look at the conversation between Job and Job’s three friends. As Job holds to his innocence, his three friends are convinced that there must be some kind of wickedness in Job that brought on his suffering. Join us as we consider the ideas that Job’s friends propose, and as we see the ultimate truth of the gospel in our suffering.

Join us for our first session of three in out theology Night on Hermeneutics.

Join us as we continue in our series on the book of Job. For anyone who has gone through a time of suffering, or for anyone who has witnessed a loved one walk through a season of suffering, you understand that there is often loneliness and brokenness associated with our moments of suffering. The story of Job points us forward to the fact that both loneliness and brokenness are overcome through the cross. Join us for week two of Job.

Join us as we begin our journey through the book of Job. Job's story is incredible, and generation after generation have been able to look at the story of Job and relate to Job's journey and questions about God. This week we will begin Job's story, and we will lay the foundation for the series to come. Join us!

Join us this week on “Community Sunday” as we kick off the New Year together. We will examine the snapshot of the early church found in Acts 2:42-47 and are encouraged to get back to the basics of our identity as the church of Jesus Christ. Church is not something we “do” but rather is “who we are.” The Christian life is not meant to be done alone, but done TOGETHER as believers in Jesus.

Join us this week as we consider a commandment that is often neglected or ignored; The Sabbath. Sabbath rest is something that we are commanded and created to enjoy, and it is a way that we can see and understand the gospel more in our lives. God has invited us into his rest through Jesus Christ, and you are invited to join us as we talk about Sabbath rest.

Join us in our final week of our Advent series. This week we are going to look at the beautiful and familiar story of the birth of our Savior Jesus Christ, and we are going talk about why this story matters. Join us as we look at Luke 2:8-20 and discover that our God is a God of His word.

Join us for week three of our Advent series. This week we will look at Zechariah's prophecy. Through this time, we will talk about the perfect plan of God to send Christ into the world to redeem the world, and we will talk about our role to prepare our community for the return of Christ.

Join us as we look at the moment when 500 years of silence was broken by Gabriel's announcement to Mary. "You will have a son." We will look at Mary's response, and we will prepare ourselves to celebrate our Savior's birth and for our Savior's return.

Join us for our first week of Advent. This week we talk about the beautiful plan of God, and the long silence as God’s plan unfolds. What do we do in the seasons of waiting? What do we do when we are waiting for God to answer, but he remains silent. Join us as we talk about how to wait well.

Join us as we finish our journey through the book of Ephesians. This week we talk about our battle, our armor, and our gospel. Regardless of your background, this is an important message. This text will show us that we stand on the good news of Christ through the battle that we face.

Join us as we look at Ephesians 6:5-8. This text reminds us that God cares about our work and the way we conduct ourselves in our workplace. This week we talk about how we can showcase the gospel in our workplaces for His glory.