Why is it that today we have more means of communication than ever before and yet isolation prevails in the lives of many?

There can be people all around us, yet no connection.

This Sunday we continue our series, Growing Pains and talk about the value of connection with others and look at real ways we can break out of isolation.

What are you living for? 

What gives your life meaning?

Is it possible to have money, power, and morality, and yet still be missing something?

This Sunday we continue our sermon series, Growing Pains, and we talk about one of the biggest barriers that keeps us from growing and living the bold life Jesus Christ has for us.

A New Year always marks a time for change. Why is change so difficult? Often we resist real change because it always involves pain. Growth hurts. Growing Pains is a sermon series that will look at pushing through the pain to experience the important changes we need to make during this new season.

Beginning and  End: If you've wanted to get the cliff notes version of what this spiritual life is all about and who God really is,  listen to this message as we dive into Revelation 1:1-8. 

Want to survive the Christmas family get-together? This Sunday we conclude our Christmas sermon series called Center Peace. It’s that time of year for the family to travel in from all over and gather around the Christmas table. Each person is not only bearing gifts, but each one is bringing the dysfunctions that plague every family. This message talks about how you can have peace in your relationships this Christmas.

Loud and busy shopping malls. Numerous Christmas parties. Overspending. Tense family gatherings. Christmas seems to be anything but peaceful. 

Is it possible to have a calm Christmas? Can we have real tranquil peace in our hearts? 

This Sunday we continue our Christmas sermon series called Center Peace, and talk about experiencing internal emotional peace. We invite you to join us as we discover how to keep peace at the center of our Christmas! 

This Sunday we start our Christmas sermon series called Center Peace. Is it possible to experience a calm Christmas? All too often this season brings an excess of everything we want except peace. Before you leap full speed into the hustle and bustle, dive into overspending, or maneuver through an intense family gathering, we invite you to join us as we discover how to keep peace at the center of our Christmas! 

This Sunday we conclude our series, Detox from Religion. We have been talking about detoxing from religion and how God created us to be lovers, not judgers. However, what do we do when we see sin damaging the people we love? How can we have a conversation about it without being judgmental?! God can reverse the curse from judgment to love, and we will learn how.

Did you know that religious people can be just as lost as irreligious people? We will look at a famous teaching of Jesus that unpacks this for us as we continue our sermon series, Detox from Religion.

We were created to love, so why do we judge? Ever think about that? 

In the book by David Kinnaman and  Gabe Lyons called unchristian: What a New Generation Really Thinks about Christianity…and Why It Matters, they found that 87% of Millennial Non-Christians think Christians are judgmental. Why is this number so high? Why is this our tendency?

This Sunday, we explore why we have such a hunger and compulsion to judge others, in our sermon series, Detox from Religion.