This Sunday, we concluded our Solutions series in 1 Corinthians 15, where we were reminded that the resurrection isn't just the foundation of our faith—it's the reason we can live with hope, purpose, and confidence today. Even when we can't see the results, nothing we do for Christ is wasted!

God-given drive can advance His kingdom—or our own. In 1 Corinthians 12, Paul teaches that every believer and every spiritual gift matters. When ambition bows to the Spirit, our differences produce unity, our gifts strengthen the church, and personal advancement gives way to genuine care for one another.

Any divisions within the church community are exposed when we have a family gathering. Communion within the church family is exactly that. It exposes division, challenges our self-centeredness, and draws us back to Jesus. Join us for Solutions this

Christian freedom isn’t simply asking, “Am I allowed?” It asks, “Is this loving, wise, and helpful to others?” This Sunday we discovered how Spirit-directed self-control places our rights, opinions, and preferences under the rule of love—for the good of others and the glory of God.

Healthy lives are built on healthy boundaries. Join us as we explore God's design for singleness, marriage, and living with purpose. Discover how simple, intentional choices can strengthen your relationships, deepen your faith, and help you pursue Christ with an undivided heart.

This Sunday, we were challenged to look at generosity through a biblical lens—not simply as something we do with our money, but as a reflection of what has our heart. We were reminded that “whosoever” is the why behind generosity: God has given to us so that others can know Him, and He calls us to trust Him, hold what we have with open hands, and use what He has placed in them to make an eternal difference.

Relationships can either strengthen or weaken the Church. Join us as we discover God's path to resolving conflict, extending grace, and protecting unity. Learn how choosing restoration over retaliation reflects the heart of Christ and brings healing to our homes, friendships, and church family.

Our culture has redefined sexuality—but God offers something better. This week, we explore how His design leads to freedom, healing, and lasting joy. Discover the hope of grace, the power of restoration, and the freedom found in living according to His purpose.

Spiritual maturity isn’t about how long we’ve followed Jesus—it’s about whether our lives are actually reflecting Him. This Sunday, we looked at what spiritual immaturity can look like, how we can recognize the gaps between where we are and where God is calling us to be, and how we can begin moving forward by retracing, rebuilding, and taking faithful risks.

This Sunday, we began a new series exploring the challenges that can create division within a church—and the biblical path toward greater health and unity. Through Paul’s letter to the Corinthians, we were reminded that even when things are broken, there is still so much worth fighting for when we keep Christ and the power of the gospel at the center.

God is often doing His greatest work in the moments when He seems the most silent. This Sunday in Esther 5–7, we discovered that God's silence doesn't mean His absence—it often means He's orchestrating a greater reversal than we could ever imagine.

God is often doing His greatest work in the moments when He seems the most silent. This Sunday in Esther 5–7, we discovered that God's silence doesn't mean His absence—it often means He's orchestrating a greater reversal than we could ever imagine.

God is often doing His greatest work in the moments that seem the most ordinary. This Sunday, we were reminded through the story of Esther that even when God feels hidden, He is faithfully working behind the scenes, calling us to trust Him, grow in character, practice everyday faithfulness, and respond with courageous obedience.

Have you ever prayed, "God, please just get me out of this"?

Sometimes the hardest part of faith isn't the problem—it's the waiting. This Sunday, we explored what God may be doing while we're waiting for deliverance and how we can trust Him even when our circumstances don't change as quickly as we'd hoped.

Have you ever prayed, "God, please just get me out of this"?

Sometimes the hardest part of faith isn't the problem—it's the waiting. This Sunday, we explored what God may be doing while we're waiting for deliverance and how we can trust Him even when our circumstances don't change as quickly as we'd hoped.

This Sunday, we continued our Waiting Room series by discovering that our waiting is never wasted. Through the Apostle Paul's "thorn in the flesh," we saw that God's power is often displayed most clearly in our weakness. What feels like an obstacle may actually be a gift with a purpose and a promise.

Have you ever felt stuck in life's waiting room?

Waiting for answers. Waiting for healing. Waiting for a breakthrough. Waiting for God to move.

This week, we kicked off our new series, Working in the Wait, and explored a powerful truth: God's silence is not the same as God's absence.

If you're walking through a season of uncertainty, this message will encourage you to keep trusting even when you can't see what God is doing.

What have you made a home for?

This week, we looked at the powerful story of the man living among the tombs in Mark 5 and discovered that the things we turn to for comfort, success, or security can sometimes become the very things that keep us captive.

The good news is that Jesus still brings freedom, restoration, and new life.

What happens when you lose the favor of God? And more importantly… can it be regained?

This week in our Favor series, we continued our journey through the life of Peter and discovered that even those closest to Jesus can stumble, struggle, and drift from their calling. Yet Peter’s story reminds us that failure is never the end of the story when grace is involved.

Chaplin Torrey Garrison teaches us this Memorial Day about the importance of faithfulness, courage, and sacrifice in the Christian life and walk.