After the resurrection, Jesus empowered His disciples with the Holy Spirit to be His witnesses. We are filled not just to believe, but to boldly participate in God’s mission to the world.

Our mission goes beyond ourselves: living with purpose, engaging the world, and pointing hearts toward lasting hope.Join us as we explore our calling as a community sent to love boldly, speak truth faithfully, and bring hope to t...

As the Father sent the Son, so the Son sends us—breathed on and empowered by the Holy Spirit. Join us in worship as we encounter the living God and are commissioned together into His mission, a communal calling rooted in the love and life of th...

At the cross, God’s love meets humanity’s brokenness. Through Jesus’ crucifixion, we are drawn back into relationship with the One who made us. Those who come are sent to bear witness to this restoring grace.

From God’s heart to the ends of the earth, missions begins with love. The Father sent Jesus because His heart is for the world—seeking, saving, and reconciling all back to Him.

Long after the festivities fade, Christ remains the One we can rely on. Like the faithful ones who waited for Him with expectant hearts, we're invited to place our confidence in the Savior who never fails.

As we ready our homes for the celebration, may our spirits be lifted by the good news announced on that first Christmas night. Real joy springs from the One who came to bring light and life to all.

God’s Word is our source of truth, revealing who He is, the way to salvation, and how to live a life that pleases Him. Without it, we would not know His will or the path to eternal life—Scripture is essential for faith, growth, and guidance.

God’s Word gives us everything we need for salvation and for living a life that pleases Him—complete, perfect, and lacking nothing. Join us as we discover how Scripture alone guides us in every area of life, doctrine, and practice.

In a world filled with shifting beliefs and opinions, we’re diving deep into the unchanging truth of Scripture—God-breathed and our ultimate authority for life, doctrine, and practice. Join us as we strengthen our confidence in God’s Word and l...

Discover the joy of generosity and worship as we explore Philippians 4:14–20 together. When we give for God's purposes, it brings Him joy and draws us closer to His heart. We don’t have to fear letting go—God promises to supply all our needs ac...

Join us live as we dive into Philippians 4:10–13 and discover the secret to true contentment. Whether in seasons of plenty or in times of need, God’s provision is constant. Through Christ who gives us strength, we can learn to live with peace a...

Scripture calls us not only to believe in Christ, but to actively participate in His mission—joyfully stewarding our resources to advance the good news. As we give, serve, and stand firm in faith, may our partnership bear lasting fruit and brin...

The world as we know it won’t last forever But there’s hope—God promises a brand new heaven and earth, free from pain, fear, and evil. Jesus is coming to make everything new, to reign with justice, and to live with His people forever.Co...

The Bible paints two very different endings.One brings fear—destruction for those who reject God. The other brings hope—honor and eternal life for those who follow Jesus. He is coming back to make everything right.Join us as we un...

The return of Jesus isn’t just the end of the story. It is the pinnacle of God’s victory and the beginning of our eternal hope. In Revelation 19, we see both the Great War that brings judgment and the Grand Wedding that brings joy....

Jesus is better than anyone or anything else—more worthy, more powerful, more compassionate. Because of His unmatched greatness, we are called to respond with faith, endurance, and heartfelt praise.

This better life points to the eternal life promised through faith—a life beyond temporary suffering and earthly deliverance. It’s the hope of resurrection and everlasting joy that empowers us to endure hardship with courage and faith.L...

Our assurance rests in Christ, who offers us a better possession—one that cannot be lost or taken away. Though early believers faced imprisonment and the loss of earthly goods, their hope remained firm in an eternal inheritance, crowned with gl...

The heavenly things required purification with better sacrifices—and Christ provided the ultimate one. His sacrifice surpasses all those under the old covenant, once and for all securing our redemption and access to God’s presence.Join ...

The covenant and ministry of Jesus are far better than the old. As our perfect High Priest, He mediates a new covenant that is built on better promises—not written on stone, but on our hearts.This new covenant offers what the old could ...

Jesus has established a better covenant—one that offers a greater promise: a secure, lasting relationship with God. Unlike the old covenant, which was temporary and external, this new covenant is written on our hearts and made possible through ...

Despite the warnings in Hebrews 6, we can remain confident of better things—promises and blessings that accompany salvation in Christ. Our hope is not wishful thinking; it’s anchored in God’s unchanging character and sealed by His unbr...

Join us to hear a message about being a witness for Christ in our everyday lives by Dr. Greg Okesson, visiting today from Asbury Theological Seminary.

While the Levitical priests in the Old Testament offered repeated sacrifices to atone for sin, their work was never complete. Jesus, however, offered Himself as the perfect and final sacrifice—once for all—securing eternal redemption for those ...