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In the last week of our series Rebel we see at the center of Jonah’s rebellion was his focus on self. Our rebel heart isn’t much different. Although Jonah had experienced God’s grace he didn’t want to extend grace to others. In this message we’ll be challenged to quit running and align our hearts with the heart of God.

Join us for Student Camp Sunday as we celebrate the incredible ways God moved in the lives of our students at camp and rejoice with those taking the next step of faith through baptism. In Luke 10:38–42, we're reminded that in a world full of distractions and demands, Jesus invites us into something better—a life shaped by His presence and transformed through surrender.

In week two of our Rebel series, we follow Jonah’s journey from running from God to being pursued by Him in the depths of the sea. Even in rock bottom moments, God’s grace reaches further than our failure, and His pursuit never stops.Through Jonah’s story in the belly of the fish and the revival of Nineveh, we see a powerful truth: God is a God of second chances. No matter how far you’ve run, it’s never too late to turn back—because His mercy is still reaching for you.

What if the biggest obstacle in your life isn't what's happening around you—but what's happening inside you? This Sunday we'll meet one of the Bible's most famous runners and discover why his story feels surprisingly familiar. Whether you're close to God, skeptical of faith, or somewhere in between, our new series Rebel has something for you.

The people who shape us most often don't realize the impact they're making. This Father's Day, we'll explore the influence of fathers, the power of a life well-lived, and the hope God offers when our stories aren't perfect. Whether you're celebrating, grieving, or somewhere in between, this message is for you.

Every love song ever written tells you that love is something you feel. The Bible says love is something you do. In this week's message from Ephesians 4 and 5, we dig into what it actually looks like to walk in love as a daily choice that changes how you treat people, how you talk, and how you show up for others.

Week 2: Unlimited AccessYou don't have to earn your way to God. Through Jesus, every barrier has been removed and you've been brought near. Discover what it means to have unlimited access to God's presence, power, and love as we study Ephesians 2–3.

In Week 1 of Unlimited, we explore the life-changing truth of Ephesians 1 and discover what grace really is—and what it isn't. Grace isn't a loyalty program, a free trial, or something that runs out. It's God's unearned favor that changes who we are, what we think we owe, and what we're afraid of losing.If you've ever wondered whether you belong, felt weighed down by guilt, or feared falling short, this message is a reminder that God's grace is greater than your failures and stronger than your fears.

In a world where people leave and valleys feel overwhelming, Psalm 23 reminds us of a powerful truth: God stays. This message explores the faithfulness of God in grief, suffering, disappointment, and uncertainty, reminding us that His presence does not disappear in the valley, it becomes even more personal.

The Goodness of God is not always easy to see when we are going through a wilderness season in our life. In this message we’ll look at someone who met God in the wilderness where she was feeling forgotten, and it changed everything for her.