Rolling Stones(Easter Sunday)

SNAIL MAIL: Week 1

The days of receiving a hand-written letter in the mail are almost gone forever. It seems like a lost art form. If someone were to take the time to hand write a letter, it must be something special and important. This week, we'll start looking at the letters Jesus wrote and learn that a church can look good on paper, but still be missing something important. Don't miss the kick-off!

STRONG CHURCH: Secret Sauce

We have been on quite a journey learning about how to build a #strongCHURCH. We shouldn't neglect any of what we've already discussed. But the truth is, there's one thing - a secret sauce - that ties it all together, and is the whole reason we can call ourselves Jesus followers today. Join us as we wrap up #strongCHURCH!

Rolling Stones(Easter Sunday)

The most pivotal moment in all of history is the moment when the stone at Jesus' tomb was rolled away - not by men, but by God himself - prpoving that Jesus was who He said He was. We all carry stones that are too big for us to handle. But that single rolled stone at the tomb means that Jesus is already rolling our stones away for us. Join us as we celebrate the Risen Jesus!

TWENTY-THREE: My Strength

This week, the mood of Psalm 23 takes a turn in a different direction. It can seem bad at first, but if we allow its message to penetrate our hearts, it actually can bring us great comfort. But there's something we tend to miss that ties it all together, and this week, we'll discover how we can have hope, even in the darkest valley.

TWENTY-THREE: My Guide

Would it surprise you to know that NOTHING in this life is really about us? We love the recognition, the glory, and the 15 minutes of fame, but it's really not supposed to be that way. We were designed for something greater than patting ourselves on the back. In order to get back to the place we're supposed to be, we have to lean on the one who can guide us along the path. If you want to grow in your walk with Jesus, then this week is one you won't want to miss.