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Does living generously matter?
What if we’ve misunderstood generosity?
What if it’s less about what we give and more about who we are becoming and how God works through His people?
The Generous Life is a five-week series about how generosity with our time, gifts, and resources can bless our city, impact the nations, and shape the next generation. We will explore what it means to live with open hands and why generosity still matters in a world that often holds on tight.

This week we're challenged to reconsider what generosity truly means. Drawing from Jeremiah 29, God's instructions to the Israelites in Babylonian captivity are counterintuitive and transformative: build houses, plant gardens, marry, multiply, and most surprisingly, seek the peace and prosperity of the very city holding them captive. This radical call to bless our communities goes far beyond praying for leaders or hoping things align with our preferences. It means actively praying for businesses to thrive, families to flourish, schools to succeed, and creativity to bloom. We're invited to take personal responsibility for our community's well-being, understanding that when our city prospers, we prosper too. This perspective shift moves us from passive observers to active participants in God's redemptive work, recognizing that the generous life isn't primarily about money but about how we invest our time, talents, treasure, and resources into the flourishing of those around us.

In this three week Christmas series, we explore what God's love really looks like in the middle of real life. Through 1 John 4:9-11, we see a love that comes close to us in our burdens, heals and transforms what's hurting within us, and then flows through us to a world in need. Whether you're carrying stress, grief, questions, or hope this season, this series invites you to receive the love Christ brings, be renewed by it, and become someone who helps others experience the love of Christ as well.

Rewind takes us back through some of the most impactful Sundays of 2025. It’s a chance to pause, remember how God has worked, be challenged again, and look ahead with faith for what He’s still doing in us and through our church.

What do you do when everything feels broken—your life, your relationships, even your city?

Nehemiah was given a vision to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem after 141 years of ruins. His story isn’t just about stones and gates—it’s about restoring identity, hope, and God’s mission in the world.

Your job is more than a paycheck—it’s part of God’s plan. But many of us still wrestle with questions like: "Does my work really matter to God?" "How can I find purpose in what feels like just a job?" "How do I live out my faith without being pushy—or getting in trouble?" "What should I do when my work feels exhausting, toxic, or out of line with my values?"

In this 3-week series, we’ll discover how God sees our work, how to find meaning in any role, how to influence our workplace with grace, and how to follow Jesus when the job feels hard. Because when we see work the way God does, Monday starts to look a lot more meaningful.

What does it really look like to follow Jesus? In the opening lines of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus paints a picture of the kind of person who belongs to His kingdom. It’s not about status, strength, or self-sufficiency—but about humility, mercy, purity, and a hunger for righteousness. In this series, we’ll explore the Beatitudes as a portrait of true discipleship—an invitation to become more like Christ and live out the values of His upside-down kingdom.

Let’s be honest—relationships are messy. Whether it’s family, friends, dating, marriage or anywhere else people gather, it’s easy to feel confused, hurt, or just plain stuck. In this 7-week series, we’re getting real about the biggest questions people have about relationships—and what God actually says about them.
We’ll explore how to find the right people, heal from past hurt, deal with toxic patterns, and build the kind of deep connection your soul craves. No matter your relationship status or your story, this is for you because God’s way of doing relationships is possible and powerful.

We all have moments when we wander, make mistakes, or feel distant from God. But no matter how far we go, His love is always calling us back. In Finding Your Way Home, we’ll journey through the story of the Prodigal Son, discovering the heart of a Father who never stops waiting, forgiving, and welcoming us home. Whether you’re lost, searching, or on your way back, this series will remind you that God’s arms are always open.

Are you struggling to hear God’s voice in the noise of life? Do you wonder if He’s speaking at all? The truth is, God is always speaking—we just need to tune in. Join in for "Frequency: How to Hear God Speak," a four-week series where we’ll discover how to recognize God's voice, remove distractions, and develop a lifestyle of listening to Him.

God calls us to a life of generosity that extends beyond financial giving—it’s about building His kingdom globally, locally, and in the lives of future Christian leaders. In this series, we’ll explore biblical wisdom on tithing, stewardship, and financial faithfulness, learning how generosity fuels ministry, supports communities, and raises up the next generation of disciples. Whether through finances, time, or resources, we are called to give joyfully and sacrificially, trusting that God will use our generosity to make an eternal impact. Let’s live open-handedly, blessing others and advancing God’s kingdom in every way, on every occasion!

Feeling drained, overwhelmed, or constantly on the go? Running On Empty is a series designed to help you refuel and find lasting peace as you go all-in with Jesus. Over the next few weeks, we'll explore the importance of Sabbath, the transformative power of silence and solitude, and daily practices that will sustain our souls in a busy, noisy world. Together, we'll discover how to slow down, connect with God, and live from a place of true rest and renewal.