This two-week Easter series reflects on the core of our faith: the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ. In Week 1, we’ll look soberly at the cross—what Jesus endured and why He died. In Week 2, we’ll celebrate the empty tomb and the new life we have because He lives. This is a call to remember that through Christ’s death we die to sin, and through His resurrection, we rise to walk in newness of life.

A five-week series grounded in the truth that a cord of three strands is not quickly broken (Ecclesiastes 4:12). This series explores God’s design for marriage and the practical ways couples can build their relationship on the unshakable foundation of Christ. Whether you're married, preparing for marriage, or supporting others in theirs, this series invites us to see how the gospel shapes enduring love, sacrificial service, and joyful covenant.

The story of Ruth is more than a love story—it's a story of loyal love, deep loss, divine providence, and ultimate redemption. In this five-week journey through Ruth, we’ll see how God works through ordinary lives and broken circumstances to bring about His redemptive purposes. Every chapter whispers the hope of Christ, our true and better Redeemer who brings the outsider in

For the third summer in a row, we’re handing the mic to a diverse lineup of trusted voices. Each week, a guest preacher will bring a fresh word to our church from different passages of Scripture. These sermons will be varied in style and topic but unified in gospel truth. It’s a great time to hear how God is at work in and through the broader body of Christ.

Proverbs calls us to walk in the way of wisdom—not simply having information, but cultivating a life of insight, discipline, and fear of the Lord. This series will explore how Christ is our wisdom and how His voice calls us above the noise of folly. Together, we’ll consider how wisdom shapes our relationships, words, work, and everyday decisions in a world hungry for clarity and truth.

This is Part 2 of our four-part journey through the book of Romans, covering chapters 5–8. In this series, we’ll see how the gospel doesn’t just make us right with God—it also makes us new people. We’ll explore the implications of our union with Christ, the battle with sin, the assurance of salvation, and the power of the Spirit. This is a call to walk in the freedom and identity we’ve been given as the new humanity in Christ.

As we approach Christmas, we’ll consider the threefold office of Christ—Prophet, Priest, and King. Each week, we’ll focus on one role Jesus perfectly fulfills: the Prophet who speaks God’s word to us, the Priest who brings us into God’s presence, and the King who rules with justice and mercy. This Advent series will stir our hearts with fresh wonder at who Jesus is and how He meets every need of His people.