CURRENT SERIES

OUR CURRENT SERIES: Summer 2026

WE’RE TAKING AN UP-CLOSE LOOK AT THE GOSPEL OF JOHN THIS SUMMER

This summer we are taking an up-close look at the Gospel of John, which is a first-hand account of the words and actions of Jesus. We believe that is the best place to start when you are evaluating Christianity. It all starts with Jesus, who invited people to “come and see” what He was all about. Whether you are someone exploring the Christian faith or someone who is wanting to grow in your faith, an up-close look at Jesus will help you take your next step spiritually. So, come and see with us this summer! You can learn more about this series here.

You can listen to messages from this series here.

OUR LAST SERIES: May 2026

GOD AS FATHER I GET. AND JESUS. BUT WHAT IS A “HOLY SPIRIT”?

When Christians talk about God, they speak of a triune God - three in one - Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit is a hard concept to wrap your head around for many of us. But Jesus told His followers that it was to their benefit that He was leaving the world and was sending the Holy Spirit to dwell within them (John 16:7). In this series, we are going to talk about the Holy Spirit. His person, His presence, His power, and the ways He benefits our lives. If you’ve wondered about Who the Holy Spirit is and what His role is in our lives, this series is for you!

You can listen to messages from this series here.

OUR NEXT SERIES: September 2026

CONNECTING YOUR WORK TO GOD’S PURPOSE

For a lot of us, work often feels like a necessary evil, especially if you are in a job that doesn’t really fit you. Whether you see your work as a profession, a career, a calling, or just a j-o-b, the idea of worshipping or honoring God may seem like a stretch. In this series, we are going to talk about a theology of work - what is God’s plan for us and how does work fit in (hint: it’s not a curse). We’ll talk about work as worship and how we can reframe the value of our work. We can’t wait to have you join us for this series that starts on September