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Every human life matters to God. So why do we so often treat people as disposable? The sixth commandment exposes our sinful desire to diminish the lives of others for our own gain, and points us to Jesus, who died in our place that we may live.

The fifth commandment is a building block of God’s design for humankind. It sets the pace for the second half of the 10 Commandments, helping us to relate to one another in truly human ways. Join us as we examine how honoring our parents helps us continue to build on the solid foundation of God’s moral law. Services are at 9am and 11am.

When you truly encounter God's grace, you can move from regret to a life of impact that God desires for you.

The fourth commandment can be very confusing. Does it mean we can’t work on Sunday? What does that look like on this side of the cross? Join us at 9am or 11am as we explore what rest in Christ looks like as we continue to honor God’s 4th commandment.

The third commandment teaches us to honor and revere God’s name. Often, we misuse God’s name without even knowing it, in the way that we act, talk or represent Christ to others. Join us on Sunday as we learn to lift up the holy name of God, in word and deed. Services are at 9am and 11am.

The second commandment prohibits idols, but we are so prone to create them in our hearts. How do we avoid idolatry and pursue relationship with God? Join us on Sunday as we look to Jesus, our only hope and defense! Services are at 9am and 11am.

Do we worship God alone as the Creator and Sustainer of all things and all people? Or, do we tack things on without even realizing it? This week we study the first commandment and see how we are to exclusively serve the Triune God in spirit and in truth. Join us at 9am or 11am.

The 10 Commandments were a gracious gift from God to His people after saving them from Egypt. Those stone tablets revealed the holy nature of God, exposed human sinfulness, and pointed people towards the coming Messiah. Do the 10 Commandments still apply to us today? How do we view them in light of Christ? Join us over the next 12 weeks as we dive deep into God's moral law and how it still drives us forward in faith today!

Does your spiritual life ever feel like a checklist of duties rather than a life-giving relationship? What if growing closer to God isn't about trying harder, but living differently? Join us for this three-week series as we hit the reset button on our everyday walk with God.

Does your spiritual life ever feel like a checklist of duties rather than a life-giving relationship? What if growing closer to God isn't about trying harder, but living differently? Join us for this three-week series as we hit the reset button on our everyday walk with God.

Does your spiritual life ever feel like a checklist of duties rather than a life-giving relationship? What if growing closer to God isn't about trying harder, but living differently? Join us for this three-week series as we hit the reset button on our everyday walk with God.

What does it mean to think and act upon what is commendable? On Sunday we'll be challenged to pursue that which is thoughtful, appropriate, considered and careful. And, in doing so, to avoid careless or blasphemous talk that harms others. Join us at 9am or 11am and bring a friend!

We are made in God's image, designed to reflect His love in everything we do. Yet because of sin, we often replace God's love with selfishness and idolatry instead. The call to think about "whatever is lovely" grounds our decision-making in the reality of God's love, helping us discern how to truly love Him and love our neighbor as ourselves.

We need to talk about purity. I bet your heart started to race, just reading that to yourself. Sadly, purity is often a taboo topic in church life. But, when we start with God's definition of purity, we clearly see that it's a heart issue, not just ignoring it or trying to manage it. "Whatever is pure" is God's design for how we pursue holiness, based on Christ's work on our behalf. Join us on Sunday at 9am or 11am and bring a friend!

How do we think and act upon "whatever is just" when we live in a world dominated by injustice? Nothing seems fair and it can often feel like the deck is stacked against us. Join us Sunday at 9am or 11am as we explore how Jesus is both the Just One and Justifier of our faith, giving us hope, even when injustice seems to reign!