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What if God’s correction isn’t meant to crush you, but to call you back into the purpose you were made for? Tonight we’ll see how Isaiah 1 exposes the danger of empty religion, selfish living, and missed mission—but also reveals the heart of a God who knocks, restores, and invites ordinary people to join Him in reaching the world.

Peter calls church leaders to lead God’s people with a shepherd’s heart and encourages all believers to walk in humility, trust God, and stand firm in faith through suffering, remembering that God leads us from the valley to glory.

Join us for a special time of worship, prayer, and seeking the Lord together as we trust Him for healing, strength, and renewed hope. Whether you are praying for yourself, a loved one, or someone in need, we invite you to come with an open heart as we bring our needs before Jesus, our Healer. “I am the LORD who heals you.” Exodus 15:26

Today we learn from Peter that trials are evidence God is building us up and show others that he is real and can be trusted.

Tonight we read about God's people being "stained" with inequity as a garment is stained with blood. To us it may seem like that stain is impossible to remove. Join us as we learn how God desires to purify us from all unrighteousness.

When Jesus said “whoever is without sin may cast the first stone” his words showed the proud their sin and brought hope to the condemned.

Isaiah 1:8–15 exposes the danger of religious acts without repentance. Israel’s sacrifices could not cover a heart that refused to surrender. But the hope is that God still calls His people back. The way back is not pretending, performing, or trying harder. The way back is repentance and faith — turning from sin and fixing our eyes on Jesus.

Jesus has changed our lives, so we are called to change our thinking, change our choices, and live differently for God’s will.

Tonight we begin our study through the book of Isaiah. We will hear God begin His case against a people that have continually rejected Him and chosen a life of sin. Join us as we learn how we can avoid making the same mistakes in our lives today and walk with Jesus in the light.

Peter gives great instruction on how best to share the Good News of Jesus. #1 Let the Good News of Jesus Be the Good News. #2 Because Jesus is the Messiah we can be kind, gentle, and respectful when we share our faith.

Tonight, as we finish our journey through the book of Acts, we may feel as though the chapter ends on a cliffhanger. That's because while Paul is left in chains, the gospel couldn't be restrained. It had now reached the heart of the Roman Empire and quickly spread to the ends of the earth. Join us as we study how this was always part of the Lord's plan!

Peter shows us who we are in Christ and how that identity shapes our lives. True freedom is trusting Jesus with everything.

Jesus is the foundation. Our lives are meant to be built around Him, lived for His purposes. If we belong to Christ, we should live like we do.

Have you ever had plans that completely fell apart? A season where everything seems to go sideways? Often, we struggle to see how present circumstances could possibly be part of God's plan, only to discover later that none of it caught Him off guard. Whether you're in the middle of a trial you can't make sense of, or you're fighting feelings of hopelessness or worry, this message is for you.