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What voice has been shaping your heart, your decisions, and your peace this week? This Sunday, we explore John 10:1–21 to anchor our souls in the Good Shepherd—the One who doesn't just guide us through the darkness, but died to bring us home.

The Pharisees had perfect vision yet missed God standing right in front of them, while a blind beggar was granted the eyes to see Him clearly. This Sunday, we’re looking at John 9 to discover how stepping out of spiritual darkness is the first step toward genuine worship.

The world tries to shrink Jesus down into a safe, tame teacher, but His own words in John 8:48–59 shatter every small category we try to fit Him into. Join us this Sunday as we return to our series on the Gospel of John and look at Christ’s declaration, “Before Abraham was, I AM,” and discover how the true, eternal God transforms everything about how we live.

When gratitude fades, our hearts naturally drift toward self-centered darkness and spiritual suffocation. This Thanksgiving weekend we're turning to Romans 1:18-25 to discover gospel-driven thanksgiving as the essential key to vibrant worship and spiritual health.

As we wrap up our Transformed series, we’ll look at what a transformed life looks like when we live it out together. Philippians 1:27 challenges us to stand firm, strive forward, and walk worthy of the Gospel as a church family.

Where does lasting joy come from, especially when life is difficult? In 1 Peter 1:3-9, we’ll discover how the gospel (what God has done, is doing, and will do for us) anchors our joy and deepens our love for Jesus as we rehearse it every day.

God wants far more than "pretty good" for our lives and our church family. Join us as we look at Philippians 1 to discover the fuel for radical change—finding our ultimate security, significance, and surrender in Christ.

True, lasting joy and life transformation cannot be produced through our own effort alone, but by remaining connected to Jesus, the True Vine. Join us this Sunday as we start our kickoff series Transformed in John 15:1–11 and explore what it means to be rooted in Christ so we can bear lasting fruit together.

From the smallest everyday details to life's biggest moments, we were created for one foundational purpose: to bring glory to God. Join us this Sunday as we look at 1 Corinthians 10:31 and explore how pursuing His glory transforms our thinking, our feelings, and our daily choices.

As we conclude our summer series Walking by Faith, this Sunday’s message from Hebrews 12:1-3 calls us off the sidelines and into the race set before us. Join us as we explore how we can shed unnecessary weights and keep our eyes fixed on Jesus, the founder and perfecter of our faith.

When life feels overwhelming, where do you turn? This Sunday, we’ll learn from Hezekiah’s prayers in 2 Kings 19-20 what it looks like to bring everything to God, trust Him completely, and pray with honesty and faith.

Even when God seems silent or distant, His sovereignty is constantly at work, orchestrating every detail behind the scenes of our lives. This Sunday we look at Esther 4:12-17 to discover God's purpose in positioning ordinary people "for such a time as this" and learn to truly walk by faith, not by sight.

Faith doesn’t demand a way out of the fire; it trusts the God who walks through it with us. This Sunday, we’ll dive into Hebrews 11 and Daniel 3 to find the lasting peace and steadfast strength that comes from resting in His character.

How can a sinner really be saved and transformed by God? This week, we examine the faith, works, and ultimate reward of Rahab to see how we can recognize God's grace and respond with bold belief.

It is easy to feel overwhelmed when facing life's silent, unyielding seasons, but God works in ways that often go far beyond what we can see. This Sunday, we’ll gather around Hebrews 11:30 and the story of Joshua to reflect on how simple, patient faith helps us walk securely in His care.