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Royal psalms deepen our relationship with God by forming our trust and allegiance in Him as King, teaching us where true authority, security, and hope are found in every season.SCRI

Thanksgiving psalms deepen our relationship with God by giving voice to gratitude, helping us remember how God has met us personally and respond with trust, praise, and growing love.

Lament psalms teach us that going deeper with God does not mean hiding our pain, but bringing it honestly into His presence, where faith and suffering can be held together in trust.

Praise Psalms deepen our relationship with God by shifting our focus from ourselves to who God is, teaching us to express our delight in Him and grow in love through wonder and awe.

The Church exists to continue God’s mission—sent into the world to work, witness, and worship—so that all nations might come to know and glorify the living God.

The mission of God becomes visible in Jesus—He is the good news, the King who brings God’s reign. To follow Him is to live under His rule and join His kingdom mission.

We were made to be worn by God—clothed in love, joy, peace, patience, justice, mercy, and humility—so that the world might see His beauty in our lives and be drawn to Him.

God’s people are redeemed people—called to be priestly and holy so that the nations might know Him.

In Abraham, God launched a mission to redeem the nations—and in Christ, we are heirs of that mission, sent into the world to be a blessing.

This week, we pause our "Find Your Place" sermon series to gather together for a Worship Experience. As we move into this space, we encourage you start a Discipleship Conversation.

From Genesis to Revelation, creation is not a backdrop—it’s part of the mission. We are stewards of what God made and what Christ came to redeem.

From Genesis to Revelation, the Bible reveals one unified story: the mission of God to redeem all creation. Our purpose is to join God in His mission.

After accomplishing the greatest feat in history, Jesus doesn’t just try to prove the resurrection, he pursues people.

Good Friday Dan Lee 04.05.2026

In Jesus’ final prayer, he reveals what he intends to accomplish through his death and through his followers.

Jesus is the humble I AM who leads by example - calling us to use our influence not to be served, but to serve others in love.

Jesus is the resurrection and the life who meets us in our grief, invites us to believe in his power even before we see it, and calls the dead places in our lives back to life.

Jesus is the Good Shepherd who stays, speaks, and saves—offering the only voice we can fully trust in a world full of substitutes that steal, abandon, or let us down.

Jesus is the illuminating I AM who opens our eyes not just to see, but to truly know and worship him–leading us on a journey from healing to wholehearted faith and worship.

Jesus is the Spirit-giving I AM who fills us with living water—not just to quench our thirst, but to overflow with life and blessing to the world around us.

Jesus is the sustaining and satisfying I AM who invites us to stop chasing temporary fulfillment and find true, lasting nourishment in him.

Jesus is the seeing and restoring I AM who meets us in our stuck places, cuts through our excuses, and invites us to receive his healing.

Jesus is the pursuing and compassionate I AM who crosses every barrier to offer living water that satisfies our deepest thirst...motivating us to cross barriers to reach others.

Jesus is the I AM who offers new life—not through effort or religion, but through surrender to the Spirit’s transforming power.

Jesus is the gracious and generous I AM who meets our needs—and calls us to show that same grace and generosity to others.

Jesus creates space for us to come and see who God truly is—so that we can create spaces where others can encounter him through us.

To see Jesus is to see salvation and light. Jesus is the one you’ve been waiting for.

Christmas Service John Perrine 12.14.2025

Even when God feels silent, He is faithfully working out His promises for those who are struggling and for those who are striving.

God is already at work in your family story, bringing healing across generations.

God is already at work in your vulnerability, providing a covenantal love that allows you to risk loving others.

God is already at work in your labor, bringing grace through your courage and character.

God is already at work in your grief, offering grace in unexpected ways.

When we fully commit to God's movement, what starts as a spark becomes a wildfire—igniting hearts, equipping every believer, and transforming neighborhoods until righteousness and praise spring up in every corner of our world.

The future of the church and the healing of a broken world depends on what we plant in the next generation now.

You are called to be priests of the Lord, ministers of our God, representing and re-presenting Jesus wherever you go.

Every Heart on Fire: The Spirit of the Sovereign Lord is upon us, igniting our hearts and leading us to live sacrificially for others.

Welcome to Week 7 of our Teleios series! This week, we focus on the importance of living out our faith and leaving a legacy of character and faithfulness. As we delve into our discussion, let's reflect on how we can celebrate, connect, and contribute to God's mission.

The blessed don’t just admire God’s Word and walk away unchanged. They embody what they see and it reshapes how they live and who they serve.

Words shape worlds, but wisdom begins in silence; God's transformative truth takes root in hearts stilled by listening, not stirred by anger.

Every temptation falsely promises a birth, but delivers death. God offers us genuine rebirth through truth, making us the first examples of His new creation.

In God's kingdom, status symbols wither like flowers in the desert sun. What the world calls 'success' often fails God's prosperity test.

Wisdom isn't just knowledge; it's skill for living. A double-minded person receives nothing because they're trying to travel two roads at once.

Trials aren't roadblocks—they're the road to maturity. Like a refiner's fire, they burn away impurities, leaving only what's authentic and valuable in your faith.

In our current series, we'll uncover how the book of Acts serves not just as a collection of inspiring historical moments, but as an invitation to embrace a new life.

God addresses the world’s biggest problems by giving vision and forming relationships in order for new realities to emerge.

When we step out in faith and pray, God does still heal today.

Saul’s transformation reminds us that no one is beyond God’s reach, and Ananias shows us that everyone has a role to play in the story.

By being open to unexpected detours, we can follow the Spirit’s leading into unexpected encounters that result in unexpected family.

Stephen models the courage to be a faithful witness of King Jesus in a hostile culture.