New City Covenant Church

Barnabas, whose name means “son of encouragement,” lived with a simple but powerful question: What is God already doing in this person, and can I help? As we explore his story in Acts, we'll discover how God's grace moves through us when we choose to invest in the people around us.

On Sunday, May 31, our church family gathered outdoors for a special morning of worship, teaching, and celebrating together. We pray this message encourages you, strengthens your faith, and helps you take your next step with Christ.

What if the questions you are already asking are the very places where Jesus wants to meet you?This spring at New City, we are beginning a new series called Living the Jesus Way. Starting on Easter Sunday and continuing through the end of May, we will explore what it means to live as a resurrection-shaped people. This is not only about what we believe. It is about how we live, how we relate to one another, and how we show up in the world.Each week, we will center on a question that many of us wrestle with, whether we have followed Jesus for years or are still exploring faith:Is there any real hope for my life? (Luke 24:1–12)Where is Jesus when I don’t see Him? (Luke 24:13–35)How do I actually change? (Acts 1:1–8)Where do I really belong? (Acts 2:42–47)Can I trust God with my life and resources? (2 Corinthians 9:6–11)Does my life actually make a difference? (Matthew 5:13–16)What kind of life is God inviting me into? (Acts 2:1–21)How do I keep living this way? (Galatians 5:16–25)

What if the questions you are already asking are the very places where Jesus wants to meet you?This spring at New City, we are beginning a new series called Living the Jesus Way. Starting on Easter Sunday and continuing through the end of May, we will explore what it means to live as a resurrection-shaped people. This is not only about what we believe. It is about how we live, how we relate to one another, and how we show up in the world.Each week, we will center on a question that many of us wrestle with, whether we have followed Jesus for years or are still exploring faith:Is there any real hope for my life? (Luke 24:1–12)Where is Jesus when I don’t see Him? (Luke 24:13–35)How do I actually change? (Acts 1:1–8)Where do I really belong? (Acts 2:42–47)Can I trust God with my life and resources? (2 Corinthians 9:6–11)Does my life actually make a difference? (Matthew 5:13–16)What kind of life is God inviting me into? (Acts 2:1–21)How do I keep living this way? (Galatians 5:16–25)

What if the questions you are already asking are the very places where Jesus wants to meet you?This spring at New City, we are beginning a new series called Living the Jesus Way. Starting on Easter Sunday and continuing through the end of May, we will explore what it means to live as a resurrection-shaped people. This is not only about what we believe. It is about how we live, how we relate to one another, and how we show up in the world.Each week, we will center on a question that many of us wrestle with, whether we have followed Jesus for years or are still exploring faith:Is there any real hope for my life? (Luke 24:1–12)Where is Jesus when I don’t see Him? (Luke 24:13–35)How do I actually change? (Acts 1:1–8)Where do I really belong? (Acts 2:42–47)Can I trust God with my life and resources? (2 Corinthians 9:6–11)Does my life actually make a difference? (Matthew 5:13–16)What kind of life is God inviting me into? (Acts 2:1–21)How do I keep living this way? (Galatians 5:16–25)

What if the questions you are already asking are the very places where Jesus wants to meet you?This spring at New City, we are beginning a new series called Living the Jesus Way. Starting on Easter Sunday and continuing through the end of May, we will explore what it means to live as a resurrection-shaped people. This is not only about what we believe. It is about how we live, how we relate to one another, and how we show up in the world.Each week, we will center on a question that many of us wrestle with, whether we have followed Jesus for years or are still exploring faith:Is there any real hope for my life? (Luke 24:1–12)Where is Jesus when I don’t see Him? (Luke 24:13–35)How do I actually change? (Acts 1:1–8)Where do I really belong? (Acts 2:42–47)Can I trust God with my life and resources? (2 Corinthians 9:6–11)Does my life actually make a difference? (Matthew 5:13–16)What kind of life is God inviting me into? (Acts 2:1–21)How do I keep living this way? (Galatians 5:16–25)

What if the questions you are already asking are the very places where Jesus wants to meet you?This spring at New City, we are beginning a new series called Living the Jesus Way. Starting on Easter Sunday and continuing through the end of May, we will explore what it means to live as a resurrection-shaped people. This is not only about what we believe. It is about how we live, how we relate to one another, and how we show up in the world.Each week, we will center on a question that many of us wrestle with, whether we have followed Jesus for years or are still exploring faith:Is there any real hope for my life? (Luke 24:1–12)Where is Jesus when I don’t see Him? (Luke 24:13–35)How do I actually change? (Acts 1:1–8)Where do I really belong? (Acts 2:42–47)Can I trust God with my life and resources? (2 Corinthians 9:6–11)Does my life actually make a difference? (Matthew 5:13–16)What kind of life is God inviting me into? (Acts 2:1–21)How do I keep living this way? (Galatians 5:16–25)

What if the questions you are already asking are the very places where Jesus wants to meet you?This spring at New City, we are beginning a new series called Living the Jesus Way. Starting on Easter Sunday and continuing through the end of May, we will explore what it means to live as a resurrection-shaped people. This is not only about what we believe. It is about how we live, how we relate to one another, and how we show up in the world.Each week, we will center on a question that many of us wrestle with, whether we have followed Jesus for years or are still exploring faith:Is there any real hope for my life? (Luke 24:1–12)Where is Jesus when I don’t see Him? (Luke 24:13–35)How do I actually change? (Acts 1:1–8)Where do I really belong? (Acts 2:42–47)Can I trust God with my life and resources? (2 Corinthians 9:6–11)Does my life actually make a difference? (Matthew 5:13–16)What kind of life is God inviting me into? (Acts 2:1–21)How do I keep living this way? (Galatians 5:16–25)

What if the questions you are already asking are the very places where Jesus wants to meet you?This spring at New City, we are beginning a new series called Living the Jesus Way. Starting on Easter Sunday and continuing through the end of May, we will explore what it means to live as a resurrection-shaped people. This is not only about what we believe. It is about how we live, how we relate to one another, and how we show up in the world.Each week, we will center on a question that many of us wrestle with, whether we have followed Jesus for years or are still exploring faith:Is there any real hope for my life? (Luke 24:1–12)Where is Jesus when I don’t see Him? (Luke 24:13–35)How do I actually change? (Acts 1:1–8)Where do I really belong? (Acts 2:42–47)Can I trust God with my life and resources? (2 Corinthians 9:6–11)Does my life actually make a difference? (Matthew 5:13–16)What kind of life is God inviting me into? (Acts 2:1–21)How do I keep living this way? (Galatians 5:16–25)

What if the wilderness is not something to escape, but a place God uses to reshape us?This Lent at New City Covenant Church, we are entering a season called Into the Wilderness, a shared journey shaped by surrender, testing, and grace. Lent slows us down and asks honest questions about what we rely on, what we hunger for, and who we are becoming. Week by week, we will listen to the Biblical story as God forms us by exploring themes of daily dependence, lament, costly discipleship, and resilient hope. Along the way, we will discover that the wilderness is not a sign of failure or abandonment, but a place where God meets us with truth, mercy, and new life. Join us this Lent as we step intentionally into the wilderness, making space for repentance, renewal, and a deeper trust in the God who reshapes us before leading us toward resurrection.

What if the wilderness is not something to escape, but a place God uses to reshape us?This Lent at New City Covenant Church, we are entering a season called Into the Wilderness, a shared journey shaped by surrender, testing, and grace. Lent slows us down and asks honest questions about what we rely on, what we hunger for, and who we are becoming. Week by week, we will listen to the Biblical story as God forms us by exploring themes of daily dependence, lament, costly discipleship, and resilient hope. Along the way, we will discover that the wilderness is not a sign of failure or abandonment, but a place where God meets us with truth, mercy, and new life. Join us this Lent as we step intentionally into the wilderness, making space for repentance, renewal, and a deeper trust in the God who reshapes us before leading us toward resurrection.

What if the wilderness is not something to escape, but a place God uses to reshape us?This Lent at New City Covenant Church, we are entering a season called Into the Wilderness, a shared journey shaped by surrender, testing, and grace. Lent slows us down and asks honest questions about what we rely on, what we hunger for, and who we are becoming. Week by week, we will listen to the Biblical story as God forms us by exploring themes of daily dependence, lament, costly discipleship, and resilient hope. Along the way, we will discover that the wilderness is not a sign of failure or abandonment, but a place where God meets us with truth, mercy, and new life. Join us this Lent as we step intentionally into the wilderness, making space for repentance, renewal, and a deeper trust in the God who reshapes us before leading us toward resurrection.

What if the wilderness is not something to escape, but a place God uses to reshape us?This Lent at New City Covenant Church, we are entering a season called Into the Wilderness, a shared journey shaped by surrender, testing, and grace. Lent slows us down and asks honest questions about what we rely on, what we hunger for, and who we are becoming. Week by week, we will listen to the Biblical story as God forms us by exploring themes of daily dependence, lament, costly discipleship, and resilient hope. Along the way, we will discover that the wilderness is not a sign of failure or abandonment, but a place where God meets us with truth, mercy, and new life. Join us this Lent as we step intentionally into the wilderness, making space for repentance, renewal, and a deeper trust in the God who reshapes us before leading us toward resurrection.

What if the wilderness is not something to escape, but a place God uses to reshape us?This Lent at New City Covenant Church, we are entering a season called Into the Wilderness, a shared journey shaped by surrender, testing, and grace. Lent slows us down and asks honest questions about what we rely on, what we hunger for, and who we are becoming. Week by week, we will listen to the Biblical story as God forms us by exploring themes of daily dependence, lament, costly discipleship, and resilient hope. Along the way, we will discover that the wilderness is not a sign of failure or abandonment, but a place where God meets us with truth, mercy, and new life. Join us this Lent as we step intentionally into the wilderness, making space for repentance, renewal, and a deeper trust in the God who reshapes us before leading us toward resurrection.

Special message from guest speaker Glenn Peterson.

A new year often brings a desire for change. We think about goals, habits, and fresh starts. Before we decide what we will do differently, Scripture invites us to consider who we will remain connected to. Abide is a four-week journey through the letters of 1 John, 2 John, and 3 John, centered on Jesus’ invitation to stay rooted in him. As we begin the year together, this series will explore what it means to live from God’s love, walk in truth, and remain faithful in everyday life. This is not a call to strive harder, but an invitation to start the year grounded in the steady presence of Christ.

A new year often brings a desire for change. We think about goals, habits, and fresh starts. Before we decide what we will do differently, Scripture invites us to consider who we will remain connected to. Abide is a four-week journey through the letters of 1 John, 2 John, and 3 John, centered on Jesus’ invitation to stay rooted in him. As we begin the year together, this series will explore what it means to live from God’s love, walk in truth, and remain faithful in everyday life. This is not a call to strive harder, but an invitation to start the year grounded in the steady presence of Christ.

A new year often brings a desire for change. We think about goals, habits, and fresh starts. Before we decide what we will do differently, Scripture invites us to consider who we will remain connected to. Abide is a four-week journey through the letters of 1 John, 2 John, and 3 John, centered on Jesus’ invitation to stay rooted in him. As we begin the year together, this series will explore what it means to live from God’s love, walk in truth, and remain faithful in everyday life. This is not a call to strive harder, but an invitation to start the year grounded in the steady presence of Christ.

A new year often brings a desire for change. We think about goals, habits, and fresh starts. Before we decide what we will do differently, Scripture invites us to consider who we will remain connected to. Abide is a four-week journey through the letters of 1 John, 2 John, and 3 John, centered on Jesus’ invitation to stay rooted in him. As we begin the year together, this series will explore what it means to live from God’s love, walk in truth, and remain faithful in everyday life. This is not a call to strive harder, but an invitation to start the year grounded in the steady presence of Christ.

A new year often brings a desire for change. We think about goals, habits, and fresh starts. Before we decide what we will do differently, Scripture invites us to consider who we will remain connected to. Abide is a four-week journey through the letters of 1 John, 2 John, and 3 John, centered on Jesus’ invitation to stay rooted in him. As we begin the year together, this series will explore what it means to live from God’s love, walk in truth, and remain faithful in everyday life. This is not a call to strive harder, but an invitation to start the year grounded in the steady presence of Christ.

This Advent, we are returning to the quiet beauty of a season that reminds us what our hearts have always longed for. The Weary World Rejoices invites us to rediscover the hope, joy, peace, and love that Jesus brings. Each week we will reflect on the stories that have shaped Christmas for generations and find fresh encouragement for our lives today. Whether you have celebrated Advent for years or are joining us for the first time, we welcome you to experience the warmth, wonder, and promise of this season at New City.

This Advent, we are returning to the quiet beauty of a season that reminds us what our hearts have always longed for. The Weary World Rejoices invites us to rediscover the hope, joy, peace, and love that Jesus brings. Each week we will reflect on the stories that have shaped Christmas for generations and find fresh encouragement for our lives today. Whether you have celebrated Advent for years or are joining us for the first time, we welcome you to experience the warmth, wonder, and promise of this season at New City.

This Advent, we are returning to the quiet beauty of a season that reminds us what our hearts have always longed for. The Weary World Rejoices invites us to rediscover the hope, joy, peace, and love that Jesus brings. Each week we will reflect on the stories that have shaped Christmas for generations and find fresh encouragement for our lives today. Whether you have celebrated Advent for years or are joining us for the first time, we welcome you to experience the warmth, wonder, and promise of this season at New City.

This Advent, we are returning to the quiet beauty of a season that reminds us what our hearts have always longed for. The Weary World Rejoices invites us to rediscover the hope, joy, peace, and love that Jesus brings. Each week we will reflect on the stories that have shaped Christmas for generations and find fresh encouragement for our lives today. Whether you have celebrated Advent for years or are joining us for the first time, we welcome you to experience the warmth, wonder, and promise of this season at New City.

This Advent, we are returning to the quiet beauty of a season that reminds us what our hearts have always longed for. The Weary World Rejoices invites us to rediscover the hope, joy, peace, and love that Jesus brings. Each week we will reflect on the stories that have shaped Christmas for generations and find fresh encouragement for our lives today. Whether you have celebrated Advent for years or are joining us for the first time, we welcome you to experience the warmth, wonder, and promise of this season at New City.

At New City, hospitality and table fellowship are core to our identity. This video captures our community coming together to live out those values through a special Thanksgiving meal we hosted after service on November 23. What’s normally our weekly Soul Food gathering became an expanded celebration—an opportunity to welcome others, build authentic relationships, love our neighbors, and share a traditional Thanksgiving meal together. Enjoy this look back at a beautiful expression of community and the heart of Jesus at work around the table.

You are invited to join us for our New City sermon series, The Economy of Generosity, a four-week exploration of how the Bible connects generosity and gratitude. In a world that often tells us to hold tightly to what we have, Jesus invites us to live with open hands and thankful hearts. Together, we will discover how true generosity flows from a life inspired by Christ, one that trusts God’s provision, shares His goodness, and reflects His love to the world. Come and be inspired to find and follow Jesus in the way you give, serve, and live.

You are invited to join us for our New City sermon series, The Economy of Generosity, a four-week exploration of how the Bible connects generosity and gratitude. In a world that often tells us to hold tightly to what we have, Jesus invites us to live with open hands and thankful hearts. Together, we will discover how true generosity flows from a life inspired by Christ, one that trusts God’s provision, shares His goodness, and reflects His love to the world. Come and be inspired to find and follow Jesus in the way you give, serve, and live.

You are invited to join us for our New City sermon series, The Economy of Generosity, a four-week exploration of how the Bible connects generosity and gratitude. In a world that often tells us to hold tightly to what we have, Jesus invites us to live with open hands and thankful hearts. Together, we will discover how true generosity flows from a life inspired by Christ, one that trusts God’s provision, shares His goodness, and reflects His love to the world. Come and be inspired to find and follow Jesus in the way you give, serve, and live.

We live in a divided time. Conversations about race, power, and justice often generate more fear than faith. But Jesus paints a different picture: a multiethnic, reconciled, Spirit-filled community that looks like heaven breaking into earth. This fall, we invite you into a seven-week journey called Becoming a Beloved Community. Rooted in Scripture and centered on Christ, this series will explore how the church can resist cultural polarization and live into God’s kingdom dream—where walls fall, wounds heal, and every tribe, tongue, and nation worship as one.

We live in a divided time. Conversations about race, power, and justice often generate more fear than faith. But Jesus paints a different picture: a multiethnic, reconciled, Spirit-filled community that looks like heaven breaking into earth. This fall, we invite you into a seven-week journey called Becoming a Beloved Community. Rooted in Scripture and centered on Christ, this series will explore how the church can resist cultural polarization and live into God’s kingdom dream—where walls fall, wounds heal, and every tribe, tongue, and nation worship as one.

We live in a divided time. Conversations about race, power, and justice often generate more fear than faith. But Jesus paints a different picture: a multiethnic, reconciled, Spirit-filled community that looks like heaven breaking into earth. This fall, we invite you into a seven-week journey called Becoming a Beloved Community. Rooted in Scripture and centered on Christ, this series will explore how the church can resist cultural polarization and live into God’s kingdom dream—where walls fall, wounds heal, and every tribe, tongue, and nation worship as one.

We live in a divided time. Conversations about race, power, and justice often generate more fear than faith. But Jesus paints a different picture: a multiethnic, reconciled, Spirit-filled community that looks like heaven breaking into earth. This fall, we invite you into a seven-week journey called Becoming a Beloved Community. Rooted in Scripture and centered on Christ, this series will explore how the church can resist cultural polarization and live into God’s kingdom dream—where walls fall, wounds heal, and every tribe, tongue, and nation worship as one.

We live in a divided time. Conversations about race, power, and justice often generate more fear than faith. But Jesus paints a different picture: a multiethnic, reconciled, Spirit-filled community that looks like heaven breaking into earth. This fall, we invite you into a seven-week journey called Becoming a Beloved Community. Rooted in Scripture and centered on Christ, this series will explore how the church can resist cultural polarization and live into God’s kingdom dream—where walls fall, wounds heal, and every tribe, tongue, and nation worship as one.

We live in a divided time. Conversations about race, power, and justice often generate more fear than faith. But Jesus paints a different picture: a multiethnic, reconciled, Spirit-filled community that looks like heaven breaking into earth. This fall, we invite you into a seven-week journey called Becoming a Beloved Community. Rooted in Scripture and centered on Christ, this series will explore how the church can resist cultural polarization and live into God’s kingdom dream—where walls fall, wounds heal, and every tribe, tongue, and nation worship as one.

We live in a divided time. Conversations about race, power, and justice often generate more fear than faith. But Jesus paints a different picture: a multiethnic, reconciled, Spirit-filled community that looks like heaven breaking into earth. This fall, we invite you into a seven-week journey called Becoming a Beloved Community. Rooted in Scripture and centered on Christ, this series will explore how the church can resist cultural polarization and live into God’s kingdom dream—where walls fall, wounds heal, and every tribe, tongue, and nation worship as one.

Starting this June, we’re kicking off a fresh and inspiring sermon series called “Songs of Summer.” Each week, we’ll take a well-loved song—like Amazing Grace or In Christ Alone—and explore the deep biblical truth behind the lyrics. These aren’t just songs to sing—they’re anchors of faith, reminders of who God is, and invitations to live differently. Whether you're new to church or have been walking with Jesus for years, this series will refresh your spirit and help you connect your story to God’s story in a powerful way. Join us and bring a friend—it’s going to be a meaningful summer!

Starting this June, we’re kicking off a fresh and inspiring sermon series called “Songs of Summer.” Each week, we’ll take a well-loved song—like Amazing Grace or In Christ Alone—and explore the deep biblical truth behind the lyrics. These aren’t just songs to sing—they’re anchors of faith, reminders of who God is, and invitations to live differently. Whether you're new to church or have been walking with Jesus for years, this series will refresh your spirit and help you connect your story to God’s story in a powerful way. Join us and bring a friend—it’s going to be a meaningful summer!

Starting this June, we’re kicking off a fresh and inspiring sermon series called “Songs of Summer.” Each week, we’ll take a well-loved song—like Amazing Grace or In Christ Alone—and explore the deep biblical truth behind the lyrics. These aren’t just songs to sing—they’re anchors of faith, reminders of who God is, and invitations to live differently. Whether you're new to church or have been walking with Jesus for years, this series will refresh your spirit and help you connect your story to God’s story in a powerful way. Join us and bring a friend—it’s going to be a meaningful summer!

Starting this June, we’re kicking off a fresh and inspiring sermon series called “Songs of Summer.” Each week, we’ll take a well-loved song—like Amazing Grace or In Christ Alone—and explore the deep biblical truth behind the lyrics. These aren’t just songs to sing—they’re anchors of faith, reminders of who God is, and invitations to live differently. Whether you're new to church or have been walking with Jesus for years, this series will refresh your spirit and help you connect your story to God’s story in a powerful way. Join us and bring a friend—it’s going to be a meaningful summer!

Starting this June, we’re kicking off a fresh and inspiring sermon series called “Songs of Summer.” Each week, we’ll take a well-loved song—like Amazing Grace or In Christ Alone—and explore the deep biblical truth behind the lyrics. These aren’t just songs to sing—they’re anchors of faith, reminders of who God is, and invitations to live differently. Whether you're new to church or have been walking with Jesus for years, this series will refresh your spirit and help you connect your story to God’s story in a powerful way. Join us and bring a friend—it’s going to be a meaningful summer!

Starting this June, we’re kicking off a fresh and inspiring sermon series called “Songs of Summer.” Each week, we’ll take a well-loved song—like Amazing Grace or In Christ Alone—and explore the deep biblical truth behind the lyrics. These aren’t just songs to sing—they’re anchors of faith, reminders of who God is, and invitations to live differently. Whether you're new to church or have been walking with Jesus for years, this series will refresh your spirit and help you connect your story to God’s story in a powerful way. Join us and bring a friend—it’s going to be a meaningful summer!

Starting this June, we’re kicking off a fresh and inspiring sermon series called “Songs of Summer.” Each week, we’ll take a well-loved song—like Amazing Grace or In Christ Alone—and explore the deep biblical truth behind the lyrics. These aren’t just songs to sing—they’re anchors of faith, reminders of who God is, and invitations to live differently. Whether you're new to church or have been walking with Jesus for years, this series will refresh your spirit and help you connect your story to God’s story in a powerful way. Join us and bring a friend—it’s going to be a meaningful summer!

Starting this June, we’re kicking off a fresh and inspiring sermon series called “Songs of Summer.” Each week, we’ll take a well-loved song—like Amazing Grace or In Christ Alone—and explore the deep biblical truth behind the lyrics. These aren’t just songs to sing—they’re anchors of faith, reminders of who God is, and invitations to live differently. Whether you're new to church or have been walking with Jesus for years, this series will refresh your spirit and help you connect your story to God’s story in a powerful way. Join us and bring a friend—it’s going to be a meaningful summer!

Starting this June, we’re kicking off a fresh and inspiring sermon series called “Songs of Summer.” Each week, we’ll take a well-loved song—like Amazing Grace or In Christ Alone—and explore the deep biblical truth behind the lyrics. These aren’t just songs to sing—they’re anchors of faith, reminders of who God is, and invitations to live differently. Whether you're new to church or have been walking with Jesus for years, this series will refresh your spirit and help you connect your story to God’s story in a powerful way. Join us and bring a friend—it’s going to be a meaningful summer!

Starting this June, we’re kicking off a fresh and inspiring sermon series called “Songs of Summer.” Each week, we’ll take a well-loved song—like Amazing Grace or In Christ Alone—and explore the deep biblical truth behind the lyrics. These aren’t just songs to sing—they’re anchors of faith, reminders of who God is, and invitations to live differently. Whether you're new to church or have been walking with Jesus for years, this series will refresh your spirit and help you connect your story to God’s story in a powerful way. Join us and bring a friend—it’s going to be a meaningful summer!

Starting this June, we’re kicking off a fresh and inspiring sermon series called “Songs of Summer.” Each week, we’ll take a well-loved song—like Amazing Grace or In Christ Alone—and explore the deep biblical truth behind the lyrics. These aren’t just songs to sing—they’re anchors of faith, reminders of who God is, and invitations to live differently. Whether you're new to church or have been walking with Jesus for years, this series will refresh your spirit and help you connect your story to God’s story in a powerful way. Join us and bring a friend—it’s going to be a meaningful summer!

Starting this June, we’re kicking off a fresh and inspiring sermon series called “Songs of Summer.” Each week, we’ll take a well-loved song—like Amazing Grace or In Christ Alone—and explore the deep biblical truth behind the lyrics. These aren’t just songs to sing—they’re anchors of faith, reminders of who God is, and invitations to live differently. Whether you're new to church or have been walking with Jesus for years, this series will refresh your spirit and help you connect your story to God’s story in a powerful way. Join us and bring a friend—it’s going to be a meaningful summer!

Starting this June, we’re kicking off a fresh and inspiring sermon series called “Songs of Summer.” Each week, we’ll take a well-loved song—like Amazing Grace or In Christ Alone—and explore the deep biblical truth behind the lyrics. These aren’t just songs to sing—they’re anchors of faith, reminders of who God is, and invitations to live differently. Whether you're new to church or have been walking with Jesus for years, this series will refresh your spirit and help you connect your story to God’s story in a powerful way. Join us and bring a friend—it’s going to be a meaningful summer!