God still speaks and He invites His people to listen. In this message, we explore the spiritual gifts of prophecy, words of knowledge, and words of wisdom, what Scripture teaches about them, and how they can be used to strengthen, encourage, and build up the church. These gifts aren’t about hype or prediction, but about hearing from God and faithfully stewarding what He reveals.

We're all called to share the good news of Jesus Christ, but some people are uniquely gifted to do this in a supernatural way. In this message, we unpack the spiritual gift of evangelism, what Scripture teaches about it, and what you might experience if you have it.

Teaching is more than communicating information, it's a spiritual gift that helps people understand God's truth and live it out. In Part 3, we explore the gift of teaching, its purpose in the body of Christ, and how faithful teaching helps the church grow in maturity, wisdom, and obedience.

What happens when God gives people a vision to build, lead, and advance His Kingdom? In this message, we explore the spiritual gifts of apostleship and leadership. We will consider how they function, why they matter, and how they can be stewarded with humility, wisdom, and accountability. Discover how healthy leadership equips the Body to fulfill God's purposes.

Volunteers fill needs, but people operating in their spiritual gifts also partner with God and His work, doing what he designed them to do. Join us as Pastor Mark shares 5 foundational truths that will guide us throughout this series as we dive into spiritual gifts!

In the final part of our Anchors Series, we look at how Moses meets the moment in the wilderness. When the weight feels overwhelming, God meets us with His presence, His people, and His provision. This is an invitation to join us as we drop all four anchors and go deeper into God's plan for our church.

Join us as we explore what it means to be a faithful presence in our community. Following Jesus means more than gathering together. It also means being sent out, bringing His love, hope, and presence into the places where we live, work, and serve.

What happens when worship becomes more than singing? It becomes standing in the gap. Our third anchor will explore worship that carries the needs of others into the presence of God. We'll discover how prayer and worship work together, why God invites His people to contend for others, and what it looks like to become a church that worships not only for ourselves, but on behalf of our families, our communities, our city, and a world in need.