Join us as we hear from returning guest preacher Anush.
We are surrounded by many things that interest us. As a result, we pursue several things. This sermon looks at 3 broad things we chase after, usually at the expense of the one thing that matters.

Ever feel like you’re running on empty, even after a full night’s sleep? Join us in this episode as we explore how true rest isn't just about catching up on sleep—it’s about worshipping the Prince of Peace. Diving into 1 Kings 5, we’ll unpack how true worship and deep rest are inextricably linked. When we quiet the noise and align our hearts with the Lord, we move from surviving to thriving.

We’re kicking off our fall sermon series, For Our City, with a journey through the book of 1 Kings. We’ll begin with a surprising question God asks Solomon: What do you want me to give you? Solomon’s answer reveals something important about what God entrusts to each of us and what it means to use what’s in our hands for what’s on His heart. Join us as we begin this journey together.

As a church, we’re not just a crowd; we’re a spiritual family growing together as disciples of Jesus in honest, grace-filled communities where people are known, stories are shared. From living rooms to coffee shops to street corners, we carry each other’s burdens and celebrate each other’s joys as we are constructed together as a dwelling place for God's presence. Join us as Joey walks us through Ephesians 2:19-22.

Church was never meant to be something we simply attend. Jesus has given each of us a part to play. In Ephesians 4, Paul describes a church where everyday people are equipped for ministry, grow into maturity, and use what God has given them to help others grow. We'll explore what it means to move from simply attending to participating.

We live in a personality and "self-awareness" obsessed culture. Yet, despite all our tests and podcasts, we seem to be less confident in our identity than ever! How do we answer the deep questions of who we truly are? Interestingly, the best way to figure this out, isn't by looking inside of ourselves, but by first looking upward to the one who made us - when we understand who God is, we have a clear path to understanding who he made us to be. This Sunday we’ll read over King David's shoulder as he pens a poem about who God is and how it changes the way we view ourselves.