What do you do when life takes you somewhere you never expected to go? This week, we begin our journey through the book of Ezekiel with a powerful reminder: you may be in a place you didn’t choose, but you are never in a place God cannot reach. Even in Babylon, the heavens opened. God sees you. God is with you. And the wheels still move. Join us for The Wheels Still Move.

What do you do when life doesn’t turn out the way you thought it would? This Sunday, we’re stepping into the book of Lamentations—a book written in the ashes of heartbreak, loss, and unanswered questions. We’ll discover that you don’t have to pretend everything is okay to have faith. You can name your pain, pour out your heart to God, remember what is still true, and keep praying—even when the story feels unfinished. Unfinished does not mean over.

What do we do when God’s Word tells us something we don’t want to hear? This Sunday, as we finish our journey through Jeremiah, we’ll look at a king who literally burned God’s Word—and discover why rejecting truth doesn’t make it any less true. More importantly, we’ll ask ourselves: Am I willing to let God’s Word correct me, even when it challenges what I’ve always believed, practiced, or preferred?

Jeremiah 29:11 might be one of your favorite Bible verses—but do you know what it actually means? Today, we’re putting this beloved promise back into its biblical context and discovering that it's even better than we thought.

Have you ever felt like you were doing all the right things but getting all the wrong results?

In Jeremiah 20, we find a prophet who was faithful, exhausted, discouraged, and ready to quit. But even in his frustration, Jeremiah discovered something powerful. Join us this Sunday to find out what it was!

Ever feel like you’re doing all the right things but still feel empty? You’re not alone. This Sunday we’re talking about where we go to be filled and why some wells just don’t last.

Join us as we celebrate baptism—a beautiful, visible reminder of the invisible work God is doing in our lives. Baptism tells the story of transformation, new life, and hope. Come be encouraged, celebrate with us, and witness what God is doing!

We spend so much time asking, “What is God calling me to do?” But what if we’re asking the wrong question?

In Jeremiah 1, God doesn’t just give a task—He gives people. People who are messy, difficult, and not always easy to love. This week, we’re shifting the question to something deeper: Who is God calling you to love?

Because God doesn’t call the ready—He calls the willing… and then He walks with them.