Have you ever had something happen that left you wondering, “God, I know You could have done something about this…so why didn’t You?” This Sunday, we’re closing out our On My Heart series with a message called “It’s All Bad.” Through the honesty of David in Psalm 13, we’ll wrestle with what happens when what God allows doesn’t match what we expected and discover if we can be right about what happened, but wrong about what it means.

Please join us for our Sunday service where we will hear from our guest speaker Byron Parson as he shares what's on his heart: Got Hope.

We’ll be honoring and sending off Josh & Joelle Fatherree after four years of incredible and faithful service and partnership in our community. We’ll hear them share the message that is On Their Heart and have the opportunity to take Communion together. We’d love for you to join us as we celebrate and bless them in this next chapter!

What are we to do when life stops making sense, when the numbers don't add up, the resources aren't enough, and the odds seem stacked against us? This Sunday we will study a moment from Gideon's life that can remind us how some of God's greatest victories happen precisely when success looks the least likely.

The parenting dynamic God offers can be different than the parenting style we want. We will see how God’s parenting can help us develop resilience and confidence, but it’s not in the way we often expect. We will look closer at God as Father and learn a practical tool to enhance our spiritual walk.

Nobody argues a case with one piece of evidence. Scripture doesn't either. Join us as we work through James 2:14–26, where a claim we've all made goes on trial and two very unlikely witnesses are called to the stand. What would the evidence say about what we actually believe? We'll also be sharing in Communion, led by Ron Fuller, as we remember Christ together and celebrate His finished work.

Jesus introduced us to a life with divine parenting. This week we look at some practical theology from God’s parenting and how it can profoundly impact how we see ourselves and one another in the best way, God’s way.

The Bible spends surprisingly little time trying to convince people that God exists, but a great deal of time confronting those who already believe. Join us this Sunday as we unpack Joshua 24 and ask an important question: What responsibilities have we quietly retired as we’ve matured in our faith?