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While the Greek word “ekklesia” is mistranslated as “church” in many
Bibles, the word means “group” or “gathering.” Christianity has always
been a movement, with local groups of people living out the same
approach & posture of Jesus.

To thrive in any area of life, we set practices for growth & progress. Spiritual disciplines are no different. These age-old habits make room for us to experience more of God in our everyday lives. 

Maybe you've been on your faith journey for a long time. Or perhaps you're just beginning to investigate faith. Regardless, faith isn't supposed to be stagnant. And there are some practical things we can do to help it grow into something vibrant.

Whether you believe, struggle to believe, or just can't believe it, the Christmas story shows us that God is still accomplishing his purpose in our world.

Some of the best gifts are the ones we can't wrap or open, &  sometimes they're easy to miss. In this series, we're getting ready for the best gift ever by learning to receive anticipation, preparation, & celebration along the way.

If we're not careful, what should be secondary can easily become primary.

Have you ever been in a season where you felt like you really needed to hear from God? Did you hear him? Does God still speak to people practically, personally, & purposefully?

For far too long, the Church has been known for what it's against. We want to be known for what we're FOR. And we are unequivocally FOR you!

For years, people have tried to predict or understand behavior in an attempt to strengthen communication. One of the best keys to better communication is to understand the four temperaments. 

If you're grateful for Current, but not engaged, now is the time.

Following Jesus is complicated. We all need help figuring it out & sticking with it.

One word that seems to describe just about everyone these days is "busy." Ask people how they're doing & they'll likely respond with that word. Being busy isn't a bad thing, but it can be a doorway to something much more sinister - hurry.

With so many denominations and opinions on what it means to be a Christian, it can be difficult to determine what is fundamental to the faith. In this series, we look at what's essential - and what's not - when it comes to following Jesus. 

Ever wonder why we do some of the things we do in church, like sing together, take communion, or baptize people? In this series, we discover the purpose & significance of these practices in our lives.

You can only bend for so long without breaking. Jesus offers us an invitation that will help.

The reaction of many evangelicals to political & cultural shifts in recent years revealed what they valued most - winning. But the church is not here to win. It's here for something different.

Does Easter really matter? What does it even mean for your life?

Forgiving someone before they ask for it isn't easy, but it's exactly what God did for us.

The church is God's agent of transformation for the world, & the church is your opportunity to take part in that transformation. Take the step from being just a consumer at the local church to being involved. 

Does it ever seem like every couple around you has it all together, while you can't even agree on what's for dinner? Wanna know the secret?

Welcome to the Super Showdown - where Competitive Preaching meets Whose Line Is It Anyway! Each person is given 5 minutes to preach on a random bible verse, incorporating spontaneous key phrases, delivering a bottom line and a next step.

In this series, we look at three habits to ensure that the self you're living with is the self that's on display.

Originally, "baptism" was not a religious concept. Yet over time, baptism has become an exclusively religious idea. If you are a follower of Christ & baptism is still on your "to-do" list, this message may be the nudge you need to finally go public. 

The birth of Jesus benefitted us in many ways. In this series, we look at three of them.

We took a Sunday off from in-person services due to winter weather & got together online! What are you anticipating this Christmas season?