Throughout much of history, God’s people interacted with the world from the outside. More often than not, they found themselves in a world that was either apathetic or outright hostile to their faith. What did it mean for them to practice their faith while in exile? What does it mean for you and I to do the same?

Join us this fall for a sermons series from the book of Joshua, a story of one man leading a rescued nation towards the promises of God.

Join us for a summer sermon series on the Beatitudes in Matthew 5 starting June 2.

This 5-week series promises to provide some rich discussions about the challenges of living out our faith amid the temptations of everyday life, prompted by the inimitable Lewis's writing.

Both Jonah and Job endured significant hardship in their lives. Neither was quite ready for what life threw at them. And yet, they both reacted to the hardship in a very different way.

What might we learn from their example when it comes to enduring the hardship of our lives?

Join us this fall as we study James, an important book which is just as relevant today as when it was first written.

Summer is a great time to catch up on your reading. This year, we'e selected two books that we are recommending as great summer reads.

Join us for our summer sermon series, entitled “Return and Rebuild: Studies in Ezra and Nehemiah.”

Join us for a new sermon series on the Letters of John, starting Sunday, September 11.

“Everybody - at least everybody who has anything to do with God - spends time in the wilderness, so it’s important to know what can take place there.” - Eugene Peterson

Join us for a new sermons series entitled, “In the Beginning.” Starting May 8, we will be exploring Genesis 1-11 and how these chapters answer the ultimate questions of life.

Join us for a short Adult Formation Series on the Psalms of Ascent, starting April 24.