We may own a Bible, but are we truly “Bible people”? Discover how spiritual rhythms like abiding in God’s Word can transform not just habits, but hearts, helping us remain connected to the vine and grounded in His truth. Speaker: Matt Hoffert

Speaker: Jake Each

Christmas and singing go hand in hand, but what’s the deeper connection between music, joy, and the gospel? Discover how the good news of Jesus isn’t just something to hear—it’s something to celebrate, respond to, and sing about. Even in seasons of pain or joy, this life-changing news is meant to stir up peace, praise, and profound transformation. Speaker: Jake Each

Speaker: Michael Rhodes

Discover what it truly means to live a life transformed by God's grace. This week's message challenges us to move beyond empty words and into a faith that embraces hardships, engages in ministry, and lives for eternity—reminding us that grace demands a response. Don't miss the call to wholeheartedly follow Jesus in every area of life. Speaker: Jake Each

What if being "in the world but not of it" means something far deeper than you've imagined? Discover why every Christian is called to be an ambassador, representing a kingdom that will outlast this world. Explore the urgency, purpose, and transformative power behind living a life fully captivated by Christ. Speaker: Jake Each

Salvation is more than forgiveness; it's about reconciliation with God. Through Christ’s atoning, transforming, and transferring work, we’re made new, removing sin, restoring relationship, and gifting us His righteousness. Discover why salvation is the ultimate invitation to enjoy God forever. Speaker: Jake Each

Discover how the Gospel transforms the way we view others and redefines our understanding of identity. This message challenges the filters through which we see people—idolatry, objectification, and superficiality—and points to the radical new perspective offered in Christ. What does it mean to see every person as a potential new creation? Speaker: Michael Rhodes

True freedom from self-centeredness isn’t found in suppressing selfish desires but in redirecting our lives toward God’s holiness and Christ’s love. In 2 Corinthians 5, we’re invited to anchor ourselves in awe and reverence for God, which pulls us away from the weight of others’ opinions, and into a life transformed by the love of Christ. Discover how a life captivated by God’s majesty and grace realigns our hearts, shifts our perspective, and draws us beyond ourselves into a life lived fully for Christ. Speaker: Jake Each

Speaker: Jake Each