God leads us into wilderness seasons that we might seek Him and be strengthened by Him as we learn to utterly depend upon Him. This series is coinciding with 21 Days of Prayer and Fasting we are engaging as a church, and we’d love for you to be a part.

God leads us into wilderness seasons that we might seek Him and be strengthened by Him as we learn to utterly depend upon Him. This series is coinciding with 21 Days of Prayer and Fasting we are engaging as a church, and we’d love for you to be a part.

God leads us into wilderness seasons that we might seek Him and be strengthened by Him as we learn to utterly depend upon Him. This series is coinciding with 21 Days of Prayer and Fasting we are engaging as a church, and we’d love for you to be a part.

God leads us into wilderness seasons that we might seek Him and be strengthened by Him as we learn to utterly depend upon Him. This series is coinciding with 21 Days of Prayer and Fasting we are engaging as a church, and we’d love for you to be a part.

As we kick off a New Year, we all have dreams, goals, hopes, questions, and uncertainties that scroll through our hearts and minds. This can be an exciting and overwhelming season. Proverbs 12:25 says that Anxiety in a man’s heart weighs him down, but a good word makes him glad. In this message, as we dive into Scripture, I believe God has a good word for you. A word of encouragement, hope, and direction. So open you heart and open your Bible and let’s dive in.

The Advent Season is a time of celebration, to be filled again with awe and wonder that the God of all creation, in great love and humility, took on human flesh to save us from our sins. Angels and prophets announced the coming Messiah using the phrase “He Shall Be Called…” followed by various names and titles and descriptions of the Messiah. These names give us revelation and insight into his glorious character and purpose. Journey with us as we open our Bibles and discover the meaning of these names this Advent!

The Advent Season is a time of celebration, to be filled again with awe and wonder that the God of all creation, in great love and humility, took on human flesh to save us from our sins. Angels and prophets announced the coming Messiah using the phrase “He Shall Be Called…” followed by various names and titles and descriptions of the Messiah. These names give us revelation and insight into his glorious character and purpose. Journey with us as we open our Bibles and discover the meaning of these names this Advent!

The Advent Season is a time of celebration, to be filled again with awe and wonder that the God of all creation, in great love and humility, took on human flesh to save us from our sins. Angels and prophets announced the coming Messiah using the phrase “He Shall Be Called…” followed by various names and titles and descriptions of the Messiah. These names give us revelation and insight into his glorious character and purpose. Journey with us as we open our Bibles and discover the meaning of these names this Advent!

The Advent Season is a time of celebration, to be filled again with awe and wonder that the God of all creation, in great love and humility, took on human flesh to save us from our sins. Angels and prophets announced the coming Messiah using the phrase “He Shall Be Called…” followed by various names and titles and descriptions of the Messiah. These names give us revelation and insight into his glorious character and purpose. Journey with us as we open our Bibles and discover the meaning of these names this Advent!

Author A.W. Tozer once said “What comes into your mind when you think about God is the most important thing about you.” Many people perceive the God of the Bible to be perpetually impatient, frustrated, and disappointed with them, which certainly affects how we relate with Him. But what does the Bible reveal about God’s character…is he patient or not? How is this expressed? Open your Bible with us and let’s find out!

Author A.W. Tozer once said “What comes into your mind when you think about God is the most important thing about you.” Many people perceive the God of the Bible to be perpetually impatient, frustrated, and disappointed with them, which certainly affects how we relate with Him. But what does the Bible reveal about God’s character…is he patient or not? How is this expressed? Open your Bible with us and let’s find out!

Author A.W. Tozer once said “What comes into your mind when you think about God is the most important thing about you.” Many people perceive the God of the Bible to be perpetually impatient, frustrated, and disappointed with them, which certainly affects how we relate with Him. But what does the Bible reveal about God’s character…is he patient or not? How is this expressed? Open your Bible with us and let’s find out!

We are going to God’s Word to learn the secret of a trust-filled, anxiety free, joyful, grateful, generous, content, Scripture saturated, Spirit-led, eternal perspective on money and possessions.

We are going to God’s Word to learn the secret of a trust-filled, anxiety free, joyful, grateful, generous, content, Scripture saturated, Spirit-led, eternal perspective on money and possessions.

We are going to God’s Word to learn the secret of a trust-filled, anxiety free, joyful, grateful, generous, content, Scripture saturated, Spirit-led, eternal perspective on money and possessions.

We are going to God’s Word to learn the secret of a trust-filled, anxiety free, joyful, grateful, generous, content, Scripture saturated, Spirit-led, eternal perspective on money and possessions.

We are going to God’s Word to learn the secret of a trust-filled, anxiety free, joyful, grateful, generous, content, Scripture saturated, Spirit-led, eternal perspective on money and possessions.

We are going to God’s Word to learn the secret of a trust-filled, anxiety free, joyful, grateful, content, Scripture saturated, Spirit-led, eternal perspective on money and possessions.

We all experience trouble, grief, sorrow, shock, and anger at the ongoing trouble in the world, but this week punctuated the brokenness of our world with the assassination of Charlie Kirk. What does Jesus say about this, and how do we move forward as disciples of Jesus Christ? Jesus Christ is the only hope. He is the Sovereign LORD who heals hearts and gives courage in the face of trouble.

God desires that each of His children have a dynamic, life giving, personal relationship with Him where we speak with Him and listen to Him as He leads us in our everyday lives.