Why does the world feel so fractured, and why do we often feel distant from God? In this sermon, we trace the story of the Bible back to the Garden of Eden, where humanity’s rebellion distorted creation and separated us from our Creator. But even in the midst of judgment, God revealed His grace and the first promise of the gospel. Join us as we see how the story of Scripture moves from a lost garden to the hope of restoration through Jesus Christ.

The Bible’s story begins in a garden—and ends in one. In this message we explore God’s original design in Eden, the rebellion that broke communion with Him, and the question God still asks every human heart: “Where are you?” If you’ve ever felt the ache for peace, purpose, or restoration, this message will help you understand why. The story that began in a garden isn’t over yet.

The world is full of noise. The headlines and everyone’s opinion on the headlines are endless. For Christians, it’s time to silence the noise by drawing nearer to “The Last Word” on all things. In this message, we reflect on the authority of scripture and who we give the final word in our lives.

The world is full of noise. The headlines and everyone’s opinion on the headlines are endless. For Christians, it’s time to silence the noise by drawing nearer to “The Last Word” on all things. In this message, we reflect on just how we can trust that God’s Word has been preserved and passed down to us faithfully, free of error.

The world is full of noise. The headlines and everyone’s opinion on the headlines are endless. For Christians, it’s time to silence the noise by drawing nearer to “The Last Word” on all things. In this message, we reflect on the power of scripture and why cracking open our Bibles matters.

We continued our “Surrender” teaching series by reflecting on the calling of Isaiah as a guide for our own calling to proclaim the truth of God’s Word and His Kingdom.

We continued our “Surrender” teaching series by reflecting on the story of Nehemiah and his life of service as a guide for our own service to God and His Kingdom.

We continued our “Surrender” teaching series by reflecting on the story of King David who serves as a perfect example of what happens after we surrender to God but still fall short.

Instead of inviting God into our plans for the year, we are kicking off the new year by considering what it looks like to fully surrender to him. In this first message of our “Surrender” series, we consider the cautionary story of Jonah and his personal struggle with surrendering to God.

What does Thanksgiving look like when life is unfair? What does Thanksgiving look like when pain and heartache are front and center? The answers to these questions and more leap off the pages of Acts 25 & 26 as Paul remains in chains and faces an unjust legal system.