Daily we pray, “Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name” as we worship God.Von John Perrine

We celebrate the long-expected Savior, in whom we all belong.Von Leigh Mackenzie

We celebrate the long-expected Savior, while anticipating him coming again.Von Jon Ferguson

We celebrate the long expected Savior, while anticipating him coming again.Von John Perrine

Today we carve out a special day that we call Worship Experience Sunday, where our primary aim was to spend time adoring our God and King.Von John Perrine / Frank Johnson / Leigh Mackenzie / Jenna Perrine

We are joining together to commit to our new vision and the New is Now initiative.Von John Perrine

Catalyzing a global movement of small groups and MicroChurches as we transform our world one person and one neighborhood at a time. We can’t catalyze this movement until we become a thriving church ourselves. Concluding of the service with the baptism of Dylan GannVon John Perrine

Raising up a dynamic generation who are grounded in their identity in Jesus, confident in their faith, and passionate about sharing God’s love with their friends.Von Jon Ferguson

Equipping and unleashing disciples who embody a deep, personal commitment to living out their God given calling with the pastoral heart of Jesus in every arena of lifeVon John Perrine

Igniting a profound spiritual awakening as we become a vibrant community, devoted to Jesus, committed to Scripture, and expectant of the Spirit’s power in our lives and our gatherings.Von John Perrine

God’s faithfulness over the last 35 years is the foundation for the new thing God is doing now.Von John Perrine/ Ted Coniaris

This week, we help to prepare the way for King Jesus, we worship him with our whole being.Von John Perrine

To better prepare the way for King Jesus, we must prioritize his Kingdom.Von John Perrine

To prepare the way for King Jesus, we must repent by turning away from the idols of our hearts.Von John Perrine

To prepare the way for King Jesus, we must identify the idols of our hearts.Von John Perrine

Bedtime habits can help us end the day in a way that promotes rest, reflection, and connection.Von John Perrine

When it comes to screentime habits, limits keep us from being enslaved by our phones so that the Holy Spirit can grow fruit in our lives.Von John Perrine

Mealtime habits are the center of our relationships, which we can use to deepen belonging and to intentionally bless others.Von Leigh Mackenzie

Waking habits can help us start each day grounded in our connection with God.Von John Perrine

Adopting a set of shared habits around ordinary moments of our day can help us stay connected to God and grow as a follower of Jesus.Von Dave Ferguson, Ted Coniaris , and John Perrine

When it comes to work, the way of wisdom leads to purpose, while the ways of foolishness lead to emptiness.Von John Perrine

When it comes to finances, the way of wisdom leads to contentment, while the ways of foolishness lead to dissatisfactionVon Jon Ferguson

When it comes to our words, the way of wisdom builds up, the ways of foolishness tear down.Von Leigh Mackenzie

07.14.2024Von John Perrine

For week four of Spiritual Warfare: Renewing Our Minds, Pastor John Perrine wraps up the series by diving into the most SIGNIFICANT part: how each of us can partner with the Spirit of God as he works to renew and transform our minds.Von John Perrine

For week two of our series Spiritual Warfare: Renewing Our Minds, Community Pastor John Perrine discusses how each of us is equipped to fight off the enemy and all of his mind games.Von John Perrine

For week two of our series Spiritual Warfare: Renewing Our Minds, Founding Pastor Jon Ferguson discusses how each of us is equipped to fight off the enemy and all of his mind games.Von Jon Ferguson

For week one of our series Spiritual Warfare: Renewing Our Minds, Jon Hughes talks about the power of our thoughts, and how we need to become more aware of the spiritual warfare that most of us are fighting each and every day. Or in other words, the battle for our minds.Von Jon Hughes

In the final week of our series Her Story: Women & The Bible, Founding Pastor Dave Ferguson, Teaching Pastor Tammy Melchien, and special guest Pastor Tara Beth Leach have a conversation on the impact and hardships women experience in the church today!Von Dave Ferguson, Tammy Melchien, Tara Beth, John Perrine

For Week 3 of our series Her Story: Women & The Bible, Leight Mackenzie shares the story of Junia, a woman who had a tremendous impact on the early church community!Von Leigh Mackenzie

For Week 2 of our series Her Story: Women & The Bible, COMMUNITY Pastor John Perrine shares the story of Priscilla, a woman who had a tremendous impact on the early church community!Von John Perrine

Happy Mother’s Day to all the Moms out there! We are truly grateful for you. And while this is a day we set aside to honor moms in particular, we ALSO want to recognize the contributions and value of EVERY woman in our lives. For week one of our series “Her Story: Women & The Bible” COMMUNITY Pastor Jon Ferguson talks about how the church needs “Ph…

Any disciple of Jesus can become a disciple-maker. And when every disciple becomes a disciple-maker, we will change the world.Von Dave Ferguson / John Perrine

Any disciple of Jesus can become a disciple-maker. You have the ability to meet your disciples' needs.Von Patrick O' Connell

Any disciple of Jesus can become a disciple-maker. What makes someone an effective disciple-maker are practices you have the ability to do.Von Jon Hughes

Any disciple of Jesus can become a disciple maker. The first step is to identify your Timothy.Von John Perrine

Jesus’ resurrection transforms fear into confident hope.Von John Perrine

Jesus offers his whole self to us at the cross.Von John Perrine

Jesus is worthy of all our devotion.Von Leanna Weber

Jesus leads us in his way of sacrificial love and humble service.Von Sharie Behnke

Jesus frees us from strongholds to restore us to life.Von John Perrine

Jesus calls ordinary people to join him and experience extraordinary things.Von Dave Ferguson / john Perrine

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When life is unfair, rejoice and recommit, God will be your strength.Von John Perrine

When life is unfair, wait and watch, God is in control.Von John Perrine

When life is unfair, complain and lament, but hold on to God.Von John Perrine

Disciples of Jesus are identified by their commitment to making more disciples.Von John Perrine

Disciples of Jesus are identified by their love for one another.Von Tammy Melchien

Disciples of Jesus are identified by their countercultural willingness to deny themselves.Von Jon Ferguson

Disciples of Jesus are identified by their countercultural willingness to deny themselves.Von Dave Fergason / John Perrine