This week we watched as several individuals made the bravest choice they could.  They decided to identify with Jesus as their Lord and Savior.  Watch below and click here to follow along.

King David's greatest moment of bravery wasn't when he fought a giant.  It wasn't when he killed the lion or the bear.  It wasn't even when he led an army into battle.  Watch and learn how you can be brave like he was.  Follow Along and Stay Connected Using This

We admire people who are brave. We look up to them, we watch their movies, read their stories, and hope our kids will be brave like them. But when it comes to dealing with the unexpected, most of us become anything but brave. Instead, anger rises up in us. We become doubtful wanting to quit and fearful of ever trying again. Join us as we discover what it looks like to truly be brave even in the face of life unexpected moments. - Click here for this week's outline and announcements.

Over 2000 years ago a man died.  What happened next changed history as we know it and has the potential to change your life forever.  It’s called the resurrection and it’s time to jump in!

Over 2000 years ago a man died.  What happened next changed history as we know it and has the potential to change your life forever.  It’s called the resurrection and it’s time to jump in!

Over 2000 years ago a man died.  What happened next changed history as we know it and has the potential to change your life forever.  It’s called the resurrection and it’s time to jump in!

Most of us if we were honest would say we want to be at least good at something.  If we were real, we'd say we actually wanted to be great.  But what if being Great isn't what we thought it would be?  What if being great means living connected to the one who is greater?  What if it means making others greater?  Listen in as we wrap up this "Greater than" Series!

We spend an extreme amount of time living up to, explaining away, or hiding from our past because we know that our past plays a part in our future.  But what if God has something far greater for your future than just dealing with your past?