Sunday Service is at 9:30am
Nursery (0-2yrs), Preschool (2-5yrs), and School Age Kids (K-Gr. 4) ministries are available during the Sunday service. Coffee Shop is open before and after the service.
Revelation Song, taken directly from John’s vision of heaven’s throne room, invites us to become people of eternity. The song, and the Bible passage that inspired it, encourages us to live now in light of what will be true forever. Join Pastor Danny Hunt as we explore what this means in our everyday lives.
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Every Sunday, we sing songs that declare deep truths about God—His faithfulness, His grace, His holiness, and His love. But have you ever stopped to consider the rich theology behind the lyrics?
This summer, join us for You’ve Heard It Sung, a sermon series where we’ll take some of the worship songs from our catalogue and explore the biblical truths they proclaim. Together, we’ll discover how these songs are rooted in Scripture, why the words we sing matter, and how sound theology fuels heartfelt worship.
Want to listen along to the songs we will cover in our summer series? Look no further! This playlist has all the songs we will be covering in You’ve Heard It Sung!
Over and over again we see in the Bible that being in the presence of the Lord is a transformative experience. In our sermon series Presence, we explored key moments in Scripture where ordinary people encountered the living God—and were never the same again. From fear to faith, from brokenness to calling, these stories remind us that God’s presence does not leave us untouched. This series invites you to rediscover how meeting God changes hearts, reshapes lives, and calls us into something deeper. The full series is available now on YouTube.
In our back-to-back “You’ve Heard It Said” summer series, we take aim at bad teaching that has taken root in culture and in the church. In our first round, we look at commonly heard phrases which are either misquotes of Scripture or misattributed to Scripture. In our second round, we look at popular Bible verses that are often taken out of context.
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