The idea of taking a Sabbath might seem outdated, like something from ancient times. Maybe you've brushed past this commandment because it feels impossible to take a whole day off each week. But the truth is, Sabbath is just as important for us today as it was back then. It's about embracing the gift of rest, pushing back against the constant pressure to always be doing more, and learning to enjoy the simple act of just being. So, how do we actually make room for Sabbath in our hectic lives? Join us today for the conclusion of our Unhurried series.

In today’s culture, it’s easy to get caught up in the endless pursuit of more—more work, more money, more possessions. But this cycle never truly fulfills us; it only fuels our craving for even more. The good news is, we don’t have to stay stuck in this pattern. Jesus offers us a better way to live. In this message, we will discover how to break free from the clutter and experience a life filled with more peace and joy.

God invites us into the practice of solitude—something far deeper than just “doing nothing.” Solitude is a chance to draw closer to Him, to spend time in His presence, and to listen for His voice. In a world obsessed with speed and productivity, many of us struggle to slow down and embrace true solitude. If you're ready to move from a life of hurry to a life of quiet connection with God, this message is for you!

We all know the feeling—our schedules are packed, and rest feels like a distant memory. We move from one task to the next, thinking that staying busy means we're being productive. But the truth is, this constant hustle is draining us—physically, emotionally, and spiritually. So, what do we do about it? It can feel like there’s no way out of the chaos, but God offers us something better. He invites us to slow down, and to live differently. Let’s discover together how to embrace an Unhurried life.

Join us today as Pastor Chris leads us through a message on the Apostle Paul's legacy of faith.

Forgiveness is at the core of following Jesus. Without it, none of us could walk in His ways. But let’s be honest—receiving forgiveness feels great, while offering it can be incredibly hard. It’s one of those muscles we’d rather not exercise, but it’s essential. God cares deeply about forgiveness because He knows that for us to do the impossible—like forgiving those who’ve hurt or betrayed us—we need His help. Join us today as we explore what it looks like to forgive even when it feels impossible.

Join us today for the conclusion of our series "The Way of Jesus in Public Spaces."

Today, we will explore how Jesus navigated the treacherous political landscape of His time with an unwavering focus on a kingdom not of this world. We will learn from his example of surrender, humility, and ultimate trust in God's sovereignty. Join me us we explore what it looks like to follow Jesus in a divided world.