Our country and city are groaning under the weight of our collective brokenness: racially, physically and spiritually. The Good News of Jesus is that He’s come to heal our central relationships. Jesus has come to make his enemies into friends and to welcome them to join Him as he makes all things new. The gospel gives us courage to confess our own sins, strength to renew our relationships and hope that all will be made right.

We live in a time where there’s so much uncertainty and unrest. 1 Corinthians 15 gives us a glimpse of a final resolution, God’s final act in the drama of redemption.

Difficult times often make us doubt God's love for us. Romans 8 reassures us of God's faithful love that cannot be conquered by death, mistakes or sickness. The ministry of the Spirit persuades of us of God's relentless love.

Everybody is a follower of trends, desires and people. But in midst of all these voices, Jesus calls his disciples to an ultimate calling, to live for something much greater. Join us as we walk with Jesus and discover the art of discipleship and to answer the call to live remarkable lives that will echo throughout eternity.

We’re often running on empty trying to juggle work, family and friends. In midst of this chaos, God invites us into a deep rest that will replenish our souls. Sabbath is a divine “time out,” a time and space for us to be rejuvenated physically, spiritually and emotionally. Throughout this series we’ll look at key spiritual practices that will help us to be renewed.