Sunday Sermons

True wisdom comes in trusting God’s goodness even when we cannot see how it all ends.

The nonsensical, paradoxical, vaporous world we live in should not force us to the extremes of response (in regards to the things we face).

What happens when getting more still isn’t enough?In Ecclesiastes 5–6, the Teacher confronts one of the most common ways we try to find meaning and security: the accumulation of wealth. But money can’t provide lasting happiness, and the constant pursuit of more often leaves us just as dissatisfied as when we started.Instead, Ecclesiastes points us toward a different way to live—receiving what God has given us with gratitude, learning to enjoy His gifts, trusting Him with what we have, and living generously toward others.In this message, we explore what Ecclesiastes teaches us about money, contentment, generosity, and where true satisfaction is actually found.📖 Scripture: Ecclesiastes 5:10–6:12

The teacher is inviting us to enter the house of the Lord with our ears open and our mouths shut so that we have space to deal with our destructive tendencies and find grace at the foot of the cross.

We all experience seasons we didn't choose—times of celebration, loss, waiting, growth, and change. Ecclesiastes 3 reveals that behind every season stands a God who is faithfully at work. Join us as we explore how God's sovereignty over time gives us confidence to trust Him in every moment of life.

We have 8 core values as a church, four that connect to our approach of identity restoration, and four that connect to our call to proclamation. And EVERYTHING is grounded and rooted in Scripture. Today, we are taking time to remember and focus on those values.

We have NO idea what’s going on outside of what we cannot see in life. The gift God is giving us is the journey.