Current Series

Love, Actually

5/11/2025 -

Few things shape our lives more than our relationships, yet they often leave us with more questions than answers. Love, Actually is a three-week sermon series walking through 1 Corinthians 7. We’ll explore what the Bible actually says about love, marriage, singleness, sexuality, and prayer. Whether you’re single, married, or navigating questions about your relationship, this series offers honest truth and real hope for every season of life.

The Company He Kept

3/23/2025 -

A jar, broken—fragrance rising like a silent hallelujah. Silver slipping through trembling fingers, the weight of regret heavier than the coins themselves. A rooster’s cry shattering the silence, echoing a denial. Shackles undone, the guilty walks free while the Innocent bears the sentence. A crown of thorns pressed deep, Where do you stand in this story? The cross did not hold Him. The grave could not keep Him. The stone was rolled away, and Love has conquered all.

P28 | House of Prayer

2/5/2025 -

Join us each Wednesday night during February for a time of worship and prayer. Together, we will rest in God’s presence, learning to seek Him and be shaped by His Spirit.

P28 | More Than Words

2/1/2025 -

Prayer is not merely about uttering requests; it’s about entering into a divine communion, where being with God transforms us. It’s a way of existing together, where our everyday lives become the meeting place for God through silence, solitude, community, creation, and hospitality. Join us in this journey, where prayer becomes a transformational friendship with God, and together, we discover the beauty and power of a life lived in His presence.

Faith, Hope & Love

1/5/2025 -

Faith, Hope, and Love is a journey through the heart of 1 Corinthians, focusing on the three virtues that never fade. Together, we’ll explore what it means to live with unwavering faith, enduring hope, and selfless love. It’s about letting these timeless truths shape every part of our lives—how we trust God, how we face the future, and how we treat others.

Christmas Eve 2024

12/24/2024 -

In this Christmas Eve sermon, we reflect on how Jesus, the Light of the World, illuminates the darkness in our lives, offering hope, guidance, and peace. We are encouraged to "be the light" throughout the year as a reminder of God's enduring presence and the ultimate triumph of His Light over darkness.