Pursuing Christ, Together

Sunday Mornings 

9:15am, Sunday Morning Classes
Adult Classes: ACGs
Kids (Pre-K–5th) Classes: Huddles
Youth Class: Base Camp

10:30am, Worship Service
Kid’s Worship Service: Underground

1st Sunday of the Month: Family Worship
(elementary-age children join us in the sanctuary for worship)

Birth-preK childcare provided for all Sunday Morning times

Sunday Mornings 

9:15am, Sunday Morning Classes
Adult Classes: ACGs
Kids (Pre-K–5th) Classes: Huddles
Youth Class: Base Camp

10:30am, Worship Service
Kid’s Worship Service: Underground

1st Sunday of the Month: Family Worship
(elementary-age children join us in the sanctuary for worship)

Birth-preK childcare provided for all Sunday Morning times

Sunday Mornings
Summer Schedule (May 24 – August 9):

9:15am, No Summer Programming

10:30am, Family Worship
(elementary-age children join us in the sanctuary for worship;
birth-preK childcare provided)

Live — Bob Whitaker (16 June 2010)

According to Jesus, we are the light of the world. We are instructed to live in such a way that our lives point to God. Reading: Matthew 5:13-18. Download Stream Subscribe to podcast

Follow — Bob Whitaker (9 June 2019)

Reading: Matthew 4:18-22. In the gospel stories, most of the encounters with Jesus include a call to action. This week, the focus is one word: Follow! Download Stream Subscribe to podcast

A Prophet Like No Other — Bob Whitaker (24 Mar 2019)

Old Testament prophets spoke the word of the Lord. When Jesus came he stepped into the prophetic tradition, but he did more than speak the word of the Lord–he was the word of the Lord. Download Stream Subscribe to podcast

Cultivate Faithfulness — Bob Whitaker (3 Mar 2019)

There are few characteristics that are more often referred to in a description of God than the word “faithfulness.” As a result, it is predictable that such a characteristic ought to mark the lives of Christ-followers. Why is it important, and how are we doing? Reading: Matthew 25:14-23. Download Stream Subscribe to podcast

The Complexity of Forgiveness

Not only is forgiveness difficult, it is complicated. Does forgiveness make us a victim? Is forgiveness incompatible with justice?

Forgiven — John Mangrum (8 July 2018)

As we continue to explore core aspects of our identity, two aspects readily emerge: we are sinners, and we are forgiven. That incredible forgiveness of sin comes from one source, as we see in Matthew 9:1-8. Let us, too, praise the one to whom such authority to forgive was given.

Solid Rock — Bob Whitaker (22 Apr 2018)

Matthew 16:13-18. Jesus said to Peter, “On this rock I will build my church and the gates of hell will not prevail against it.” That statement was both a promise and a prediction. No matter what happens, the church of Jesus Christ will not be destroyed. Kingdoms come and go but the church will endure […]