You can leave Egypt. But has Egypt left you?
It's possible to be free on paper and still live like nothing's changed — same fears, same old patterns, same invisible chains.
Exodus: Formed in Freedom traces the story of a God who doesn't just rescue people out of slavery — He forms them into someone new.

You were never meant to do this alone.

Community: Life with God, Lived Together. Six weeks on how God forms us through the people right next to us. Come find your place at the table. See you Sunday.

What if the most powerful force in the universe is was living inside of you?

The Holy Spirit is not a vague spiritual concept. He is God, personal, present, and active and Jesus said he is the greatest gift of salvation.

What if your relationships were meant to be transformed, not just managed? What if God had a better way to live connected?

What if your relationships were meant to be transformed, not just managed? What if God had a better way to live connected?

What if your relationships were meant to be transformed, not just managed? What if God had a better way to live connected?

The resurrection is the climax of the gospel story: Jesus conquered sin, death, and darkness not just to prove His power but to invite us into His life. His victory becomes our victory. His new life becomes our new life. Easter is the ultimate “come and see”. An open door to forgiveness, freedom, restoration, and eternal life.

God designed His Word to do more than inform you—it’s meant to shape you.In Formed by the Word of God, we’ll learn how to read, meditate on, study, memorize, and live Scripture so it shapes who we become.

Jesus’ most familiar story invites us to reconsider who we are, how we see God, and what it really means to come home. This series explores identity, grace, and the formation that begins when we learn to live as sons and daughters of God.

Jesus’ most familiar story invites us to reconsider who we are, how we see God, and what it really means to come home. This series explores identity, grace, and the formation that begins when we learn to live as sons and daughters of God.

In a world that feels rushed, heavy, and worn thin, Jesus arrives as Emmanuel, offering hope and peace to a weary world.

Through Scripture, reflection, and worship, we’ll explore how His presence offers hope, peace, joy, and freedom in a weary world.

The way you’ve been taught to “win” at life might actually be holding you back. Under the Crown explores the narrow path of Jesus—a way that seems small and costly, but might be the most life-giving one you’ll ever take. It’s a revolutionary new way to be human.