When Jesus told parables, he did so to convey a truth. A truth about how we treat each other, how we advance the kingdom, and how we love and care for one another in this world. We want to look at a few of these stories to see how Jesus is prompting us to shake up our lives and work to advance the Kingdom in our world.

In this sermon series, we explore the significance of loving and serving others as Jesus did. Through his ministry and teachings, Jesus emphasized the importance of caring for and supporting one another. As followers of Jesus, we are called to love and serve our neighbors, even praying for and helping those who may have persecuted us. Join us as we reflect on Jesus' example and the role of love and service in our own faith journeys.Watch to see more about where we believe God is leading us in 2023

White Oak… we want to spend 2023 reclaiming our neighborhoods, our neighbors, our schools, our building space for community good, and reclaiming the lives of those whom God has put right in front of us.
Watch to see more about where we believe God is leading us in 2023

What does this Messiah look like? Does he look like the Jesus we know in the New Testament? Today, we can be certain that our expectations of a Savior (and more than our expectations) are met in the person of Jesus.

We trust… He moves… We respond. This is the activity of God through His people and His Church in the book of Acts.

All around us music, messages, data, information, are in the spaces around us and we don't see or hear them until we're connected, to the right network, dialed into the right frequency.

To know who you are, To know that you have value, To know what you're here to do is a definition of identity. In Me, Myself & I we will Discover our God given Identity.

Spiritual Maturity is the goal of new life in Christ… 13 until we all reach unity in the faith and in the knowledge of the Son of God and become mature, attaining to the whole measure of the fullness of Christ. Ephesians 4:13 In our series Growing Up-Nurutured by the Holy Spirit we are looking at the fruit that the Holy Spirit produces in our lives.

In this series we explore six of the great questions that Jesus asks. Our Hope is that these questions will help reveal what you believe, push you to discover the truth and redirect your life in the right direction. Let's learn about Jesus from the questions he asks and learn about our self from the answers we give.

Luke is a collection of eyewitness accounts of the life of Jesus. Luke set out to provide a detailed orderly account of the life of Jesus. This is how the story of Jesus fulfills the story of God/Israel for the world.

The Bible is consistently the most controversial book in every generation. Yet, a very small percentage of the population actually reads the Bible for themselves. Instead, we choose to just trust (or don’t trust) what other people tell us about the Bible. Why is that?

Each of us has a vantage point. Our experiences up to this point, the books we've read, people we've talked to the movies we've watched. Our lives are saturated with other people’s opinions, cultural expectations, and lessons we’re eager to glean from our own thoughts or experiences.