In this message, guest speaker Rob Morris reminds us of the God who sees all people and challenges us to do the same and that God’s love can heal lives.

On Resurrection Sunday, Pastor Lance explores the universal human experience of ache and longing, tracing their origins to our broken relationship with God and to how the resurrection of Jesus answers both. Through four practical steps: admit, believe, repent, and follow, listeners are invited to be saved from spiritual death into new life and the great renewal God is bringing to all things.

From the first garden to Golgotha, the cross is not a patch, it's a cure. Join us as we trace the story of how Jesus steps into the curse humanity brought on itself and reverses it, restoring what was lost and inviting us to the life He died to make possible.

Our family history and peer group taught us how to win arguments, defend our positions, and prepare our responses, but rarely how to genuinely connect with another person’s experience. In Week 12 of Becoming, we explore the ancient practice of listening as an act of love and uncover what loving, honest communication truly looks like.

Have you let disappointment quietly become your normal? In this message from Acts 3, Len Ballenger explores how faith fosters expectation, and how expectation has the courage to see a gate where others see a wall, reach out and touch what needs to change, and welcome the transformation only God can bring.

Most of us know our relationships matter more than almost anything else in our lives, but what we often don't know is what to do when they're under strain. In this message, we explore two diagnostic questions every person in a relationship is quietly asking: Are we connected? and Are we loving each other?

What if the health of our relationships is something we can actually grow into? In week 10 of Becoming, we explore why our most important relationships keep hitting the same walls, and how the grace of God transforms us from the inside out, into people who can connect, repair, and love well.

In our Becoming: Growing in Godliness in Every Season message, we conclude our focus on character by discovering that true transformation begins with belovedness, is shaped through formation, and results in lasting fruitfulness. Spiritual maturity is not instant behavior change, but a lifelong journey of becoming who God already declares us to be.