We all wonder what to do when our paths are completely blocked. We all have times where we question, Why won't God let me go this way? Is this door closed permanently? How do I find direction when every route seems blocked? Seeing roadblocks as obstacles rather than divine guidance isn't just a mistake some people make—it's a natural response when our planned paths hit dead ends. Join us today for part 2 of Detours as we discuss how to navigate life's roadblocks.

Summer means road trips, construction zones, and those dreaded orange detour signs. But what if life's unexpected turns aren't just frustrating disruptions? What if they're actually divine redirections? This summer, we'll tackle the detours we all face—those moments when life doesn't go according to plan. Using stories from Scripture and everyday life, we'll discover how God uses detours to redirect our journeys. Whether you're currently navigating an unwelcome detour or questioning why God sent you on such a roundabout path, this series offers honest, practical guidance for the journey. Join us today for Part 1 of Detours.

Join us today as Pastor Kent explores Proverbs 15 in a message that's all about the necessity of having important, and sometimes difficult conversations.

Some of us grew up with loving fathers, some with fathers who were distant or difficult, and some never had a father’s presence at all. These experiences shape how we see ourselves and how we relate to others—especially how we connect with our Heavenly Father.

This Father's Day, join us as Pastor Chris dives into the story of a father with two very different sons—one wayward, one resentful. No matter what your experience with your earthly father has been, there is a Father in heaven who knows you, created you, and loves you deeply.

We all wonder what true power looks like. We all have times where we question, Can anything overcome these obstacles? Is the church still relevant today? Can God still work through ordinary people like us? Seeing the church as an institution rather than a movement isn't just a mistake some people make—it's a perspective we all slip into at times. And yet, when we understand what God started at Pentecost, we recognize we're part of something that nothing in this world can stop. Join us today for the conclusion of Catching Fire.

In Acts 16, we see three different kinds of freedom: the slave girl freed from demonic possession, Paul and Silas experiencing supernatural peace in prison, and the jailer finding salvation. These three stories reveal how God still breaks chains today - sometimes by removing our problems completely, sometimes by transforming our experience within our circumstances, and sometimes by using our chains to reach others. Join us this week for part 4 of Catching Fire.

We all experience moments that seem random but turn out to be divine appointments. We all have times where we wonder, Is this really important? Does this small act of obedience matter? Should I really go out of my way for this? Recognizing God's leading isn't just challenging in major decisions—it happens in everyday moments. And yet, when we respond to the Spirit's prompting, we become part of something far bigger than ourselves. Join us this week for part 3 of Catching Fire

We all face moments when standing for our faith feels costly. We all have times where we wonder, Is it worth the pushback? Should I just stay quiet? What will people think of me? Making a stand isn't just challenging in extreme situations—it's challenging in everyday life. And yet, when the Holy Spirit fills us, we find courage we never knew we had. Join us this week for part 2 of Catching Fire.