We're continuing in our I Doubt It series as we talk through why Jesus had to die on the cross.    "In order to understand why Jesus had to die on the cross, we have to understand the depth of sin and see sin out of God's eyes, not our own"

Today, we're talking through the importance of the Bible and the authority of Jesus. The question to ask yourself is, "If the Bible is reliable and true, what does that mean for your life?"

We're kicking off a new series, I Doubt It and Wags left us with 3 questions to ask ourselves-    1. How do people experience Jesus when they experience you? 2. Does your life show that you whole heartedly bought into the message of Jesus? 3. How do you get Jesus without the church?

We celebrated Easter Sunday together and Wags shared on the story of the resurrection and focused on how people are complicated, but Jesus isn't. Thanks for listening and we'll see you back Sunday at 9 and 10:45am!

As we celebrate Holy Week, Wags talks through what Palm Sunday is and represents for us as we anticipate Easter Sunday.   Thanks for listening!

We're in a mini series leading up to Easter and today Wags is sharing a message on unity and the church.   Thanks for listening!

This week, our focus is on humility as a realistic view of ourselves in relation to God and others.

"Our perspective on sexuality is viewed through the cross, the resurrection, and that everyone is made in the image of God."

Today's sermon focuses on how our physical bodies deeply matter and there's a disconnection when we don't pay attention to it. Throughout the Bible, Jesus is the starting point to how we can see our physical bodies.    1 Corinthians 6:19-20 "Do you not know that your bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit, who is in you, whom you have received from God? You are not your own; you were bought at a price. Therefore honor God with your bodies."  

This week, David Bailey from Arrabon Richmond is sharing the next message in our Embody series. We're focusing on how God desires to teach us how to live into a soulful embodiment of being, belonging, and becoming.    Thanks for listening!

This week, Matt Fisher is sharing the next message in the Embody series. He talks through Attachment Theory and how God works through our emotions, relationships and scripture.

What do your words say about your heart? We're talking through our communication and how we can be encouragers, share truth and value silence.

This week, we're talking through how a community that is a blessing sees, commits and humanizes one another.   "Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one’s life for one’s friends. You are my friends if you do what I command. I no longer call you servants, because a servant does not know his master’s business. Instead, I have called you friends, for everything that I learned from my Father I have made known to you. You did not choose me, but I chose you and appointed you so that you...

Do we think about what it means to be a blessing or are we stuck in the #blessed era? This week we're looking at Genesis and the New Testament as we talk through how to embody being a blessing and being blessed by God.

our focus for this sermon series is that "we embody whatever we worship". This week, Wags shares more on our ordered and disordered desires and how that shapes us in our faith.

In our new series, Embody, Wags talks over what it means to be human.    "We will image whatever we worship."

Wags shares this year's Christmas Eve message on our hope and foundation in Jesus. See you back to regular services Sunday, Jan 7th at 9 and 10:45am!

For our last week of the At the Table series before Christmas Eve, Corey Goss shares on the practicality of belonging and how to feel connected in your community.    Thanks for listening!

Nicole Unice continues in week 2 of our At the Table series talking through how hospitality and grace mirrors how Jesus treats us.    Thanks for listening!

We're starting our At the Table series in anticipation of Christmas Eve. Lacy kicks off this week with encouragement of being a community that invites others into our faith and life.   "Our pace is fast, but Jesus moved at a relational pace that is usually much slower."

Our last sermon in our Revelation series! Wags talks through how at the core of our being, we're called to be people of hope. Stay grounded, the Gospel works.

What does living out our faith with courage and patient endurance look like? We're talking through this question as we study another chapter in the book of Revelation.

We're talking through the mystery of Revelation and how to not lose the plot line of the story.