Step into a kid’s life this summer and help show them how to build their life on Jesus.

Father’s Day didn’t begin in the Church; it began at a breakfast table in the state of Washington in 1910 as a cultural and secular nod to the men who raised us. The living Gospel, however, has always had a way of taking what the world celebrates and transforming it into something that points higher.

Would you help guide the vision of our church by taking this assessment?

A few weeks back, I shared about the impact that fasting has made in my spiritual walk. Today I want to circle back and personally invite you, if you feel led, to join me and some of our elders for a day of fasting on Monday, June 15th!

A first look at our summer sermon series.