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Journey with Jonah - Beginning April 11-May 31 During this series, the teaching will come from the book of Jonah. The most recognizable portion of Jonah is running from God, getting swallowed by a big fish, and then vomited up onto dry land. As crazy as it might sound, the story of Jonah is all of our stories. Each of us can look back at some point in our lives where we have attempted to run from God. Many of us have discovered that while we can run from God, we can’t outrun God! Let us rediscover the epic grace of God for each of us and God’s greater purposes in the world. Speaker - Beau McCarthy

Journey with Jonah - Beginning April 11-May 31 During this series, the teaching will come from the book of Jonah. The most recognizable portion of Jonah is running from God, getting swallowed by a big fish, and then vomited up onto dry land. As crazy as it might sound, the story of Jonah is all of our stories. Each of us can look back at some point in our lives where we have attempted to run from God. Many of us have discovered that while we can run from God, we can’t outrun God! Let us rediscover the epic grace of God for each of us and God’s greater purposes in the world. Speaker - Dan Buttry

Journey with Jonah - Beginning April 11-May 31 During this series, the teaching will come from the book of Jonah. The most recognizable portion of Jonah is running from God, getting swallowed by a big fish, and then vomited up onto dry land. As crazy as it might sound, the story of Jonah is all of our stories. Each of us can look back at some point in our lives where we have attempted to run from God. Many of us have discovered that while we can run from God, we can’t outrun God! Let us rediscover the epic grace of God for each of us and God’s greater purposes in the world. Speaker - Nate Sjogren

Journey with Jonah - Beginning April 11-May 31 During this series, the teaching will come from the book of Jonah. The most recognizable portion of Jonah is running from God, getting swallowed by a big fish, and then vomited up onto dry land. As crazy as it might sound, the story of Jonah is all of our stories. Each of us can look back at some point in our lives where we have attempted to run from God. Many of us have discovered that while we can run from God, we can’t outrun God! Let us rediscover the epic grace of God for each of us and God’s greater purposes in the world. Speaker - Beau McCarthy

Journey with Jonah - Beginning April 11-May 31 During this series, the teaching will come from the book of Jonah. The most recognizable portion of Jonah is running from God, getting swallowed by a big fish, and then vomited up onto dry land. As crazy as it might sound, the story of Jonah is all of our stories. Each of us can look back at some point in our lives where we have attempted to run from God. Many of us have discovered that while we can run from God, we can’t outrun God! Let us rediscover the epic grace of God for each of us and God’s greater purposes in the world. Speaker - Beau McCarthy

Journey with Jonah - Beginning April 11-May 31 During this series, the teaching will come from the book of Jonah. The most recognizable portion of Jonah is running from God, getting swallowed by a big fish, and then vomited up onto dry land. As crazy as it might sound, the story of Jonah is all of our stories. Each of us can look back at some point in our lives where we have attempted to run from God. Many of us have discovered that while we can run from God, we can’t outrun God! Let us rediscover the epic grace of God for each of us and God’s greater purposes in the world.

Journey with Jonah - Beginning April 11-May 31 During this series, the teaching will come from the book of Jonah. The most recognizable portion of Jonah is running from God, getting swallowed by a big fish, and then vomited up onto dry land. As crazy as it might sound, the story of Jonah is all of our stories. Each of us can look back at some point in our lives where we have attempted to run from God. Many of us have discovered that while we can run from God, we can’t outrun God! Let us rediscover the epic grace of God for each of us and God’s greater purposes in the world. Speaker - Beau McCarthy

Easter Service - 2021 HE IS RISEN! Speaker - Beau McCarthy

The Gift of Hope - Beginning Feb 21 God is our source of hope. It seems now that fear, more than hope, characterizes our time. There is fear for our country, our economy, the environment, and our children. However, hope is the expectation of good in our future, not based on optimism or the likelihood of present indicators but based on God. Join us for this teaching series through Lent as we focus on the life and teachings of Jesus and receive the gift of hope in Him. Speaker - Sharon Buttry

The Gift of Hope - Beginning Feb 21 God is our source of hope. It seems now that fear, more than hope, characterizes our time. There is fear for our country, our economy, the environment, and our children. However, hope is the expectation of good in our future, not based on optimism or the likelihood of present indicators but based on God. Join us for this teaching series through Lent as we focus on the life and teachings of Jesus and receive the gift of hope in Him.

The Gift of Hope - Beginning Feb 21 God is our source of hope. It seems now that fear, more than hope, characterizes our time. There is fear for our country, our economy, the environment, and our children. However, hope is the expectation of good in our future, not based on optimism or the likelihood of present indicators but based on God. Join us for this teaching series through Lent as we focus on the life and teachings of Jesus and receive the gift of hope in Him.

The Gift of Hope - Beginning Feb 21 God is our source of hope. It seems now that fear, more than hope, characterizes our time. There is fear for our country, our economy, the environment, and our children. However, hope is the expectation of good in our future, not based on optimism or the likelihood of present indicators but based on God. Join us for this teaching series through Lent as we focus on the life and teachings of Jesus and receive the gift of hope in Him.

"The Gift of Hope” - Beginning Feb 21 God is our source of hope. It seems now that fear, more than hope, characterizes our time. There is fear for our country, our economy, the environment, and our children. However, hope is the expectation of good in our future, not based on optimism or the likelihood of present indicators but based on God. Join us for this teaching series through Lent as we focus on the life and teachings of Jesus and receive the gift of hope in Him.

New series: "Deep Roots" Starting on Sunday, January 10, we will be teaching how to be deeply rooted in Jesus. God inspired the prophet Jeremiah to tell us what deep roots look like: "They will be like a tree planted by the water that sends out its roots by the stream. It does not fear when heat comes; its leaves are always green. It has no worries in a year of drought and never fails to bear fruit." (Jeremiah 17:7-8). In this season, we are sensing God's invitation to turn from our shallow root systems and be deeply rooted in Him. Join us this Sunday as we hear from the Lord on how to do this. Speaker - Beau McCarthy

New series: "Deep Roots" Starting on Sunday, January 10, we will be teaching how to be deeply rooted in Jesus. God inspired the prophet Jeremiah to tell us what deep roots look like: "They will be like a tree planted by the water that sends out its roots by the stream. It does not fear when heat comes; its leaves are always green. It has no worries in a year of drought and never fails to bear fruit." (Jeremiah 17:7-8). In this season, we are sensing God's invitation to turn from our shallow root systems and be deeply rooted in Him. Join us this Sunday as we hear from the Lord on how to do this. Speaker - Beau McCarthy

New series: "Deep Roots" Starting on Sunday, January 10, we will be teaching how to be deeply rooted in Jesus. God inspired the prophet Jeremiah to tell us what deep roots look like: "They will be like a tree planted by the water that sends out its roots by the stream. It does not fear when heat comes; its leaves are always green. It has no worries in a year of drought and never fails to bear fruit." (Jeremiah 17:7-8). In this season, we are sensing God's invitation to turn from our shallow root systems and be deeply rooted in Him. Join us this Sunday as we hear from the Lord on how to do this. Speaker - Beau McCarthy

New series: "Deep Roots" Starting on Sunday, January 10, we will be teaching how to be deeply rooted in Jesus. God inspired the prophet Jeremiah to tell us what deep roots look like: "They will be like a tree planted by the water that sends out its roots by the stream. It does not fear when heat comes; its leaves are always green. It has no worries in a year of drought and never fails to bear fruit." (Jeremiah 17:7-8). In this season, we are sensing God's invitation to turn from our shallow root systems and be deeply rooted in Him. Join us this Sunday as we hear from the Lord on how to do this. Speaker - Beau McCarthy