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In this series, we are exploring the book of Revelation. Revelation is a book that is often misunderstood, misused, and misappropriated. Our hope is that as we explore this book we discover that this book offers a beautiful picture of the reality of Jesus and how in Him we have everything we need to navigate life, understand ourselves, and understand God. In this week’s message, we discover another reality that John’s readers faced. In reading this we discover that we wrestle with this reality too as we find ourselves asking the question: Are humans inherently good or bad? 

In this series, we are exploring the book of Revelation. Revelation is a book that is often misunderstood, misused, and misappropriated. Our hope is that as we explore this book we discover that this book offers a beautiful picture of the reality of Jesus and how in Him we have everything we need to navigate life, understand ourselves, and understand God. In this week’s message, we look at a question Jesus was asked about His return and the end times. The questions His Disciples asked are important to look at if we are going to understand Revelation. 

In this series, we are exploring the book of Revelation. Revelation is a book that is often misunderstood, misused, and misappropriated. Our hope is that as we explore this book we discover that this book offers a beautiful picture of the reality of Jesus and how in Him we have everything we need to navigate life, understand ourselves, and understand God. In this week’s message, we discover that the difficult part of Revelation that John writes is encouraging and hopeful to his readers and how reading it in context helps us understand the reality of Jesus. 

In this series, we are exploring the book of Revelation. Revelation is a book that is often misunderstood, misused, and misappropriated. Our hope is that as we explore this book we discover that this book offers a beautiful picture of the reality of Jesus and how in Him we have everything we need to navigate life, understand ourselves, and understand God. In this week’s message, we move past John’s letters to discover a clear picture of the reality of Jesus that helps John’s readers navigate life, struggles, and questions with a clear perspective. 

In this series, we are exploring the book of Revelation. Revelation is a book that is often misunderstood, misused, and misappropriated. Our hope is that as we explore this book we discover that this book offers a beautiful picture of the reality of Jesus and how in Him we have everything we need to navigate life, understand ourselves, and understand God. In this week’s message, we look at the last of the 7 letters John wrote. It is a powerful and blunt letter that applied to them, and applies to our lives today. 

In this series, we are exploring the book of Revelation. Revelation is a book that is often misunderstood, misused, and misappropriated. Our hope is that as we explore this book we discover that this book offers a beautiful picture of the reality of Jesus and how in Him we have everything we need to navigate life, understand ourselves, and understand God. In this week’s message, we look at a letter John wrote to give his readers endurance in the painful suffering they were facing. This letter encourages us to ask the question: How can we navigate our own suffering with patient endurance? 

In this series, we are exploring the book of Revelation. Revelation is a book that is often misunderstood, misused, and misappropriated. Our hope is that as we explore this book we discover that this book offers a beautiful picture of the reality of Jesus and how in Him we have everything we need to navigate life, understand ourselves, and understand God. In this week’s message, we look at an important letter John wrote to the Church of Sardis to help deepen their faith and how this letter can encourage our faith to take a deeper root as well. 

In this series, we are exploring the book of Revelation. Revelation is a book that is often misunderstood, misused, and misappropriated. Our hope is that as we explore this book we discover that this book offers a beautiful picture of the reality of Jesus and how in Him we have everything we need to navigate life, understand ourselves, and understand God. In this week’s message, we look at a letter John wrote that is difficult to read yet points us to the reality of our own hearts and the grace Jesus invites us to live in. 

In this series, we are exploring the book of Revelation. Revelation is a book that is often misunderstood, misused, and misappropriated. Our hope is that as we explore this book we discover that this book offers a beautiful picture of the reality of Jesus and how in Him we have everything we need to navigate life, understand ourselves, and understand God. In this week’s message, we look at a letter John wrote to Pergamum and what we can discover from it about where we can find a secure identity. 

In this series, we are exploring the book of Revelation. Revelation is a book that is often misunderstood, misused, and misappropriated. Our hope is that as we explore this book we discover that this book offers a beautiful picture of the reality of Jesus and how in Him we have everything we need to navigate life, understand ourselves, and understand God. In this week’s message, we explore a letter John wrote to the church of Smyrna to encourage them as they navigated the incredibly hard suffering they were facing. 

In this series, we are exploring the book of Revelation. Revelation is a book that is often misunderstood, misused, and misappropriated. Our hope is that as we explore this book we discover that this book offers a beautiful picture of the reality of Jesus and how in Him we have everything we need to navigate life, understand ourselves, and understand God. In this week’s message, we start to look at some instructions Jesus asked John to write and how what John wrote applies to our lives today. 

In this series, we are going to explore the book of Revelation. Revelation is a book that is often misunderstood, misused, and misappropriated. Our hope is that as we explore this book we discover that this book offers a beautiful picture of the reality of Jesus and how in Him we have everything we need to navigate life, understand ourselves, and understand God. In this week’s message, we discover John’s invitation to look beyond what is seen in order to look and behold the reality of Jesus. 

In this series, we are going to explore the book of Revelation. It is a book that is often misunderstood, misused, and misappropriated. Our hope is that as we explore this book we discover that when this book is read in context it offers a beautiful picture of the reality of Jesus and how in Him we have everything we need to navigate life, understand ourselves, and understand God. 

In this week’s message, we explore a reality in all of us that has the propensity to veer off course as we navigate life. It can be helpful to pause at times and ask ourselves the question: How do we move forward in a way that does not compromise who we are, and what we set out to accomplish? 

In this series, staff members are sharing what they have been learning over the past several months. In this week’s message, Rebekah Vaught shares what she has been discovering about confession on the foundation of the Gospel. She invites us to consider how confession in a safe Gospel centered community can change everything.

In this series, staff members are sharing what they have been learning over the past several months. In this week’s message, we hear from Jeremy Beeler on what he has learned about the comforting presence of God through reading Psalm 23. 

In this series, staff members are sharing what they have been learning over the past several months. In this week’s message, we hear from Rachel Anderson and what she has been learning about life together in the Body of Christ. What she shares with us is not only impacting her life and faith but has the power to impact ours as well. 

In this series, we are exploring the life and faith of David, the ancient King of Israel. We hope to discover through this series that Christianity isn’t an ethereal idea but applies to our real lives, decisions, and problems. In this week’s message, we end the series acknowledging that David navigated his brokenness and the brokenness around him really well. We explore the reality that David trusted that God was actually with him. We often struggle to accept this reality in our lives and yet it has the power to change everything about us.