Pastor Kenric took the stage to share some Big Ideas about how we can recognize and actively press into God’s calling for our lives.

Healthy relationships start in our hearts. Today, Pastor Andy shares a bit about the buttons and reactions in his life to illustrate some of the common struggles we all face.

How do we react when our buttons get pressed? This message explores how God teaches us His grace when we surrender our buttons to Him.

There will always be difficult moments in relationships, no matter how perfect it may seem. But how do we respond when our buttons are pressed? This message explores how we can help silence these buttons to build meaningful, healthier relationships.

This message series explores how to live a more connected life in the context of all sorts of relationships - with friends and family, romantic partners, and most importantly, with God.

Relationships can be tough. They take work. So what do we do when we find ourselves struggling?

God gives us capacity to grow in love - because He loved us first.

What do when our story doesn’t go as we had planned and hoped? We need to press into God’s plan for our life.

This series is about all kinds of relationships, all the way from friendships to marriages. We believe God does his best work in the context of relationships - in fact, He actually designed us to be together in community!

Easter Sunday is when we celebrate Jesus’ victory over death for our sins - His resurrection.

Palm Sunday is the Sunday before Jesus went to the cross, the day that he entered Jerusalem knowing that he had one week to live. So this week, we turned our attention to what Jesus focused on during His final week on Earth.

The entire ‘Shake the Ground’ series has been about raising the level of our expectation, believing that God not only can, but that He wants to shake the ground among us, doing impossible things in His church. In the final week, we press into the idea that no matter where our situations start, He wants to build integrity in our life. He’s calling us to dig deep!

You probably know what a melt-down is. But have you heard about a “melt-up?” It’s all about praising God and pushing forward despite our circumstances - not giving up.

When we talk about rain in church, we’re talking about God’s promise to restore things in your life - and with God, there’s always potential for new life.

God’s glory is promised - and He wants it for your life. We’re called to rebuild His house on earth, and building His house helps build our house too.

It can be so easy to get caught in that “undeserving” trap. That we’re not good enough, or do enough, to deserve good things. But God wants us to step out in boldness and do big things in our lives. Are you ready to shake the ground?

Life is full of ups and downs. But living with faith in God, we can stay gritty even in the tough moments.

Burnout is real. But in the tough moments, should we give up? No! God calls us to regain our grit.

We are formed by everything around us - but how can we make sure we’re shaped by the right things? By following Jesus, we can fundamentally change the way we live.

God’s called us to live with grit. But what does that mean? This message series explores what life looks like with God-given grit.