We invite you to join us in prayer during this morning's service that culminates 21 days of prayer and fasting. This will be a morning of worship and connection.

We've asked God to prepare us for the fight, break our hearts for what breaks His, and now we are asking God to send us where He wants us to go. Join Brad for week #3 of our series, Dangerous Prayers.

If we're being honest, most of our prayer lives are self-centered and safety-centered. What would it look like for us to take a next step in our payer life by being others-focused and dangerous-centered? For week #2 of our series, Dangerous Prayers, Jordan walks us through a two word dangerous prayer: Break Me.

What is prayer and how can it help? Kim Chitwood is kicking off a series about dangerous prayers. Join us as we explore what that means and how you can use prayer as we hosting 21 days of prayer and fasting from January 9-29. This can be the best month for the life of the church if we all choose to commit ourselves to praying dangerously.

Join Brad and Jordan as they ring in the New Year talking about our vision for 2023.

We have little context today for the role a shepherd played. Why did Jesus compare himself to this lowly position that was often overlooked? This week, Jordan is exploring the importance of the shepherd and helping us understand why Jesus, as The Good Shepherd can help us Fear Not. This is week #3 of this series leading up to Christmas.

After 400 years of silence from God, it's safe to assume that the Israelites have begun to lose hope in their promised Messiah. They survived oppression, slavery, corrupt kings and false prophets, but the fear of being forgotten by their God was becoming all too real. And then, when they were expecting a King, they received a Savior in the form of a baby. What does this mean for us today? Join us for Week #2 of Fear Not, to find out.

Join us this morning as Brad kicks off our Christmas series titled Fear Not. It's easy to allow fear to drive our decision-making, but what if the thing that hinders our purpose or calling the most is the thing that God wants us to fear the least?