In 2025, we are asking God to Revive us - to breathe His life into us through the power of His Holy Spirit. Join us today as Pastor Jay talks to us about the spiritual practices in our life and how our practices impact the way we live in Christ.

Do you believe God to be God of the impossible in your life? That is our question for the day as we look at the Promise of Jesus through the lives of two barren women and a virgin. In these three instances, God shows that He truly is God of all we believe to be impossible. Main text: Genesis 18 and Luke 1.

The Old Testament has several prophecies about the birth of Jesus. Today we focus on the one found in Isaiah 7:14 - the promise of Jesus as Immanuel, God with us."

We live in a world of constant comparison. Living in constant comparison breeds discontent. How can we find contentment in a world of comparison. Join us as Pastor Jay teaches us how to find contentment in Christ when we are surrounded by comparison.

Have you ever had to wait for something? Most people don't like to wait but we cannot allow waiting to rob us of our contentment. Join us as we learn how we can wait contently and honor God in our lives as we wait on Him.

Join us as during this Thanksgiving season as we kick of this 3-part series, Enough is Enough, learning about the art of gratitude and contentment. We are starting by learning what contentment really is and answering the question, "Am I truly content?"

Is God real? Do I really matter to him? Can I have a real relationship with him? Have you ever wrestled with those questions? Join us as we close out our series, Living the Journey, learning how to be a disciple in the Seven Cities. We are going to answer those questions and learn how they are not just good news for us, but how they can also help us take the good news to others.

Do you know what it means to have compassion? Not sympathy, but true, biblical compassion. Join us as Pastor Jay teaches us about biblical compassion and challenges us to be moved with the compassion as Jesus was moved with compassion.