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Rest Is Not a Day Off
Have you ever come back from a vacation needing another vacation? We sleep in, clear the calendar, and take time off, yet so many of us still feel worn out. Maybe rest isn't doing what it's supposed to do. This Sunday, we'll explore the...
Worship Night
We’d love for you to join us for a Worship Night tomorrow at 7 PM, a relaxed, jam session-style evening where we come together simply to praise. There’s no stage and no spotlight! just voices, instruments, and hearts united in worship. Whether you sing, play an instrument,...
Genuine Love
Love that's real isn't polite distance or a nice feeling, it's costly, active, and worn out in service to others. This week, Pastor Darryl Dash opens Romans 12 to ask: what does love actually look like when it stops being an idea and starts...
The Weight of a Name
What if I told you that you could break one of the Ten Commandments without ever cursing, without ever lying under oath, without ever bowing to an idol? We tend to think we've got this one handled. "I don't swear. I don't blaspheme....
Idols: Ancient Craft, Modern Heart
We are all worshippers. The question was never whether you'd bow to something, it's what you've already bowed to without ever calling it worship. You don't own a single idol. No statue on your shelf, no shrine in your home. And yet,...
Back to Exodus: Says Who?
We all want justice. Every one of us, if we're honest, believes that some things are simply, objectively wrong; not "wrong for me," not "wrong according to my culture," but wrong. Really wrong. We want a world where the powerful can't just...