This week, we will return to the book of Ephesians and look at one of the most powerful statements in the whole Bible: God can do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine. I have a pretty big imagination, so it’s quite a challenge to know that God can do infinitely more than anything I could ever come up with! What are you asking God to do in your life? Where are you asking Him to show up and give you victory, supply endurance, or meet your needs? Come join us as we learn to pray with great faith and see what God can do.

This week, we are thrilled to bring you a powerful sermon by Pastor Danny Rivera, a close friend of Pastor Chris and a dedicated leader from Huntington Assembly of God. Pastor Danny delivers an inspiring message titled "Everyday Missionaries", urging each of us to embrace our roles as ambassadors of Christ in our daily lives. He emphasizes that regardless of our past or present circumstances, the gospel of Jesus Christ is a message of hope and transformation for everyone. Join us as we explore how to become everyday missionaries, spreading the love and truth of Jesus in our neighborhoods, workplaces, and beyond. Get ready to be inspired and challenged to live out your faith boldly and authentically.

Whether we’re aware of it or not, the Christian journey is a radical process. So much more than simply trying harder, making educated decisions, or learning to be a good religious person. It includes recognizing the most devastating news to reach all humanity, while also embracing the best gift in all of history. It’s marked by Divine interventions every step of the way, from conversion to the culmination of life itself. We see this so clearly not just in Ephesians 2, but throughout the entire Bible.

This Sunday we will look at the four main stages of development that describe the spiritual journey that all believers of Jesus Christ take through this life on our way to heaven. If you are a believer, all four of these things should happen. Unfortunately, too many stop with the first two and never successfully engage the last two. Join us as we continue our series, “From Death To Life” through the book of Ephesians, where we will investigate each stage and evaluate how to live our lives to the fullest potential in Christ.

It was on June 12, 1987, that President Ronald Reagan said those famous words, “Mr Gorbechev, tear down this wall!” At that time, Berlin was a divided city, with the Berlin Wall separating Communist East Berlin from Democratic West Berlin. The Wall was not just a physical barrier, but also a symbol of the Cold War division between communist Eastern Europe and democratic Western nations.

Although the Berlin Wall is now in the past, it seems like we have more walls than ever these days. Discord, disunity, and division are always in the news. The constant negative messaging can leave us disheartened, believing that we are in constant threat of violence or oppression. Others deny there are any issues and believe all division is in the past. Who is right, and where can we find hope? Join us as we continue our series, From Death to Life. We will look at Ephesians 2:11-22, where the apostle Paul teaches us the only way to experience true reconciliation and freedom.

Do you ever wonder how those hookups on tall buildings that look like fire hydrants work? They're called standpipes, and they're crucial for fire safety. If they're not connected properly, disaster can strike.

Just like a building needs a reliable water supply for its standpipes to function, we need to be deeply connected to Christ for our spiritual life to thrive. Join us to explore Ephesians 1:15-23, where Paul prays that we tap into the tremendous power, hope, and inheritance available to us through Christ. Come and learn how to connect deeply with your faith and live out the incredible blessings God has for you.

We are kicking off the summer in the best way possible – with a new sermon series in the book of Ephesians, titled “From Death To Life”. Written to Christians navigating a culture known for its wealth, diversity, and rampant idol worship, Paul's letter showcases the life-giving power of the Gospel. This power not only affects us for eternity but also empowers us to live purposefully and with conviction as we grow deeper in our faith.
We will start by diving into the longest sentence in the Bible, filled with incredible truths from the Apostle Paul, who was bursting with excitement about the wealth we can have as we follow Jesus Christ. It’s here we see the full scope of God’s love, the incredible blessings He has for us, and the impact it has on our relationships at home, in the church, and beyond. Join us as we consider what God has made us to be, do, and have in Christ, and how we can display this wealth to the world.

We are tackling a big, important topic for this week's service. What would you say if I told you there is one element of Christianity that, if you were to prove it false, would render the entire faith to be useless? It may sound dramatic, but Christianity is all about one thing. If that one thing is false, the rest really doesn't matter! Come listen to the final message of our Spring series, Like No Other, with an Ending Like No Other.

When you visit a doctor's office, you're often asked, "So, what brings you here?" The reasons can range from a simple sore throat to more serious concerns. The same applies to coming to church to worship - not everyone comes for the same reasons. Some motives are more pure than others and simply being present isn’t always what matters most.

In this message we're going to dive into an unforgettable Passover in Jerusalem, where Jesus encountered four different groups coming to the temple, each with their own reasons for being there. He responded to each according to God's heart on the matter. Join us as we continue our series “Like No Other” in the Gospel of Mark. We’re going to explore these encounters, reflect on our own motivations, and respond to the life-altering invitation put before us.