This Sunday, we invite you to worship the Lord with us in Spirit and in Truth as we confront a silent killer of faith and unity: the spirit of bitterness.

Bitterness isn’t just a feeling—it’s a spiritual stronghold that poisons hearts and relationships when left unresolved.

God’s Word says, “See to it that no one fails to obtain the grace of God; that no root of bitterness springs up and causes trouble, and by it many become defiled” (Hebrews 12:15).

Together, we’ll expose how bitterness enters, how it cripples, and how Jesus shows us the path to lasting freedom and grace.

If you’ve been hurt, overlooked, or tempted to walk away, this message is your call to healing—not just for you, but for those around you.

Come join us this Sunday to worship the Lord in Spirit and in Truth and find refuge in His presence.

“He who dwells in the secret place of the Most High shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty” (Psalm 91:1).

God’s promises in Psalm 91 aren’t just poetic—they are powerful declarations of protection, deliverance, and hope for those who choose to dwell with Him.

Whether you're weary, overwhelmed, or simply hungry for more of His presence, this is your invitation to step into His covering. Come expecting God to meet you, answer you, and surround you with His faithfulness.

We will worship, we will pray, and we will stand together on the immovable Word of God.

Come join us to worship the Lord in Spirit and in Truth. We are not called to be spectators of the Word, but doers—people whose faith produces fruit and love in action.

James 1:22 warns us that hearing without doing is deception, and too many in our generation are content with a form of godliness that never touches the hurting.

True worship breaks the grip of self-love and sends us into the world with compassion, power, and purpose. The Gospel isn’t just something we believe—it’s something we live, especially for the orphan, the widow, and the broken.

Let’s gather to glorify the One who first loved us, and be equipped to carry His love beyond the sanctuary. We are going to be sharing incredible testimonies from Uganda as Clint and Tara just returned!

Come join us this Sunday to worship the Lord in Spirit and Truth— Jesus did not save us to sit still—He filled us with Holy Spirit so we could testify boldly to His name.

Every believer, not just a few, has been anointed to proclaim the Gospel with clarity, compassion, and authority. The same Spirit that raised Christ from the dead now lives in you—not just to comfort, but to commission.

You are not powerless; you are a vessel of heaven, carrying light into darkness and hope into despair.

Scripture reminds us: “The Lord is not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance.” (2 Peter 3:9)

When the Church burns with the fire of the Holy Spirit, the world can’t help but take notice. Come worship with us and be ignited to live as a witness—so that none may be lost.

Come join us to worship the Lord in Spirit and Truth—as we seek to welcome and honor the ministry of the Holy Spirit.

The Spirit is not just present—He is active, revealing Christ, shaping hearts, and empowering His people for transformation. We’ll explore what it means to not only have the Spirit, but to yield to Him daily in love, truth, and power.

As Scripture says, “If we live by the Spirit, let us also keep in step with the Spirit” (Galatians 5:25).

This is a call to go deeper—not into performance, but into the presence of God.

Come join us this Sunday to worship the Lord in Spirit and Truth—and to lean in to the divinity of the Holy Spirit.

In order to welcome the ministry of the Holy Spirit, you must first understand the divinity of the Holy Spirit.

He is not a force, a vibe, or an accessory to God—He is God. Fully divine. Co-equal with the Father and the Son.

Many desire His power without submitting to His divine nature—but freedom, transformation, and revival only come where the Holy Spirit is welcomed as Lord.

This Sunday, we begin a vital two-part series that lays the foundation for a Spirit-filled life—starting with who the Holy Spirit truly is.

Come ready to encounter truth, experience His presence, and grow in awe of our Triune God.

Join us to worship the Lord in Spirit and Truth as we gather for a powerful Mother's Day service that honors the beauty and purpose of womanhood in God’s design.

Woman was not created to be man’s assistant, but a co-laborer and equal partner in His mission—reflecting His wisdom, strength, and relational grace.

In a culture that seeks to redefine gender and identity, we’re turning to God’s Word to celebrate His intentional and glorious design. “God saw all that He had made, and it was very good.” – Genesis 1:31.

This is more than a holiday—it’s a prophetic declaration that women are vital, not incidental, to the flourishing of God’s kingdom. Together, we’ll expose cultural lies and align our hearts with heaven’s truth so we can intercede rightly for the women in our lives.

Join us as we praise the King in Spirit and Truth for who He is!

This is a praise gathering for every worshiper, every soul, every breath-filled believer to gather and raise a hallelujah to our undefeated King!

There is a sound that shakes prison doors, confuses the enemy, and invites heaven to invade the earth—and that sound is praise.

“But You are holy, enthroned on the praises of Israel” (Psalm 22:3)—when we praise, we don’t just sing; we create a throne for God to rule in our midst.

Don’t wait for a miracle—praise Him because He’s worthy, and watch what breaks loose in your life. When we open our mouths in thanksgiving, we don’t just sing—we build a throne for God to sit and reign.

Where there is true praise, there is always divine power!