June 7 - August 16, 2026
Overview
The story of God’s saving work in Jesus Christ is a story of God’s grace. Though we willfully sinned and turned away from God, God chooses to love us anyway. Salvation is not earned but given to us as a free gift of God’s grace. The story of God’s grace began long before Jesus was born, in the days of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Jospeh – the founding “fathers” of Jewish and Christian faith. Through this summer-long series, we will trace the stories of God’s grace at work in the lives of these four men. We will encounter God’s promises to them, the many ways in which they stumble and fall, and the powerful way that God’s grace endures through their brokenness.
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Overview
Two truths stand at the heart of the gospel. God loves you just the way you are AND God loves you too much to leave you that way. God not only graciously forgives us of our sins, God also wants to change us so that we can be better people – the people God made us to be. In this series we explore from Romans 12-13 the transformation God wants to work in our lives through the power of the Holy Spirit.
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April 12 - May 10, 2026
Overview
Peter prepares believers to live against the grain by standing firm when suffering comes. Christians are called to do good courageously, articulate the hope they have in Christ, live with integrity, and anchor themselves in Jesus’ victory. Suffering may shake us, but it cannot defeat us. Because Christ is risen and reigning, believers can face hardship with confidence and hope.
March 29 - April 5, 2026
Overview
Jesus “called his shot” by predicting his death and resurrection - and then fulfilling it. While many still struggle to believe, the resurrection stands as the central truth of the Christian faith. Through the witness of the women at the tomb, we see that faith is not just about evidence but trust. Because Jesus rose, our sins are forgiven, death is defeated, and our future is secure for all who place their faith in him.