Making Sense of Old Testament Violence, Q and A with Dr. Ashley Hibbard

This week, we're getting real about the Old Testament, and talking about divinely commanded violence in the Bible. Listen in to Ashley Hibbard (PhD in Theology; Director of Operations for the Center for the Study of Bible and Violence in Bristol, UK) as she helps us wrestle with the Canaanite conquest.

Parent workshop hosted on April 1st to equip parents in navigating the world of technology and media

What if the resurrection of Jesus isn’t just a story—but a reality that changes everything? In 1 Corinthians 15, Paul makes a bold claim: if Jesus hasn’t been raised, our faith is empty. But if He has been raised, then death is defeated, sin is forgiven, and hope is alive.This Easter, we’ll explore what’s really at stake—and what it means for our lives today. Because if the resurrection is true, it doesn’t just inspire us… it transforms how we live, how we face fear, and how we see our future.

This Sunday, we wrap up our series in Colossians by turning to Colossians 4:2–18. In these final words, Paul shifts from deep theology to everyday practice—inviting us into a life marked by prayer, intentional relationships, and gospel-centered living. We’ll explore what it looks like to stay devoted in prayer, live wisely among others, and recognize the powerful role each person plays in God’s mission. As Paul names and celebrates his ministry partners, we’re reminded that following Jesus is never a solo journey—we are called to live it out together.

This week we take a peak into the radical culture of Christian community: where peers become brothers, strangers become sisters, and family becomes a witness to heaven on earth. Join us for Colossians 3:12-4:1

Colossians: Jesus-Centered"! Art Versteeg will be preaching on Colossians 2:16-3:11

What actually happened on the cross, when Jesus died? Join us this week as we jump into week two of the sermon series "Jesus-Centered". Our reading this week is from Colossians 1:24-2:15