Sometimes the world can seem like a dark place. In the book of Daniel, we are introduced to a time when a few followers of God found themselves in a foreign land with foreign gods, but they didn't allow themselves to be pulled away. Jake talks about the p

God loves a good party! Dont believe it? Just read the Bible. In Week 4 of Homecoming, Jake explores one of the most famous parties Jesus talks about and gives us insight into the importance of baptism.

In Luke 15, Jesus shares three parables about things that were lost. In week three of our Homecoming series, Pastor Jake dives into the stories of the lost sheep and the lost coin, revealing that even when we feel lost, we may be closer to being found tha

The story of the prodigal son is one of the most well-known parables of Jesus. In Week Two ofHomecoming, Jodi explores what both the younger and older sons can teach us about being lost.

What does the kind of people Jesus had around him tell us about the kind of people we should have around us? Mike Breaux kicks off Homecoming week one with the idea that who you eat with matters.

One conversation with Jesus has the power to change everything, Donte explores some of the lessons he's gathered from an incredible conversation Jesus has with the woman at the well.

If Jesus is the same yesterday, today and forever what does that mean for our lives? Jake Barker wraps up our series Some Things Never Change by focusing on the idea that Jesus still saves.

When you decide to become a Christ follower, you get a special gift! Jake Barker in week three of Some Things Never Change, helps us navigate what those gifts are and what we are supposed to do with them.

In week two ofSome Things Never Change, Jake Barker reminds us that God is still in control and that if we are wise, we will trust Him over our circumstances.

Does it feel like the world is ever-changing? As a church, we've been through a bunch of changes over the past 12 months, yet there are some things that never change. For the next four weeks, we explore what those things are with our new Lead Pastor, Jake