When you think of greatness what comes into your mind? Perhaps names of people in sports like Michael Jordan, Tom Brady or Simon Biles. Or, perhaps, you think of people who were able to bring unity and stability in a time where both were lacking. History tells us men like George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, FDR, Reagan and others are to be admired as great leaders. But according to God's opinion, what constitutes greatness? Looking at the record of Scripture, the quality that makes someone great in His eyes is faithfulness. This coming Sunday, we will be looking at Stephen, the deacon and martyr of the early church. As we look at his life, we will see that God's great ones are defined by their faithfulness to Jesus no matter the cost.

Agendas. Everyone depends on them to get things done. But what happens when our agenda seems more important than the Lord’s agenda for us? What happens when they collide? Come and see what happened to Martha.

The Apostle Paul had a goal of winning people for Christ. In order to win, he took his unique journey and developed a strategy. As we look at his life, we will learn how to do the same.

This week, we will look at one of the most infamous men in Scripture, Judas Iscariot. In looking at this story, we will see that given enough time, we all live out what we love.

This week we will continue our summer series: Defining Moments of the New Testament. In our busy lives, we often struggle to focus on God. Join us as we reflect on Mary of Bethany’s defining moment where she chose to sit at the feet of Jesus. We will examine what it means to "sit at his feet" and explore how we can do the same.

This week, we begin our summer series: Defining Moments Of The New Testament. Just like last summer, we will be looking at different men and women of the Bible as models to help us in our faith. With each person, we will look at moments that shaped them. Within these studies are principles for us to glean, truths for us to ponder and a Savior to behold.