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We all have ways in which we can be more healthy--physically, emotionally, mentally, or spiritually. Let's spend 2021 putting on our new self and becoming more of who Jesus calls us to be!

We all end up in situations in our lives where we're in conflict and we want to resolve it. Did you know the Bible has step by step guidance for us? Matthew 18 gives us 3 steps to follow to resolve any conflict.

Are your priorities always in line? Or does your faith sometimes get put toward the end of the line after all of the other responsibilities and pressures of life? Let's look to scripture to see what encouragement it has for us as we start a new year!

The disciples in the early church prayed for boldness as they spread the gospel, and God blessed them with it! Let's be a people who pray for boldness in the new year and see how God will use us to change the world.

After he rose from the dead, Jesus asked Peter if he loved him not once, but 3 times. Watch this message and let's unpack this passage and see what it has to teach us today.

In a year where it seems like joy is hard to come by, you can be that gift to your family and friends. The early Christians experienced much persecution, and yet counted it a joy!

This Christmas, you don't have to spend much money, because YOU can be the gift. In this message, we looked in 1 Peter at the ways believers are called to bring peace.

Join us for our church from November 22, 2020. We're worshiping from home, and would love to have you join us.

We're so glad you're joining us for church today as we all worship from home! We're continuing our series on giving--asking common questions and giving honest answers.

We worshiped from home on Sunday, November 8. Click to listen to the whole service!

A very common question people ask is, "How much does God want me to give?" The answer? It's not really about an amount! It's more about the attitude of your heart when you give. For more, watch this message!

The Schurings are missionaries in Brazil. They serve a tribe of people through translating scripture and discipleship, while helping to provide for their physical needs of clean water and medical care. Watch this week's message to learn more about the Schurings and their ministry!

The Bosschers are missionaries Rehoboth supports who serve in Paraguay. Click to watch, hear more about their ministry there, and find out what's up next for them.

It's the first Sunday of our 2020 Missions Conference! We heard from 3 directors of local nonprofits who are being the hands and feet of Jesus in our community.

As believers, we can connect to the power of God through the Holy Spirit. How great is that? But how often do we do it? How often do we say, "Lord, do immeasurably more than all we could ever ask or imagine, according to Your power that is at work within us"? Let's be believers who believe in the power of God in us more and more!

Part of our vision plan is MISSION. It might mean partnering with others or forging ahead on our own. Regardless of which route we go, we know God wants us to share his love with all people!

God is worthy of our thanksgiving and praise, and we desire to bring Him worship that exalts His name! We envision our worship of the great Lord our God bringing forth immense passion, joy and thanksgiving, as people lead, and worship, in the fullness of His presence.

The early church set a great example for what a Christian's life should look like. It included a lot of hanging out and spending time with one another! Join us to look at Acts 2 and hear more about what the early Christians could teach us.

It is our vision to take what we know (and have learned from others) & believe, and by living it out in faith, grow and grow others. We believe that God has blessed us with His living Word and Spirit so that we would learn what it means to be genuine followers of Jesus, and be equipped to live the best life possible!

We're launching a new series all about our vision: what is true for us now and what is true about where God is calling us. Our vision is the map that connects those two places! Click to hear more.