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What we believe shapes how we live — and where we are heading. In a world full of confusion, and shifting ideas, Christians claims to possess truth that has been entrusted to us once for all. But is that true? After all, Christian's seem to disagree on all kinds of things. This week, we begin a new series, "Essential: What Christians Really Believe" where we will lay a foundation for the most essential beliefs we should hold as christians. Beginning with one simple question -- Why even spend time on this? We’ll explore why doctrine matters, why guarding the gospel is an act of love, and why clarity in what we believe is more important than ever. Small misunderstandings can lead to big distortions — but the beautiful truth of the gospel still sings clearly when we hold fast to God’s Word.

On the first Palm Sunday, Jesus entered Jerusalem to the sound of cheering crowds and waving palm branches. People shouted “Hosanna!” and welcomed Him as a king. But they didn’t really understand who He was. They expected a political hero, someone to defeat Rome and restore their national pride. Instead, Jesus arrived riding a donkey—humble, peaceful, and on His way not to a throne, but to a cross. This message explores the unexpected glory of Jesus. What kind of King chooses weakness over power, a cross over a crown? Why did the same crowd that praised Him on Sunday cry “Crucify Him” by Friday? And what does it mean for us today to follow a King who saves through sacrifice?

It's easy to find joy when things are going well... but what about when things fall apart? When the plans fail, the resources dry up, and the answers don’t come — can you still find joy? In the final verses of Habakkuk, the prophet faces complete devastation: no crops, no flocks, no hope in sight. And yet… he sings. Join us for this concluding sermon in our series in Habakkuk, as we explore the kind of faith that doesn’t deny the pain, but defies despair — a joy not rooted in comfort, but in the unchanging character of God. What does it mean to rejoice when the fields are empty? Where can we find strength when our own has run out? Discover how Habakkuk’s ancient words speak powerfully into our world today — and why your greatest source of hope may be found in the very place of loss.

Habbakuk has looked at a world in chaos, brought his concerns before the Lord, and been confronted not with simple answers or platitudes, but by a revelation of God's character and nature. And now, he must choose how he will respond. Join us as we continue our journey through Habakkuk, exploring how to respond rightly when faced with the overwhelming reality of God's majesty. Through Habakkuk’s honest prayer and awe-filled reflection, we'll discover how humility, reverence, and trust—even in our trembling—can anchor our lives in turbulent times. Whatever you're facing today, come and be encouraged by the timeless truths that Habakkuk offers.

When the world builds on greed, violence, and false gods, collapse is only a matter of time. After answering Habakkuk's hard questions about evil in the world first by pointing to his own character, in Habakkuk 2:6-20 God answers the question behind the question -- "But what are you going to do about it". God exposes the sins of Babylon—and reveals His coming justice. But He doesn’t stop there. He offers us something better: a foundation that cannot be shaken. Join us as God calls each of us to examine what we’re building our lives on, to lay down our idols, and to stand in awe of the God who sees, speaks, and saves. “The LORD is in his holy temple; let all the earth keep silence before him.” — Habakkuk 2:20

Join Us for Our 1-Year Anniversary Service! One year ago, we stepped out in faith, trusting that God had called us to something bigger than ourselves. Now, we gather to celebrate His faithfulness and look ahead to the mission before us! In this special sermon, we’ll reflect on Acts 2:42-47, seeing how the early church grew through devotion to God’s Word, deep fellowship, prayer, and awe at His presence—the same foundations that have shaped our church in the past year. We’ll also cast a vision for the future, asking: 🔹 How can we grow spiritually and reach more people for Christ? 🔹 What does it mean to be a missional, gospel-centered church? 🔹 How can we step forward in faith, trusting God’s plan for what’s next? Come expectant, as we remind ourselves of this truth: “Expect great things from God; attempt great things for God.”

Have you ever prayed for answers, only to find that God’s response is not what you expected—or even what you wanted? Have you ever struggled with the way He seems to work in a world full of injustice, suffering, and corruption? Habakkuk did too. He didn’t just wrestle with God’s silence—he wrestled with God’s answer. Instead of immediate justice, God told him that Babylon—an even more wicked nation—would rise up as His instrument of judgment. In this expository message on Habakkuk 1:12-2:1, we’ll explore what to do when God’s plan challenges our expectations, and forces us to trust Him beyond our understanding. We’ll see how Habakkuk moves from confusion to faith, and how we, too, can find confidence in God’s justice, sovereignty, and ultimate plan in Christ. Join us as we learn how to stand firm, wrestle honestly, and wait expectantly—even when God’s answer isn’t necessarily the one we had hoped for.