In His Name Shall Be… we’re rediscovering the One whose names reveal His heart. Isaiah said He would be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace—not titles to admire, but realities to experience. This series invites us to see Jesus as He truly is and to let who He is reshape who we are. When we grasp the power of His name, we don’t just observe Christmas… we’re transformed by Christ Himself.

What if church wasn’t just a place you go—but a people you become?

Imagine a Church built on the values of Jesus: where people are our heart, generosity is our privilege, excellence is our spirit, servant leadership is our identity, honor is our calling, and passion is our pursuit. This series is an invitation to rediscover who we are and reimagine what God can do through us when we live out our values together.

This is your ticket to join us as we dive into a movie that has hit the big screens and uncover the bigger story God is telling.

In Life Together, we’ll unpack the DNA that makes groups life-giving: biblical truth, authentic relationships, prayer, care, and mission. This isn’t about attending a meeting—it’s about belonging to a movement. When we live out the heartbeat of community, we experience the kind of life Jesus designed us for—together.

Faith isn’t meant to be lip service—it’s meant to be lived. In this series through the book of James, we’ll see how genuine faith shows up in our words, actions, perseverance, and wisdom. It’s not about pretending or performing—it’s about living out the real deal.

The Anointing is an invitation to rediscover life lived in the powerful presence of God. Throughout Scripture, the anointing represents the work of the Holy Spirit– God empowering ordinary people to walk in obedience, courage, and calling. This series isn’t about hype, emotion, or talent; it’s about alignment. As we explore what it means to walk by the Spirit rather than the flesh, we’ll confront what invites God’s presence and what quietly drives it away. The anointing isn’t something we perform– it’s something we steward. And when God’s presence rests on His people, nothing remains the same.