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What is Truth? And how do we know it? "Truly I tell you...." These are the words Jesus uses again and again to get our attention. To snap us back to reality. To turn our gaze from "my truth" to "The Truth." So that we might live and not die.

At the heart of the Christian message is Jesus as the One Truth that every person must believe if we want to be well. That doesn't sit well with everybody, or even with us sometimes. Are you willing to abandon everything, give up control, and believe the One Truth that can set you free?



Join us this Sunday at 10:00 as we continue our journey through the Gospel of John. Come early for coffee and be ready to worship with us at 10:00. See you there!

The road to eternal life is full of signs pointing people in the right way. But not everyone can see them. Not everyone wants to see them. How does Jesus help us see the signs so that we believe and have life in his name? And once we see the signs of life, what does that require of us?



Join us this Sunday at 10:00 as we look at one of the signs that John recorded to help us see and believe. Once you see it, you might never be the same.

We are excited to be back in the Gospel of John this week. We'll catch up with Jesus who has an appointment with an unlikely stranger. What motive could he possibly have to arrange this meeting? And what does it have to do with us today?

Join us this Sunday at 10:00 as we go on the journey with Jesus and the Samaritan woman at the well. There's more going on here than meets the eye.

This week we welcome our friends from Compassion Australia to give an update on their work as well as an opportunity to practice generosity through sponsoring a child. Nathan will wrap up our series on generosity with the joy of giving to the poor and vulnerable.



We can't wait to welcome you, worship with you, and open the Word together. See you Sunday at 10:00!

Tyler continues our series on generosity with a message form 1 Timothy - on the joy of giving to your family--even when it's undeserved.

"Churches don't want you, they just want your money." It's not uncommon to hear people say things like this. And to be honest, there are legitimate grievances lying behind that negative outlook. So then should churches abandon the pooling of resources for Gospel mission altogether?What does the New Testament actually say about church budgets and our obligation (if any) to contribute to them? How do we as a church appeal for and direct resources to the mission of God in our community without becoming lovers of money ourselves? We'll explore these questions and more this Sunday as we continue our series on generosity--how God's grace makes us generous.