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In an increasingly polarized world that celebrates differences, one experience we have in common iis this: everyone worships. We were created to worship. The same God that created the universe invites us to draw near to Him in intimacy and relationship. This is all possible through Jesus who made a way for us back to God.

Worship isn’t just the songs we sing, it’s the life we lead. It doesn’t matter who you are, we are all made to worship.

All of us have experienced sexual brokenness, either by our own actions or the actions of others. In today’s message, we learn how God can take the broken pieces of our lives and put them back together into something even more beautiful. As we delve into Psalm 32 and the story of King David, we see how God's grace not only forgives but also restores and brings forth new beauty from our brokenness. Whether you feel like a collection of shattered pieces or a stunning masterpiece of grace, God invites you to encounter His transformative work in your life.

God has a divine design for sexuality. Song of Songs shows us what godly intimacy looks like in marriage from a real couple reflecting on the highs and lows, and good, bad, and ugly of marriage. By following God’s design, husbands and wives can light the fire in their marriage, experiencing God’s best in their life.

Explore Jesus' radical teachings on sexuality with us as we continue our God & Sexuality series. Discover how Jesus challenges religious traditions and emphasizes the heart behind God's design for sexuality. In this message, we navigate through apologies for past church hurt and offer a reasonable defense for why we're committed to speaking truth in love regarding sexuality.

Join us for the kickoff of our God & Sexuality series as we explore God's Divine Design based on Matthew 19:4–6. In a culture where spirituality and physicality often clash, discover how God's original intent for sexuality brings healing and wholeness to every aspect of our lives. Whether you're excited, hesitant, or unsure, this sermon unpacks the truth that before sin, there was sex—a divine gift designed to reflect the beauty of God's creation.