Even If: When God Feels Distant Have you ever prayed about something for so long that you began to wonder whether God was listening? This Sunday, we begin our new series, Even If, with a message from Habakkuk called “When God Feels Distant.” Habakkuk looked at the hurt and injustice around him and asked God, “How long?” He did not hide his questions. He brought them to God. If you are waiting for an answer, or carrying a concern that has grown heavy, We’ll see what Habakkuk’s honest prayer teaches us about trusting God when we cannot see what He is doing. Watch this sermon online!

Deep and Wide: Finishing Well This Sunday, we will bring our Deep and Wide series to a close with a message titled “Finishing Well.”. The apostle Paul wrote: “I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith” (2 Timothy 4:7). The Christian life is not simply about beginning with enthusiasm. It is about remaining faithful through every season and crossing the finish line with our faith intact. This Sunday we’ll consider how everyday faithfulness shapes a lifetime, how keeping eternity in view helps us persevere, and how a life rooted in Christ can leave a spiritual legacy for generations to come. Watch this sermon online!

Deep and Wide: Standing Firm Storms are a part of life. Sometimes they arrive suddenly. Other times, we can see them building on the horizon. They may come through illness, disappointment, loss, uncertainty, or circumstances beyond our control. While we cannot prevent every storm, we can be prepared to stand when one comes. This Sunday, we will continue our Deep and Wide series with a message titled “Standing Strong.” We will discover how God uses even the difficult seasons of life to deepen our roots, strengthen our faith, and develop steadfastness within us. James writes: “For you know that the testing of your faith produces steadfastness” (James 1:3, ESV). God does not promise us a life without storms—but he does promise to be with us in them. When our lives are rooted in Christ and our hope is anchored in him, the storm does not have to carry us away. Watch this sermon online!

Deep and Wide: Guard Your Heart We carefully guard the things that are valuable to us—our homes, our possessions, our health, and the people we love. But Scripture reminds us that there is something else we must guard with great care: our hearts. Proverbs 4:23 says: “Keep your heart with all vigilance, for from it flow the springs of life.” This Sunday, we’ll continue our Deep and Wide series with a message called “Guard Your Heart.” We’ll discover why the condition of our hearts matters so much and consider some practical ways to protect what we allow to take root within us. An unguarded thought can become a repeated thought. A repeated thought can become a desire. A desire can become a decision—and eventually, our decisions shape the people we are becoming. The good news is that God not only calls us to guard our hearts; He also offers to renew and strengthen them. Watch this sermon online!