

Each week, our Setup & Teardown Teams faithfully serve behind the scenes to help create spaces for our church body to gather, worship, and grow together.
We have a significant need for more willing hands to join these teams! You don't need a particular skill set or gifting, just a willingness to show up, serve alongside others, and help meet a practical need in the life of our church.
Sometimes serving is simply seeing a need and being willing to meet it. We'd love for you to be part of these teams!
We have a significant need for more willing hands to join these teams! You don't need a particular skill set or gifting, just a willingness to show up, serve alongside others, and help meet a practical need in the life of our church.
Sometimes serving is simply seeing a need and being willing to meet it. We'd love for you to be part of these teams!
Each quarter, we create opportunities to gather and explore topics more deeply than time allows on Sunday mornings.
This month, our Springs Lecture Series will focus on The Role of Men & Women in Church Leadership. Together, we’ll explore different perspectives, share helpful resources, and conclude with a time for questions and discussion.
Join us on Wednesday, November 18, at 7pm. Preschool childcare is available with advance registration, but space is limited.
This month, our Springs Lecture Series will focus on The Role of Men & Women in Church Leadership. Together, we’ll explore different perspectives, share helpful resources, and conclude with a time for questions and discussion.
Join us on Wednesday, November 18, at 7pm. Preschool childcare is available with advance registration, but space is limited.
Ways To Connect This Week

re:generation | Recovery
Monday | 6:30 pm| Mckenna
A biblically-based 12 step discipleship program to help anyone experience freedom through Jesus Christ.

Men's Bible Study
Wednesday | 6:15 am | McKenna
Gather with men to study God's word each Wednesday morning.

Women's Bible Study
Thursday | 9:30 am | TBarM
Thursday | 7:00 pm | McKenna
Join us anytime this fall!

Missions Prayer
Sunday | 7:30 am | McKenna
Weekly dedicated time of prayer for our External Focus Partners.

Middle School Service
Sundays | 8:30 am | DK Hall
We’ll begin by worshiping together with our church family before breaking out into DK Hall for an intentional time of growing in God’s Word and fellowship.

1. Where do you currently find yourself struggling to trust God; not necessarily because you doubt that He's good, but because His timing, answers, or direction don't look the way you expected? How might you be trying to create your own security or control the outcome rather than resting in His promises?
2. Read Genesis 15:1–6 and Romans 4:20–21. What do these passages reveal about the character of God that makes Him worthy of our trust? How does knowing that God is both faithful and able to fulfill His promises change the way we approach seasons of uncertainty?
3. When life becomes uncertain or your faith feels weak, where does your confidence ultimately rest; in the strength of your faith, your ability to live faithfully, or the faithfulness of Jesus? What would it look like to stop relying on yourself and rest in Him?
2. Read Genesis 15:1–6 and Romans 4:20–21. What do these passages reveal about the character of God that makes Him worthy of our trust? How does knowing that God is both faithful and able to fulfill His promises change the way we approach seasons of uncertainty?
3. When life becomes uncertain or your faith feels weak, where does your confidence ultimately rest; in the strength of your faith, your ability to live faithfully, or the faithfulness of Jesus? What would it look like to stop relying on yourself and rest in Him?

Junior High
1. What did Abram do when he was afraid and confused about God’s promise? What can we learn from the way he talked honestly with God?
2. Why is Genesis 15:6 so important—“Abram believed the Lord”? What does it teach us about trusting God before we can see the answer?
High School
1. God’s promise to Abram seemed delayed and his circumstances looked impossible. Where are you most tempted to doubt God when His timing does not match yours?
2. In the covenant scene, God takes the responsibility for keeping the promise. How does that point us toward Jesus and change the way we think about grace?
1. What did Abram do when he was afraid and confused about God’s promise? What can we learn from the way he talked honestly with God?
2. Why is Genesis 15:6 so important—“Abram believed the Lord”? What does it teach us about trusting God before we can see the answer?
High School
1. God’s promise to Abram seemed delayed and his circumstances looked impossible. Where are you most tempted to doubt God when His timing does not match yours?
2. In the covenant scene, God takes the responsibility for keeping the promise. How does that point us toward Jesus and change the way we think about grace?











