We will explore the stories and liturgies that shape us in this polarizing cultural moment and discuss the politics of the Kingdom. How can we be spiritually formed after the...
Due to road closings, we will only have one gathering on September 15 at 10:45am. You are also welcome to join us for our Saturday gathering on September 14 at...
Are you a blended family feeling alone, confused, or even burned out? Join us on the 3rd Sundays of the month after second service as we encourage each other and...
At Outpost, our small groups are where deep connections and impactful discipleship happen. Meeting twice a month, these groups are divided by grade and gender to foster a comfortable environment...
Marriage ministry will be hosting a monthly pickleball night on the third Monday of each month. Join us for a little fun, competition, and community building. Yes, you do have...
No matter the cause of your loved one’s death, this is an opportunity to be around people who understand what you are feeling. You will learn valuable information on facing...
At the Post we aim to create space for 25-35 year olds to grow in their faith in Christ and in community with each other. Our gatherings are intentionally designed...
Band of Brothers is a small community of men who gather every Wednesday morning in the Cave to study the Bible and grow together. We pray, share, study and talk...
For centuries, people have attempted to unlock the mysteries of Revelation. In Revelation: The Hope, we will discover that Jesus Christ is central to every prophecy, promise, and passage. Revelation...
Captivity to Freedom is a community offered to men who feel captive to the slavery of sin. The truth is that many men are stuck in sexual bondage, stuck in...
Join us for an evening of pickleball and games! Find us on Facebook or email Nathan for more information! To learn more about the Walk at Crossroads, click here.
The heart of a man is hardwired to connect with God, seek adventure alongside a band of brothers, and partner with God in impacting the world. But too often we...
