Join us as we continue this fascinating book of Hosea looking this week at the tough and tender love of God. As Gomer goes into prostitution, leaving her husband, God draws the parallel and analogy that Israel has done the same with God. God, painting Himself as a Husband (which is fascinating in and of itself!) begins to show what he is going to do as a result of this. After showing what Israel's sin is doing to her, God does a ridiculous, overwhelming reversal. When God should punish, instead He pursues. And if we see that this story isn't just true for Hosea's original audience, but for us as well, it will forever change our perspective of God, and the way we live out our faith in Him. To receive love like this is almost too much for the soul. Join us as we study this together.

Join us as we begin our series in the book of Hosea, dwelling on the love of God. Hosea, on the surface, is a really difficult book. However, underneath the difficulty of the Text are deep treasures of God's love for his people, even when they don't really love or pursue Him. This week we focus on the loyalty of God despite Israel's (and our!) rebellion. This love, if we receive it, brings deep, deep life. Join us as we learn how to receive the loyalty of God forever.

God designed us not just to feel happy at times, but to be joyful as a way of life. In a world of painful and brokenness Nehemiah chapter 8 not only encourages us to find our strength in the Lord, but shows us how to posture ourselves to live in his joy. If Jesus was anointed with the oil of joy, then we as His followers are invited to be filled by it and known for it!

Pastor Jady’s message centers on the truth that through the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus, believers are saved by grace alone and adopted into the family of God as sons and daughters. Drawing from Galatians 4, our standing with God is based entirely on Christ's finished work, not our performance, and that we are heirs of God's promises. And it is because of that we don’t live under pressure to perform for God, but can rest in the Father's love and acceptance as walk through life WITH Him.

What if you have access to the most transformative power in the universe but are only using a fraction of it — the way most of us use AI without ever scratching the surface of what it can really do? In Colossians 4, Paul quietly walks through a list of precious saints and reveals how He tenderly forms us through the everyday stuff of friendships, forgiveness, and purpose. Could it be that the life and the freedom you've been longing for has been available to you all along?