If you had a nail in your forehead, would you want someone to let you know it’s there? Would you want someone to help you get it out? Have we gotten so used to the pain and trouble in our life and in our world that we just want to complain about it rather than have someone actually help remove it? Thankfully the Bible is both honest and helpful when it comes to what the nail in our foreheads really is. It’s honest about what is causing us misery and about the nagging sense that something isn’t right in our human condition. Scripture shows us a relational and compassionate God who listens to our complaints, but also frees us from our greatest problem. Let’s read God’s Word this morning as we continue going through the book of Ephesians.

Join us this Sunday as we look at the overarching story that God is writing in the Bible. In Part 4, we will look at the final book of the Bible, Revelation, to discover the promises of restoration, re-creation and glorification available for those who have been redeemed by Jesus and are ushered in to dwell with God once again. Join us for the fourth and final act of God’s story - Restoration (ft. JP Watson, Church Planting Resident at Deer Creek Church).

Join us this Sunday as we look at the overarching story that God is writing in the Bible. In Part 3, we will look at the book of Romans to discover God’s plan of salvation to reconcile mankind to Himself after our rebellion. Join us for the third act of God’s story - Redemption (ft. JP Watson, Church Planting Resident at Deer Creek Church).

Join us this Sunday as we look at the overarching story that God is writing in the Bible. In Part 2, we will look at the next few chapters in Genesis which highlight man’s rebellion against God and their subsequent separation from God’s presence and the source of life. Join us for the second act of God’s story - Rebellion (ft. JP Watson, Church Planting Resident at Deer Creek Church).

Join us this Sunday as we look at the overarching story that God is writing in the Bible. In Part 1, we will look at the very beginning of the Bible, Genesis 1, which is the true story of the origin of all human history AND the first act of God’s story - Creation (ft. JP Watson, Church Planting Resident at Deer Creek Church).

Does it ever seem sometimes in the world or in our lives that God has resigned? That He isn’t in control, that He isn’t on the throne? Or maybe that He is on the throne and in control, but that He just doesn’t care? We are going through the book of Ephesians as a church, and in Ephesians we see a group of believers in Ephesus likely feeling similar to us - experiencing trials, persecution and suffering on a daily basis for their faith. Let’s see what God’s Word has to say for us as it declares that God indeed is on the throne AND is in control. God has not resigned - God reigns!

We often hear that the power to be and do what we want lies within. But what happens when we don’t seem to have the strength to be, do or change anything? The Bible says we are free to be weak and unable because God works His immeasurably great power and strength toward us to bring us into life. Join us as we continue our series in the book of Ephesians looking at our Father’s power in our lives.

Imagine for a moment you have been an orphan your entire life - no father, no mother, no brothers or sisters. Alone in this world without a family. But one day you receive a letter that says you are the child of a famous and wealthy individual. You find out your family has been searching for you your whole life, and finally have found you - and you are no longer an orphan alone in this world. How would this make you feel? Join us as we go through the book of Ephesians as a church, and realize that this is exactly the offer God has in store for us - a rich and lavish inheritance of not just eternal wealth, but an eternal, ever-growing family.

Join us this Sunday as we go through the book of Ephesians as a church. This morning we will be focusing on the last few verses of Paul’s song of praise in Ephesians 1, observing the inheritance we have in Christ sealed by the Holy Spirit - truly a Down Payment for the Ages (ft. Caleb Knedlik, Pastoral Assistant at Elevate Hope Centennial).

Join us this Sunday as we go through the book of Ephesians as a church. This morning we will be focusing on the middle section of Paul’s song of praise in Ephesians 1, observing Paul’s conclusion that the power of Jesus must invade our lives to guide us and help us combat the the powers and authorities of this world that are evil and sinful (ft. Caleb Knedlik, Pastoral Assistant at Elevate Hope Centennial).

What does it mean that God’s love is unconditional? Is there really nothing we need to do to earn God’s love? Join us as we start a new series on the book of Ephesians in the Bible looking at God’s unconditional, adopting, unchanging love for His children.

Do you ever feel like you can’t get faith quite right? Like you are missing some part of the formula for getting God to draw near? The good news is that there is no formula for connecting to God! Join us as we finish our series on the book of James in the Bible looking at misconceptions about prayer, faith, and connecting with God.

Have you ever made the wrong decision because you didn’t know what was coming? Would you live life differently if you could see how it ends? Join us as we continue our series through the book of James in the Bible as we get a glimpse of what lies ahead down the road of life.

Do you find yourself asking in a tiring world, “Isn’t there an easier way?” Join us as we continue our series in the book of James in the Bible as we look at why the way to make life work that seems easier often is not.

What happens when our faith becomes just empty words? How do we connect our faith with our actions like Jesus did?

Are you able to control your anger or is your anger controlling you? Join us as we look at the wisdom the Bible offers on being quick to listen, slow to speak and slow to get angry and where we find forgiveness when we fail.

Join us for our Easter message about a hope that goes beyond simply life re-emerging after COVID, but a hope that comes from a resurrection that affects our deepest hopes and longings for new life.

We all want to invest in something that will outlast us. But few of us really know how. Join us as we look at what the Bible says about our relationship to our money and possessions and how to outlive our money.