Who We Are
We want to see people come to Jesus, be discipled in His ways, and be renewed by the present and future hope He brings. We gather in homes, sharing life together, encouraging one another, and growing in Christ so that His love overflows in us to others. We gather on the weekends to celebrate God and his stories of transformation in our lives and of those we encounter in our neighborhoods, our cities, around the world… wherever we go!
Welcome Home
Everyone is welcome! Come as you are and encounter the living Jesus. We are a group of people longing to live after the way of Jesus. You can join us no matter what you believe. You can belong even if you don't agree. We are for you no matter where you are; if you are searching for something, burnt out on religion, or already a follower of Jesus.
Our Church Values
Celebration.
What you celebrate, you elevate. At some point, you will be asked the question, “What is the Lord teaching you?” or “How are you seeing God move?” These are questions meant to draw out stories of God moving in the hearts and lives of people. Scripture repeatedly calls us to rejoice and give thanks! Celebration isn’t captured in an event; it’s a driving heart posture of our church in response to what the Lord has done, is doing, and will do.
Lifestyle of Prayer.
"True prayer is a way of life, not just for use in cases of emergency." - Billy Graham“God does nothing but in answer to prayer.” – John Wesley.
Prayer changes our hearts and creates a dependence on the Lord. Our prayer isn’t only the prayer of desperation, but the prayer of ongoing trust that is as essential as breathing out and breathing in. It develops intimacy with the Father and connects us to the mission of God. Prayer drives all we do.
Simple Rhythms.
We are called to live out rhythms and patterns in our lives that connect us to the heart of God, with other believers, and with those outside the family of God. As a Jesus-centered community, we model a different pattern of life based on the person of Jesus and informed by those who have followed him for centuries. The power of cultural practices shapes and transforms the lives of those who live them. Our ministries and individual lives will follow simple patterns to cultivate healthy discipleship patterns.
Development Over Delivery.
Delivering information is important. How we communicate and present ourselves matters. But the church isn’t a product we deliver; it is God’s people we are called to develop. When people are developed, they become apprentices of Jesus as they follow the example of other mature disciples. It’s pretty simple: programs don’t make disciples, people do. Regardless of the ministry context or personal relationship, we are driven to develop disciples of Jesus.
Everyday Missionaries.
Every disciple is an everyday missionary, no matter where they go. Some of us may hear the Lord ask us to move across the country or even across the world, but the Spirit of God sends all of us to be his witnesses to our neighborhoods, our cities and states, and the world. You are called to join God's mission of redemption and reconciliation as you represent Jesus to those around you.