What To Expect

Learning to walk intimately with the Holy Spirit as He changes us from the inside out to be the people He saved and created us to be.

What are your services like?

People describe our church services as worshipful, energetic and loving. Service typically lasts about 90 minutes and includes plenty of singing/worship, a reflective communion message and a life-guiding sermon.

What should I wear?

When you come to our service you will find people wearing everything from jeans to suits. We believe you’ll feel completely welcome — whether you’re casually dressed or in your “Sunday best.”

What's expected of first-time visitors?

Nothing! Rest assured we’re not going to ask you to raise your hand, stand up or come up front. You’re sure to meet warm, friendly people at our services, but you won’t be singled out. And don’t feel obligated to give to our weekly offering or participate in communion unless you want to. There are no expectations for you as our guest.

Can I take Communion?

Of course! There is no expectation that you participate in communion as a guest. However, if you want to take communion at our services, you are more than welcome to do so.

What about my kids?

We want to make sure that both children and adults enjoy an encouraging and inspiring time each Sunday. During worship services, we offer a Kingdom Kids program for infants through middle school, allowing parents to attend the worship service while children enjoy an age-appropriate time of learning and fun.

How do I become a member?

Salvation comes through hearing, believing, and responding to the Gospel. And we are NOT ashamed of the Gospel because we believe the Gospel is the power of God that brings salvation to everyone who believes. Everyone! For in the Gospel, the righteousness of God is revealed.

If you wish to be saved, you must, by the grace and power of God through your faith in the righteousness of Christ, follow Him into His death, burial, and resurrection by the power of the Holy Spirit (Ephesians 2:1-9; Colossians 2:11-13).

Grace, faith, and baptism – a work of Christ – are one!

To set up a personal Gospel study or to attend a group bible study in your neighborhood, please fill out a contact request form.