Jesus' story quite literally changed the world and Mark's account of His story is the original eye witness account. Join us as we unpack the life, death, and resurrection of a King who served His people by dying on a cross.
What does it mean to be a faithful follower of Jesus in the midst of a pandemic? How can I trust God? How do I love my neighbor? What does this teach us about who God is and who we are? These are timely words from God during a strange and confusing season.
After 6 months of gathering online, we can not wait gather regularly with you! It’s a joy and privilege to gather as His people and worship together, yet we also want to be mindful of one another’s safety, so please take a moment to read through the House Rules for re-gathering.
Sundays at 4pm
If you’re unable to attend, please check out the Worship Resources page for helpful ways you can engage with the Lord while we’re physically apart!
In Paul's letter, he brings us to the heart of the Gospel and what it means to live in light of its truth!
Why do Christians give financially? And what does that look like exactly? We answer those questions and more in this mini-series on living the generous life that God's called us to.
These are the timeless spiritual habits that will seriously change you for good.
Hear about God's promise of the coming Jesus told through the stories of five women critical to Jesus' story.
How can we remain hopeful in a hard place? What if everything is against you, how can you stay faithful? The Book of Daniel tells the story of a courageous community that trust the promises of God in the midst of severe persecution.
We are one of many churches that aim to make Jesus known in and around our city. That’s why starting this Sunday, we’ll be partnering with 12 other churches as we preach through the same sermon series all over Greater Boston. That’s because we’re convinced we can do far more together!
If you really want to change, rather than modify your behavior, the primary thing we all have to address is our beliefs. What we believe gives birth to how we behave. In other words, right living comes from right believing.