We're So Glad You're Here

If you’re new to faith, asking questions, or coming back after some time away—we want you to know this: you’re not alone and you’re not behind. God’s not intimidated by your doubts or your past. In fact, He’s been drawing you in with love from the very beginning.
We want to 

What is Salvation? 

The Bible says we were all born into sin and can’t save ourselves.  Sin separates us from God and the Bible says that we are spiritually dead. We are in a bad spot but God wasn’t going to leave it that way. We can’t live perfect lives or save ourselves. We need rescued and that is why God sent Jesus into the world. To rescue us. Here’s the amazing news… The Bible says that whosoever would believe in  and confess Jesus as Lord and Savior will be saved!
Salvation is not about earning God’s love; it’s receiving what He’s already given through Jesus—by grace, through faith

What is the Bible? 

The Bible isn’t just an old book full of rules—it’s God’s Word, full of truth, life, and hope.
It tells the story of who God is, who we are, and how He came to rescue and restore us through Jesus. It's written by human hands but inspired by the Spirit of God.
Think of it as your daily anchor and spiritual compass. It's not meant to collect dust on a shelf—it’s meant to come alive in your everyday life. We read it to learn more about God, to hear His voice, and to grow in our faith.

God Desires Relationship

Salvation simply means being rescued—from sin, from separation from God, from hell.
Every single one of us needs it. The Bible says we were all born into sin and we cannot save ourselves. Here’s the amazing thing God not only wants to save us but he wants a relationship with us as well. He doesn’t just rescue us from sin and death but desires to be a part of your life. He wants to know you and for you to know him to bring you into abundant life.

If you’re new to faith—or just beginning to ask questions—we’d love to walk alongside you.
Here are a few first steps:

Come to a Sunday Service

Join a Life Group