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CURRENT WORSHIP SERIES

Suck It Up For Jesus

 Worship Series

Following Jesus isn’t always comfortable.

It doesn’t always align with our preferences.

And it definitely doesn’t revolve around us.

This series takes an honest look at what discipleship really requires. Showing up when it’s inconvenient. Choosing humility over ego. Extending grace when people get on your nerves. Forgiving again. Staying when you’d rather walk away. Speaking truth with love when it matters most.

This isn’t about pretending everything is fine or ignoring real challenges. It’s about becoming the kind of people who reflect Christ in the middle of real life. Not perfectly, but faithfully.

Because in the end, it’s not just about getting through hard moments…it’s about who we are becoming through them.

UPCOMING WORSHIP SERIES

"Yeah, But..."

Worship Series

May 31 - August 2

As we finish Suck It Up for Jesus, we have spent time facing the hard truth that discipleship is not always comfortable, convenient, or fair. Following Jesus means enduring, serving, forgiving, and staying faithful even when we would rather do something else. But that raises another honest question. If we know what Jesus asks of us, why are we still so good at avoiding it?

That is where the summer sermon series on " Yeah, But…" begins.

This new series looks at the excuses, habits, and justifications we use to dodge obedience while still sounding reasonable, spiritual, and completely justified. It is a chance to take an honest look in the mirror, wince a little, and let God expose the “yeah, buts” that keep getting in the way.

These two series belong together, one calling us to faithfulness when discipleship is hard, the other naming the reasons we so often resist it.