2026Current journey
John 8:31–36
The Truth Will Set You Free
Our 2026 journey explores the truth God reveals—and the freedom that truth creates in us.
- Who is God?
- Who is man?
- God draws near
Our life in Scripture · Year by year
Different years.
A faith lived together.
Each theme opens new questions. Here we return to Scripture, listen to the messages, and discover how what we have learned continues to take shape in our life as a church.
Find a yearExplore at your own pace
Every year has its own story.
Begin where a question meets you. Each journey brings together reflections, Scripture, and moments from the sermons to explore more deeply.
2025
Ruth 1:16
Your God Be My God
A year of learning to follow Christ through shared life: belonging, spiritual formation, and love that reaches our neighbors.
- Learning to belong
- Following the One who draws near
- Practices that make room
- Following Jesus where we are
- Learning the life of the kingdom
2024
Acts 1:8
A Spirit-Filled Church on Co-Mission
Christ gives the message and the Spirit empowers the witness. Explore how prayer, reconciliation, hope and ordinary relationships shape a church sharing His life with the world.
- Joining a mission already underway
- Attention becomes witness
- Prayer before the next step
- A body that receives and gives care
- Hope changes ordinary choices
- The witness closest to home
- Reconciliation begins with His love
2023
2 Corinthians 3:18
Look to Jesus
Spend time with the One whose compassion, teaching, sorrow and self-giving love reshape how we see God—and how we live with one another.
- Looking until our lives reflect Him
- Compassion comes close
- Bring the question with you
- More than admiring the Teacher
- A love people can live within
- The Lamb we did not provide
- Following the One we have seen
2022
John 4:23–24
Worship
Worship begins with God’s worthiness and reaches into our relationships, our rest, our gratitude and even our sorrow. Explore the first year of our church’s annual themes.
- More than a song
- The neighbor hears our worship
- Gratitude instead of earning
- Mercy gives us a way back
- Worship with an aching heart
- A life that keeps turning toward God
- An invitation another person can receive
A conversation across years
2022 / 2023
The One we worship. The One we look to.
Worship asks who deserves our attention and trust. Looking to Jesus asks how that attention changes us. The 2022 messages turn toward God as Creator and Redeemer; the 2023 opening invites lives that increasingly reflect the Son.
How does the One we worship shape the people we become?
A connection between the messages, with each year’s own questions preserved.
A conversation across years
2023 / 2024
Looking becomes sharing.
At the close of 2023, Pastor Daniel asked what follows a year spent with Jesus. Reading Luke 24, he pointed toward sharing the good news through the promised Spirit. The 2024 journey takes up that invitation.
Whose mission are we joining, and what kind of people does it call us to become?
Pastor Daniel explicitly connected these years in his December 30, 2023 closing remarks. Hear the connection ↗
A conversation across years
2024 / 2025
The neighbor meets a way of life.
The mission messages bring witness into homes, workplaces and relationships. The following year’s discipleship theme stays close to those relationships: learning to follow Christ by sharing life with another person.
What can someone learn about Jesus through the life we share?
An editorial connection between ordinary witness and shared-life discipleship, not a claim that the themes were planned together.
A conversation across years
2025 / 2026
Learning to follow. Learning to remain.
In 2025, discipleship took shape through shared life: belonging to a people, learning from Jesus, and making His love tangible to a neighbor. In 2026, John 8 brings us back to the disciple’s relationship with Jesus—remaining in His word, knowing the truth, and receiving the freedom the Son gives.
How does a life shared with Christ change the life we share with one another?
One connection between these journeys, with room for each year’s own questions.
The conversation continues
Returning is part of growing.
A question from another year can meet us today. We keep gathering around Scripture, open to what God teaches us and the life He calls us to share.
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