Join us at the GO 2026 Interest Meeting, where you’ll get all the details on our upcoming mission trips to help you decide where you'll GO spread the gospel in 2026. Meet with trip leaders and ministry partners who will provide in-depth information and answer any questions you might have. As Scripture tells us to GO and make disciples, our Missions team wants to walk beside you and pray for you as you take this next step. Let us help you plan your mission trip and make an eternal lasting impact for the sake of the gospel in 2026!
Join Pastor D.J. Horton and the FACT (Foster and Adoption Care Team) Team on Sunday, November 9 from 5–7 PM at Church at The Mill upstairs in the Student Center at Central Campus for an evening of hope, encouragement, and vision as we run The Great Chase together.
As parents, we often hear from those who have parented before us the wisdom of Proverbs 22:6 – ”Train up a child in the way he should go; even when he is old he will not depart from it.” What our well-meaning predecessors often leave out, however, is just how we can practically strive toward […]
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Acts 2:37-41 Baptism is the full immersion of a believer into water in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. It is an outward confession of inward faith in Christ and a significant first act of obedience. The Role of the Church When talking about the role of the church, it
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Why it Matters and How to Follow Well “In your spiritual life, you need to know how to relate to spiritual leadership; how to emulate spiritual leadership, how to support, judge, discern, and hopefully give spiritual leadership in the platform God has given you.” – Pastor DJ Horton | Scripture Reference: 1 Corinthians 3:1-9 Growing
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Sexual scandal is not unfamiliar to the church. Sadly, many of the struggles we face today are not new. They were present even in the earliest gatherings of believers. In 1 Corinthians 5 and 6, Paul confronts the sexual immorality that had taken root in the Corinthian church. He does not treat it lightly. He
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Join us as we journey through the sermon series covering Revelation 12–16 with a daily Bible Reading Plan designed to deepen our understanding of God’s Word. We will discover the reality of spiritual conflict but also the assurance of Christ’s certain victory. As we read together, may these visions strengthen our hope, anchor our worship,
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Idol [eye-duhl]: a representation or symbol of an object of worshipBroadly: a false godSource: Merriam-Webster Dictionary Idols are not just statues or ancient symbols of worship. They are anything that takes God’s rightful place in our lives. Good things can become idols, such as family, work, a relationship, security, or even ministry. Other things, like
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Psalm 92:1-8 What comes to mind when you think of worship? Maybe you picture a specific place such as the Worship Center, the songs you love or the people you are standing near. Those are all meaningful and can stir our hearts, but worship calls us to recenter. We must recenter on Who we worship,
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2 Timothy 4:1-5 Someone once said that “the sum is greater than its parts.” That is true of many things, casseroles being one example. You could eat each ingredient of your favorite casserole separately, but you don’t experience the full effect until they’re combined together. The same is true of the church. While each church
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Discover 10 names of God in Hebrew used in the Bible, but more importantly, discover the very character of God. El Roi [el-roy] – The God Who Sees Me Meaning: God who sees the overlooked or hurting. Elohim [eh-low-heem] – God, Mighty Creator Meaning: The all-powerful Creator. Elohim emphasizes God’s majesty and creative power. Most
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Have you ever wished someone would just walk with you, even come alongside you, in your faith? Someone who could help you grow, call you out, and simply be there? We use the word “discipleship” quite often in the church without clarifying its definition. It’s like going to the gym with a friend who’s further
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