We’re all being shaped by something. But Jesus offers a different path—one that forms us from the inside out. This Sunday, Unfollow continues as we unpack what it looks like to grow spiritually in a culture of distraction. No hype, no shortcuts—just transformation through God’s presence and truth. It’s time to unfollow passivity and grow with purpose.

Tired of surface-level connection? Longing for something more than just “fitting in”? Jesus didn’t just call individuals—He built a family. This week in Unfollow, we’ll explore what it means to truly belong in a community shaped by love, honesty, and purpose. In a world that celebrates independence, discover the freedom of belonging.

There are a thousand voices trying to tell you who you are, what matters, and what’s true. But Jesus invites you into a better story—one not built on fear or confusion, but faith and eternal hope. This Sunday, we kick off Unfollow by looking at what it means to "believe" in a world full of doubt.

In “The First Step,” we explore the powerful moment in Acts 2 when the crowd, convicted by the truth of the gospel, asked, “What shall we do?” This message dives into Peter’s bold response—repent, be baptized, and receive the Holy Spirit—and unpacks how that call still echoes today. This message invites you to take that first step into new life, transformation, and purpose through Jesus Christ.

The resurrection empowers us to pursue godliness and faithfulness. As followers of Christ, we are called to live lives that reflect His resurrection power. This week, we’ll explore what it means to pursue righteousness, godliness, and faith, living in light of the eternal hope we have in Christ.

In the face of opposition and challenges, we are called to remain steadfast in our faith. This week, we’ll explore how God's strength equips us to stand firm, hold fast to hope, and endure in faithfulness, even when the world around us pushes against us.

Hope is a powerful force, and as believers, our hope shapes how we live today. This week, we explore how our future hopes shape our present actions, particularly in times of grief and adversity. Living with confident expectation changes our perspective and strengthens our endurance through trials.

Christ is supreme over all creation—Creator, Redeemer, and Head of the Church. This week, we’ll reflect on how His supreme authority shapes our lives. What does it look like to live under His leadership in every area of our lives, from our priorities to our actions and interactions with others?