Groups meet regularly in homes, coffee shops, parks, or anywhere in-between to study God’s Word, primarily through our weekly sermon discussion questions.

Groups tend to meet either weekly or bi-weekly on different days and times. Most groups meet for several weeks at a time with breaks built in throughout the year.

Groups meet in homes, coffee shops, parks, businesses, over lunch/dinner, or anywhere in-between.

The author of Hebrews writes in Hebrews 10:24-25, “And let us consider one another in order to provoke love and good works, not neglecting to gather together, as some are in the habit of doing, but encouraging each other, and all the more as you see the day approaching.” We gather together for a purpose: to encourage and provoke one another to live like Christ. We don’t simply gather to learn, but to turn knowledge into Christlikeness and sacrificial love.

When we commit to follow Christ and commit to making Him the Lord of our lives, we are also committing to a life lived in community with other followers of Jesus.

The Christian life is not a solo sport. To try to follow Jesus alone would be like taking a football field or basketball court alone and expecting to have a chance against an opposing team—it’s just not how it was designed to be. Trying to follow Christ alone, apart from community, is a similarly irrational effort—it just is not how it was designed to be.