When Jesus commissioned His first followers, He gave them a clear calling: “Go and make disciples of all nations” (Matthew 28:19). On the day of Pentecost, the Apostle Peter reminded the crowd in Jerusalem that God’s promise of salvation by grace through Jesus Christ was meant “for you and your children and for all who are far off—everyone whom the Lord our God calls to Himself” (Acts 2:39).
That same Good News remains unchanged today: Jesus gave His life for us, defeating death through His resurrection.
Nearly two thousand years later, in a culture and time far removed from ancient Jerusalem, we exist to share that very same message of grace and hope. We come together because God has called us to be His people—to grow as disciples, learn from Scripture, praise Him for who He is, and support one another along the way. Just like the early Church, we are sent out into our everyday lives to share Jesus with others and to help plant faithful, Gospel-centered churches.
Whether you’re a lifelong follower of Jesus, just exploring faith, or approaching Christianity with questions or doubts, you are truly welcome here. We’d love to meet you this Sunday!
Not only does the Lord through forgiveness of sins receive and adopt us once for all into the church, but through the same means he preserves and protects us there.”
John Calvin (Institutes, IV.I.21)