Have you ever trained your own work replacement?

While this may be an uncomfortable practice in the workplace, it is the way of discipleship in the kingdom of God. Elijah was called to train his replacement nearly 3,000 years ago. In 2025, you have received the same exact calling.

Join as this Sunday as we study 1 Kings 19:19-21 and close the book on Elijah with the call to make disciples.

It can be so hard to persevere and not quit. The temptation to wave the white flag and surrender can be overwhelming at times.

Are you on the verge of quitting something that the Lord has called you to do?

If that’s you, press the pause button on quitting and join us this Sunday as we dig into 1 Kings 19:1-18 and receive the call to never give up.

“My faith is important but it’s a private thing to me that I don’t like to make public.”

Many professing Christians say something like this but is it biblical?

According to Scripture, the Lord is a personal God but He is not a private God. Faith is meant to be lived out in public.

Join us this Sunday as we study 1 Kings 18:1-46 and receive the call to stand for the truth.

We often feel like spiritual zeroes in comparison to the heroes of the Bible. But what if that is not the case?

What if these men and women that we’ve heard about over and over again look more like us than we realize? 

What if we have a tremendous calling upon our lives as these men and women did thousands of years ago? 

Join us this Sunday morning as we begin a month long study of the life and ministry of Elijah and discover that he is Just Like Us. And just like Elijah, we are called to obey the Word of God.