john alexander

Most of us won't travel the world helping the homeless, hungry, and poor. But that doesn't have to stop us from impacting people across the street and around the globe. Our above-and-beyond generosity can happen right here, right now.

Sports fans sport their team colors. Foodies freak over a delicious meal. When you're crazy about something, other people can tell. So, how obvious is it that you love and follow of Jesus?

Sports fans sport their team colors. Foodies freak over a delicious meal. When you're crazy about something, other people can tell. So, how obvious is it that you love and follow of Jesus?

Loving, humble, compassionate—all words that describe who Jesus was. But the world often sees Christians as the opposite, and sometimes for good reason. How can anyone follow Jesus when they don't like Christians? 

Loving, humble, compassionate—all words that describe who Jesus was. But the world often sees Christians as the opposite, and sometimes for good reason. How can anyone follow Jesus when they don't like Christians? 

When the storms of life hit, we often wonder if God will show up and give us courage to face our fears. In this message, Pastor John Alexander challenges us to put our trust in God when we’re afraid and boldly ask Him for help—because when we do, He’ll certainly give us the courage to carry on.

When the storms of life hit, we often wonder if God will show up and give us courage to face our fears. In this message, Pastor John Alexander challenges us to put our trust in God when we’re afraid and boldly ask Him for help—because when we do, He’ll certainly give us the courage to carry on.

God wants us to grow in all areas of life and faith. But that growth doesn’t always come easily. In this message, Pastor John Alexander challenges us to put in the time and effort to grow, in order to truly become who God created us to be—moving us from unhealthy to healthy, broken to whole.

God wants us to grow in all areas of life and faith. But that growth doesn’t always come easily. In this message, Pastor John Alexander challenges us to put in the time and effort to grow, in order to truly become who God created us to be—moving us from unhealthy to healthy, broken to whole.