November 8 - Where’s My Home?

Where’s home for you? This Sunday, we’re pausing our series to honor our veterans and to ask a question that matters more than ever: Where’s My Home? From Philippians 3:20, we’ll discover what it means to be citizens of heaven while we live, work, and vote right here in Georgia. When you know where home really is, you’ll find a peace that can’t be voted out, a joy that looks forward, and grace for a noisy world. Invite someone to join you this Sunday!

November 1 - The Peace We Find When We Give Ourselves Away

Where do we find real peace? This Sunday, we’re welcoming our new missions partner, Convoy of Hope, as we discover The Peace We Find When We Give Ourselves Away. From Isaiah 58, Jesus’ words in Mark 8:35, and Jeremiah 29:7, we’ll see how God ties the refreshing of our own hearts to pouring out our lives for others, from the nations to the schools and neighborhoods right here in Sugar Hill. Come ready to take one next step, and invite someone to join you this Sunday!

October 11 - A Gift Meant for Someone Else

This Sunday is Family Worship Sunday as we wrap up our Declarations and Doctrines series, and we’re gathering as one family, from grandparents to the little ones, to unwrap a gift many of us have never opened. In 1 Corinthians 12, we’ll discover that every follower of Jesus has been given a spiritual gift and that God gives those gifts so we can help each other. Your gift isn’t complete when you receive it; it’s complete when someone else is blessed by it. Bring the whole family and join us!

September 27 - Under the Water

What does baptism really mean, and why does it matter? This Sunday, we’re continuing Declarations & Doctrines with Under the Water: Why Baptism Matters. We’ll unpack what Scripture says about baptism, why Jesus calls us to it, and how it paints a powerful picture of the Gospel: death, burial, and resurrection. Whether you’ve been baptized for years or you’re still asking questions, this is a Sunday you won’t want to miss. Invite a friend and join us!

September 6 - Trees

What if the season that looks barren isn’t actually dead? From the tree of life in Genesis to the tree of life in Revelation, Scripture tells one incredible story: God is not finished, and He is making all things new. This Sunday, we’ll discover how God brings life from broken places, healing from hurt, and hope in seasons that feel like winter. No matter where you are—barren, blooming, or somewhere in between—stay rooted. The story doesn’t end with loss. It ends with God making all things new.

August 9 - The Grace Double Standard

Everyone wants grace… until it’s our turn to give it. We’re quick to ask for patience, mercy, and forgiveness when we fall short—but what happens when someone else hurts us? In Matthew 18, Jesus tells a challenging story that exposes the grace double standard we can so easily live by. This Sunday, we’re talking about what it means to remember the grace we’ve received, forgive from the heart, and extend that same grace to others. Because we all need grace—and we should all give grace.

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