Your Time to Fly Relationship with God

Your Chance to Get Closer to God

Do you want to have a close, everyday friendship with God?
Do you want to talk to God consistently (and hear what He's saying)?
Do you know that God sees you as completely forgiven because of Jesus' death?
Do you want to truly understand how Jesus' actions on the cross help you right now, not just after you die?
Did you know you don't have to deal with the following feelings anymore:
Feeling guilty
Feeling ashamed
Feeling like you're not good enough
Feeling like you need to be better than others
Feeling like a sinner is part of your identity
If you want to learn more about these things, please come and join us.

Here is a quick part of my story.

I grew up going to a small church. I am thankful for that faith background. But honestly, looking back, I couldn't have said "yes" to those questions above.

I used to think of myself as always being a sinner. Now I see that even though I do sin, that is no longer who I am. I am a redeemed, righteous person in God’s eyes who occasionally
does a sinful act. Changing how I see myself changes everything.

I used to only hear God once in a while—maybe once every ten years! Now, it's a constant conversation. Most of the time, it's a quiet "knowing" inside me, but I know it's Him.

When I read my Bible, I felt more condemnation than unconditional love. God truly does love us so much.
Does he still convict me when I need to change the way I think or behave? Absolutely, but it is as a healthy, loving parent disciplines; no condemnation or shame is involved.

I knew Jesus' death and coming back to life were important, but I thought it was mostly about going to heaven later. I didn't realize it was essential to having a powerful life today.

Feeling guilty, ashamed, worthless, and like I had to compete were big parts of who I was. Those feelings are gone now. It is so freeing.

It doesn't matter whether you have been in a church for many years or if you are completely new to faith—everyone is welcome. It is a safe place to explore and ask questions.