The Holy Spirit is the most talked about and least understood Person of the Trinity. Some have reduced Him to a feeling. Others have turned Him into a spectacle. But the Holy Spirit is neither a force nor a phenomenon; He is a Person, fully God, fully present, actively working in every believer's life.

Ruach to Pneuma: The Person and Work of the Holy Spirit is an eleven-week series that walks through the full scope of the Spirit's ministry from His movement over the waters of creation to His permanent indwelling of every believer today. From the Hebrew ruach to the Greek pneuma, the same Spirit has been at work across all of redemptive history, and He is at work in you. Join us this summer from June 7th - August 16th as we explore who He is, what He does, and how we yield our lives to His leading.

The books of Ezra-Nehemiah tell the remarkable story of God bringing His people home from exile in Babylon to rebuild what had been ruined. This story follows three faithful leaders, Zerubbabel, Ezra, and Nehemiah, who are directed by Persian kings to lead the people back to Jerusalem. Against fierce opposition, the altar is restored, the temple is rebuilt, and the walls of Jerusalem stand once again, but even after all that hard work, the story ends with a surprising ache. Something is still unfinished. The people’s hearts remain unchanged, their obedience falters, and the long-awaited restoration never fully arrives. We hope you join us as we trace the faith, courage, opposition, and perseverance of God’s people. We will be reminded that outward rebuilding can never replace the deeper work only God can do within us. The exile’s story of return points forward to our story: we don’t just need rebuilt walls, we need renewed hearts. Only Jesus can complete the restoration we truly long for. Until that takes place, the work remains unfinished.