Join us for a special Junior & Senior Dinner where we'll enjoy a meal together and talk about exciting plans for your senior years, including trips, fun activities, events, and more. Come be part of the conversation and help shape an unforgettable year! Sign up with the link below to find the address.

High School Youth is a large group meeting for our high school students (9th–12th grade) that meets on Wednesday evenings in the Life Center. Students gather for a fun game, worship, food, a message, and small group time. Gym doors open at 6:00 for extra hang out time!

Pastor Arron and Pastor Jonathan are hosting a worship workshop for any middle school and high school students who are currently participating or want to participate in worship ministry in youth this Fall. We will cover the Biblical concept of tabernacle worship as well as practical tips for leading our peers into the presence of God through worship. Lunch provided, sign up with the link below.

High School Youth is a large group meeting for our high school students (9th–12th grade) that meets on Wednesday evenings in the Life Center. Students gather for a fun game, worship, food, a message, and small group time. Gym doors open at 6:00 for extra hang out time!

High School Youth is a large group meeting for our high school students (9th–12th grade) that meets on Wednesday evenings in the Life Center. Students gather for a fun game, worship, food, a message, and small group time. Gym doors open at 6:00 for extra hang out time!

Tackle the tough questions in a safe group environment:

• Am I important to anyone?

• If God loves me, why do I hurt so much?

• How do I deal with my pain and loss?

• What about my personal boundaries?

• How can I tell my story?

• How can I move forward?

Experience it yourself and be better prepared to support your friends.

For questions contact Pastor Jonathan. 

Tackle the tough questions in a safe group environment:

• Am I important to anyone?

• If God loves me, why do I hurt so much?

• How do I deal with my pain and loss?

• What about my personal boundaries?

• How can I tell my story?

• How can I move forward?

Experience it yourself and be better prepared to support your friends.

For questions contact Pastor Jonathan. 

High School Youth is a large group meeting for our high school students (9th–12th grade) that meets on Wednesday evenings in the Life Center. Students gather for a fun game, worship, food, a message, and small group time. Gym doors open at 6:00 for extra hang out time!

Tackle the tough questions in a safe group environment:

• Am I important to anyone?

• If God loves me, why do I hurt so much?

• How do I deal with my pain and loss?

• What about my personal boundaries?

• How can I tell my story?

• How can I move forward?

Experience it yourself and be better prepared to support your friends.

For questions contact Pastor Jonathan. 

Tackle the tough questions in a safe group environment:

• Am I important to anyone?

• If God loves me, why do I hurt so much?

• How do I deal with my pain and loss?

• What about my personal boundaries?

• How can I tell my story?

• How can I move forward?

Experience it yourself and be better prepared to support your friends.

For questions contact Pastor Jonathan. 

Tackle the tough questions in a safe group environment:

• Am I important to anyone?

• If God loves me, why do I hurt so much?

• How do I deal with my pain and loss?

• What about my personal boundaries?

• How can I tell my story?

• How can I move forward?

Experience it yourself and be better prepared to support your friends.

For questions contact Pastor Jonathan. 

High School Youth is a large group meeting for our high school students (9th–12th grade) that meets on Wednesday evenings in the Life Center. Students gather for a fun game, worship, food, a message, and small group time. Gym doors open at 6:00 for extra hang out time!

Pastor Jonathan would like to huddle up with the high school parents on June 29th from 12:30-1:30 right after the second service to talk about upcoming plans for High School Ministry. We want to partner with parents to help your student grow in their high school years, and we need your input and feedback to raise our HS ministry to the next level. Please RSVP so we know how much pizza to buy for our time together. 

Inviting all youth who served at VBS to play whirly ball together at the end of VBS week.

No Youth tonight, See you next week!

We are invited to join the Family Ministry for a roller skating night!

We are excited to take our High Schooler's to the Cahoon's house on Wednesday, May 28th, to hang out and swim! Everyone needs to wear shorts with their swimsuits. Sign up using the link so we know who is meeting us and where. We can't wait to see you all there!

Location:
4303 Borden Dr
Arlington, TX 76017-1301

Last night of D-groups until the fall!

Welcome back to the final session of the month! As we close out this session, we’ll continue to dive deep into the truth: “I am set apart.” That’s not just a phrase—it’s a reality that God has called each of us to live out. If you’re anything like me, you might be asking yourself: How do we actually know if we’re living set apart? It’s a question that challenges us to look at the choices we make and the way we live every day.

Today, we are going to be looking at the passage found in 1 John 2:1-11, where John unpacks how we really know if we are following after Jesus. The truth is, when we believe we’re set apart, our lives should bear the fruit of that belief. Other people should be able to look at our lives and see if what we say matches what we do. So, let’s lean in, reflect, and explore what it means for our lives to truly reflect how we are to live “out of this world!”

Today, we’re going to dive deeper into what it means to live “out of this world”—to be in the world and in our culture, but look different from it and live set apart. If we are honest, sometimes we may think about being set apart and feel hopeless or despairing. How can I really make a difference? And if I feel hopeless, then where do I turn when I feel that way?

That’s the tension we’ll explore today as we look at Psalm 46. This passage is small, but it is mighty and will give us some truth and some encouragement we can take with us today. So, let’s lean in and listen, because the truth of the Bible isn’t just something we know—it’s something that changes us, giving us a hope that’s truly “out of this world”!

In today’s session of “Out of This World,” we're diving deeper into the truth that we are set apart—chosen by God to live differently in a world that often pulls us in other directions. But let’s be real: That’s not always easy. Sometimes, the thought of standing out or going against what’s culturally acceptable can feel intimidating or even scary. Thankfully, we’re not alone on this journey. 

Today, we’ll dive into the book of Romans. At the end of chapter eight, Paul, a leader in the church, speaks some words of hope to the Christians in Rome about how to live and where to put their hope. Let’s get ready to be challenged, inspired, and reminded that living for Jesus truly is “out of this world”!