It's a well-known reality that Gen Z struggles with more mental health problems than any generation before them.  These are issues for Christians and non-Christians alike, so what can we do?  This series will aim to give students a greater understanding of common mental health issues, like anxiety and depression, and help them develop a gospel-centered response both for their own mental health struggles as well as their conversations about mental health with non-believers.

Isn’t evangelism just for pastors and missionaries? Am I really called to share my faith with other people? How can I share my faith when I know people don’t believe? This series will challenge Middle School students to understand that evangelism is a calling given to all Christians! Many times students want to share their faith but don’t exactly know how or when or maybe even what to say. People should know that we are Christians by our words and actions. In order to share our faith well, we must know the gospel, believe the gospel, love the gospel, and have a love for those who do not know the gospel.

"The Christian life is not one of solitude." There are at least three good reasons for having small groups: community, discipleship, and accountability. This Wednesday Night series called United will help us get back to the basics of why we have small groups!