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At Awakening Church, our vision is to be a strategic training center raising up the next generation of world changers. Over the next three weeks, our services will be centered around celebrating and hearing from three different demographics within our church who embody our heartbeat for making disciples: Our Proteges, Youth, and Kids Ministry!

At Awakening Church, our vision is to be a strategic training center raising up the next generation of world changers. Over the next three weeks, our services will be centered around celebrating and hearing from three different demographics within our church who embody our heartbeat for making disciples: Our Proteges, Youth, and Kids Ministry!

We know that Mother’s Day can be a day of great joy for some, and simultaneously a day that might be more gloomy for others. At Awakening our hope is to celebrate and represent the wide spectrum of motherhood that doesn’t always fit the same mold. Join us for a special service where our lead pastor Ryan will be having a candid conversation with a few amazing women in our church as we honor and hear from our fellow image bearers of God.

The Prodigal Son is one of Jesus’ most famous and beloved parables. But what if we have actually missed the point of the story? What if there is a deeper, more beautiful reality about the very heart of God that Jesus is welcoming us into? We hope you join us for a new, 4-part collection of talks titled, "Prodigal," as we take a fresh look at this famous story and discover a God we never knew existed and an invitation our hearts have always longed for.

The Prodigal Son is one of Jesus’ most famous and beloved parables. But what if we have actually missed the point of the story? What if there is a deeper, more beautiful reality about the very heart of God that Jesus is welcoming us into? We hope you join us for a new, 4-part collection of talks titled, "Prodigal," as we take a fresh look at this famous story and discover a God we never knew existed and an invitation our hearts have always longed for.

The Prodigal Son is one of Jesus’ most famous and beloved parables. But what if we have actually missed the point of the story? What if there is a deeper, more beautiful reality about the very heart of God that Jesus is welcoming us into? We hope you join us for a new, 4-part collection of talks titled, "Prodigal," as we take a fresh look at this famous story and discover a God we never knew existed and an invitation our hearts have always longed for.

The Prodigal Son is one of Jesus’ most famous and beloved parables. But what if we have actually missed the point of the story? What if there is a deeper, more beautiful reality about the very heart of God that Jesus is welcoming us into? We hope you join us for a new, 4-part collection of talks titled, "Prodigal," as we take a fresh look at this famous story and discover a God we never knew existed and an invitation our hearts have always longed for.

Who is Jesus? Why are we still drawn to and intrigued by Him almost 2,000 years later? How did this carpenter-turned-rabbi who lived in an obscure part of the Roman Empire reshape the world as we know it?

There seems to be almost a gravitational pull to the person of Jesus. This carpenter turned rabbi, who lived in an obscure part of the Roman empire, spent three years itinerate teaching in the Palestinian countryside before Rome flexed its power. Why are we still talking about him 2,000 years later? Why are we still drawn to Jesus, intrigued by him? Who is this man? Could it be our hearts have an inkling, a hunch, that he offers something, or perhaps he even is something we have been longing for?

There seems to be almost a gravitational pull to the person of Jesus. This carpenter turned rabbi, who lived in an obscure part of the Roman empire, spent three years itinerate teaching in the Palestinian countryside before Rome flexed its power. Why are we still talking about him 2,000 years later? Why are we still drawn to Jesus, intrigued by him? Who is this man? Could it be our hearts have an inkling, a hunch, that he offers something, or perhaps he even is something we have been longing for?

There seems to be almost a gravitational pull to the person of Jesus. This carpenter turned rabbi, who lived in an obscure part of the Roman empire, spent three years itinerate teaching in the Palestinian countryside before Rome flexed its power. Why are we still talking about him 2,000 years later? Why are we still drawn to Jesus, intrigued by him? Who is this man? Could it be our hearts have an inkling, a hunch, that he offers something, or perhaps he even is something we have been longing for?

There seems to be almost a gravitational pull to the person of Jesus. This carpenter turned rabbi, who lived in an obscure part of the Roman empire, spent three years itinerate teaching in the Palestinian countryside before Rome flexed its power. Why are we still talking about him 2,000 years later? Why are we still drawn to Jesus, intrigued by him? Who is this man? Could it be our hearts have an inkling, a hunch, that he offers something, or perhaps he even is something we have been longing for?

There seems to be almost a gravitational pull to the person of Jesus. This carpenter turned rabbi, who lived in an obscure part of the Roman empire, spent three years itinerate teaching in the Palestinian countryside before Rome flexed its power. Why are we still talking about him 2,000 years later? Why are we still drawn to Jesus, intrigued by him? Who is this man? Could it be our hearts have an inkling, a hunch, that he offers something, or perhaps he even is something we have been longing for?

There seems to be almost a gravitational pull to the person of Jesus. This carpenter turned rabbi, who lived in an obscure part of the Roman empire, spent three years itinerate teaching in the Palestinian countryside before Rome flexed its power. Why are we still talking about him 2,000 years later? Why are we still drawn to Jesus, intrigued by him? Who is this man? Could it be our hearts have an inkling, a hunch, that he offers something, or perhaps he even is something we have been longing for?

We have been trained to try harder. Do more. Push through. Fake it till you make it. If it is not working, you just need to grit your teeth and get through it. Yet, trying harder only creates more stress and anxiety, leaving us overworked and overwhelmed. What if there is a different way to live? What if the abundant life Jesus offers us isn’t found in trying harder? Join us for our new series, Try Softer, as we look at Jesus’ invitation to those weary, stressed out, and burdened to come to Him to find rest for our souls.

We have been trained to try harder. Do more. Push through. Fake it till you make it. If it is not working, you just need to grit your teeth and get through it. Yet, trying harder only creates more stress and anxiety, leaving us overworked and overwhelmed. What if there is a different way to live? What if the abundant life Jesus offers us isn’t found in trying harder? Join us for our new series, Try Softer, as we look at Jesus’ invitation to those weary, stressed out, and burdened to come to Him to find rest for our souls.

We have been trained to try harder. Do more. Push through. Fake it till you make it. If it is not working, you just need to grit your teeth and get through it. Yet, trying harder only creates more stress and anxiety, leaving us overworked and overwhelmed. What if there is a different way to live? What if the abundant life Jesus offers us isn’t found in trying harder? Join us for our new series, Try Softer, as we look at Jesus’ invitation to those weary, stressed out, and burdened to come to Him to find rest for our souls.

We have been trained to try harder. Do more. Push through. Fake it till you make it. If it is not working, you just need to grit your teeth and get through it. Yet, trying harder only creates more stress and anxiety, leaving us overworked and overwhelmed. What if there is a different way to live? What if the abundant life Jesus offers us isn’t found in trying harder? Join us for our new series, Try Softer, as we look at Jesus’ invitation to those weary, stressed out, and burdened to come to Him to find rest for our souls.

We have been trained to try harder. Do more. Push through. Fake it till you make it. If it is not working, you just need to grit your teeth and get through it. Yet, trying harder only creates more stress and anxiety, leaving us overworked and overwhelmed. What if there is a different way to live? What if the abundant life Jesus offers us isn’t found in trying harder? Join us for our new series, Try Softer, as we look at Jesus’ invitation to those weary, stressed out, and burdened to come to Him to find rest for our souls.

Join Awakening this Sunday for a service focused on worship and communion!