High School

(Grades 9-12)

Student Life exists to equip students to follow Jesus. Through intentional environments focused on biblical teaching, authentic community, and meaningful service, we guide students toward a transformative relationship with Christ. Our prayer is that every student discovers their identity in Jesus and lives with purpose that reflects God’s love. We’re honored to walk alongside these incredible young people and excited to see how God works in and through their lives.

Tuesday Night Youth Group:

7pm – 9pm

Tuesday night youth group offers a relaxed space where students connect with each other, their small group leaders, and are challenged to grow in their relationship with Jesus. We invite students from all backgrounds to discover what it means to follow Christ in a fun, engaging environment.

Current Series:

In this seven-week series, our high school students will study one of Jesus’ most important teachings: the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 5–7. Jesus describes a way of life that often looks very different from what the world celebrates. He challenges common ideas about happiness, success, influence, relationships, faith, possessions, worry, and what it means to build a meaningful life.

Throughout the series, students will explore what Jesus means when he calls his followers to be salt and light, why he cares about our hearts and not merely our outward behavior, and how genuine faith shapes the way we treat others. We will also discuss trusting God with our worries, choosing what has lasting value, recognizing truth, and building our lives on a strong foundation.

The Sermon on the Mount is not simply a list of religious rules or a checklist for becoming a better person. Jesus is showing us what life can look like when he transforms us from the inside out and leads every part of our lives. Whether students have followed Jesus for years, are just beginning to explore faith, or are unsure what they believe, this series will invite them to honestly consider Jesus’ words and the different way of life he offers.

Sunday Discipleship Hour:

9:45am – 10:45am

This fall in Discipleship Hour, our students will begin with a four-week series focused on the Holy Spirit. Students will learn who the Holy Spirit is, including that He is fully God and a person rather than simply a force or power. We’ll explore how the Holy Spirit works in believers by pointing us to Jesus, convicting us of sin, guiding us in truth, and helping us follow God. We’ll then study Galatians 5 to understand what it means to walk by the Spirit and how the Spirit produces His fruit in our lives. We’ll conclude the series by studying Psalm 51, looking at David’s prayer of repentance and his desire for a clean heart, a renewed spirit, and the continuing presence and work of God in his life.