A church for people who feel church isn’t for them.
Sunday: 9:30AM, 11:00AM
801 Beirne Ave, Huntsville (5-Points)
You Belong Here
We don’t care what you wear, how many piercings or tattoos you have, what candidate you voted for or even if you know anything about the Bible. We are a church filled with people just like you with every kind of story imaginable.
It’s dark, it’s loud, and it smells a lot like coffee. We love Jesus.
We love the Bible, and we love our church.
We’re having a ton of fun, but we aren’t just playing around.
We love what we get to do here.
We think you’ll love it too.
Upcoming events
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Kids Baptism Class
December 21st
This class is for kids who have accepted Christ as their Savior and are ready to be baptized, or they have questions about baptism. A parent or guardian will need to attend class with the child. The class will take place in the Large Group Classroom in the Kids Ministry area from 4-5PM.
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Christmas Eve Candlelight Service
Tuesday, December 24th
You are warmly invited to join us on Tuesday, December 24th at 5PM, as we gather for a time of worship and reflection in celebration of the birth of our Savior. Together with the Lakewood Baptist Church congregation, we will meet at the Lakewood church grounds for an outdoor candlelight service. The evening will include the singing of beloved Christmas hymns, a brief devotional message, and the sharing of fellowship. We will also have hot chocolate and candy canes!
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Women's Ministry Retreat
February 20th and 21st
Step away from the noise and into a sacred space designed just for you. This retreat is a time to rest, reflect, and reconnect—with God, with others, and with your own heart. Through powerful teaching, heartfelt worship and meaningful conversations, we’ll explore what it means to be deeply rooted in faith and renewed in purpose.
Come as you are—and leave transformed.
Huntsville
Address
801 Beirne Avenue Northeast
Huntsville, AL 35801
Summer Service Times
Sunday: 9:30am and 11:00am
Last week’s Teaching:
Was God Angrier in the Old Testament?
Does it ever seem like the God of the Old Testament is angrier than the God of the New Testament?
In this Christmas sermon, we address a question many people quietly wrestle with but rarely ask out loud. We examine God’s anger through the lens of covenant justice, showing that much of what we see in the Old Testament is God keeping His promises to protect the vulnerable and confront generations of injustice.
We also challenge the idea that the New Testament somehow softens God by removing judgment, and instead show how it reveals the solution. Jesus steps into our place, satisfying God’s righteous anger through propitiation and crediting us with His righteousness through imputation.
This message connects God’s anger directly to the beauty of Christmas, showing how the baby in the manger was a step toward the cross, planned from before the foundation of the world.
Christmas reminds us of both the seriousness of sin and the overwhelming depth of God’s love. It invites us to receive the grace Jesus offers and extend that same grace to others.
The service concludes with an invitation to respond, prayer, and communion as we remember the price Jesus willingly paid for us.