“Fear the Lord. Serve him with all faithfulness. Throw away the gods your forefathers worshipped. You can say to yourself, ‘As for me and my household, we will serve the Lord.’ That’s what this weekend is all about."

“The love and care the staff extends goes beyond just changing our children's outward behavior; they desire to see our children grow in understanding who Christ is, why we need Christ, and how the stories ultimately point us to Jesus.”

We asked six members of our congregation to share one story about a pastor at Metro who shaped their walk with God.

"It was a joy to hear from ministry directors, parents, and students as they embark upon this exciting next step and continue to learn what it means to follow Jesus."

"Our hope is not simply to get students to church on Sundays, but to help them become part of the broader church community"

"In an era where tech is so often utilized for personal ambition, pleasure, or vanity, the Digital Tech ministry strives to harness it as a tool used for redemption and renewal"

Watch how God met Sharon in her need for control, loneliness, and the pressures of marriage and motherhood. Through Psalm 139 and the finished work of Christ, He reminded her that she is fully known and loved, and that she was never meant to carry it alone.

sense that we want to ensure the physical space is welcoming for those coming to Sunday worship…”

"I hope children and families walked away not just with candy and fun memories, but with a deeper sense of being loved and welcomed."

“...her worth is not found in what she does but in what Christ has already done for her.”

"We want to raise a generation of children who know their Bible so they are fitted not with worldly armor, but with the armor of God."

MetroNext is Metro Church’s Youth Fellowship for students in grades 7-12. The students gathered for a three-day lock-in to grow closer to one another and learn how Jesus is King over their lives.

"Radical hospitality embodies the very nature of God: while we were weak and in need of grace, Christ died for the ungodly."

“College is a crosswalk between two stages of life, a season when students begin to take ownership of their faith and build a foundation that will shape the rest of their lives. The gospel is essential in helping them know Christ personally and become rooted in the life of the local church.”

“[The worship ministry] is a beautiful response and stewardship of the gifts that God has given us as His created people, made to worship Him.”

Watch how God met David and Pearl in their shame, pressure to appear put-together, and need for control, revealing through community and the finished work of Christ that they are fully loved and held even when they cannot hold everything together.

“[Outreach events] are moments where we get to walk with our volunteers, helping them understand why we serve: as a joyful response to the Gospel and in obedience to God’s Word.”

"Gospel community CAN be messy at times – that’s unavoidable when you have broken people doing life with other broken people. But that’s also kind of the point."

Despite being fully known, Cheyne came to see that she is still fully loved. Watch how the gospel reshaped Cheyne's understanding of identity, grace, and God’s nearness in this installment of Metro Stories, a series that highlights journeys and testimonies within our Metro Community.

We asked our community group leaders one question: “What is one thing you learned from our pastors at Metro?”

What happens when becoming parents doesn’t go the way you planned? In the midst of waiting, uncertainty, and surrender, Cody and Chelsea discovered something deeper about God, themselves, and what it means to truly trust. Watch how the gospel re-centered their journey around the sufficiency of Christ in this installment of Metro Stories, a series that highlights journeys and testimonies within our Metro Community.

For years, Gina found her identity in strength, self-reliance, and getting it right. But motherhood revealed her limits—and the depths of her daily need for grace. Watch how the gospel reshaped Gina’s understanding of weakness, identity, and God’s nearness in this installment of Metro Stories, a series that highlights journeys and testimonies within our Metro Community.

We hope the teachings will help you to meditate and reflect on Christ’s journey to the cross for the redemption of His people.

For years, Kristi searched for joy through striving, obedience, and even rebellion. But no matter what she did, joy remained out of reach—until she realized joy was never the goal, Christ was. Watch how the gospel reshaped Kristi's heart in this installment of Metro Stories, a series that highlights journeys and testimonies within our Metro Community.

Hear Thatyana’s powerful testimony of how God’s grace transformed her life in this installment of Metro Stories, a series that highlights people's journeys and testimonies within our Metro Community.

We hope the teachings will help you to meditate and reflect on the Coming King for the redemption of His people.

Beginning March 25, Metro's pastors lead us through brief, reflective teachings from the Book of Hebrews titled “𝘑𝘦𝘴𝘶𝘴, 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘎𝘳𝘦𝘢𝘵𝘦𝘳…”.

Daily “devotions” will be available to you in your journey through Advent this week.

Beginning February 22, every weekday will feature one leader from Metro who will lead our church in prayer over at least 1 particular “theme” of needs both in our city and local body.

Follow along with our daily devotionals during Advent.

Metro's Innovation Team writes and delivers a powerful original poem of gospel paradox

Spoken word poet Alexandra Green writes and delivers a powerful original poem called "Toward the Son" for Metro's Resurrection Sunday Easter Service.

Beginning March 2, every weekday will feature one leader from Metro who will lead our church in prayer over at least 1 particular “theme” of needs both in our city and local body.