I love my destiny church, such great word every time. Pastor preaches straight to your heart. It's…read morecorrectional and intentional. Such a wonderful time to dig deep and get on a new path with Jesus!

I can't warn you enough about this place. Nothing said matches what is done. Destiny is completely…read morecontrolled by one family. Dirty looks, ignoring you, and shunning while requiring your submission to authority is a normal response from them especially should you ask questions. The normal response is who are you to question me and if you don't like it leave. There is no transparency about things like finances and no congregational input into any decision. After they shared my personal emails and counseling info with many of their personal friends, I attempted to even contact the stated pastoral oversight and was completely ignored. All problems are hidden and covered with a can't talk about it rule. You are required to pretend to be at peace with people that treat you vindictively and spitefully. If you talk about anything you will be called in for yet another discipline meeting where it is always two or three family members or their close personal friends against you. In these meetings even if you prove you are telling the truth and were treated badly by a family leader your reaction to the treatment is punished and the leader gets an excuse. They actually shared my personal counseling sessions in sermons and with their friends.

Excellent pastor and leadership group. Preaches God's Word from the book. Many options for small…read moregroup Bible study. The child care staff is phenomenal. A ground place to take your family and very caring for the local community.

Extremely nice church with an excellent pastor. This church…read moremakes everyone feel loved and welcomed. I can't say enough about it.

I recently attended a church service and left feeling deeply disappointed and disturbed by some of…read morethe teachings I heard. The speaker made several statements that shocked me: That it is not Satan's fault if a person sins after salvation, but entirely their own. That Satan cannot tempt a person after they are saved. That a blind man cannot be tempted because he cannot see. Additionally, the pastor preached that speaking in tongues is proof of salvation. I was honestly flabbergasted. I could not believe what I was hearing. First, the idea that a blind person cannot be tempted makes no sense. Temptation does not depend only on sight. A person has other senses, thoughts, emotions, and desires. Temptation can come through many avenues. Second, speaking in tongues is not proof of salvation. The Bible teaches that we are known by our fruit. Jesus said we would recognize His people by their fruit -- not by spiritual gifts. Nowhere did He say that speaking in tongues is the evidence of salvation. The fruit of Christ -- love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control -- is the true biblical evidence of a transformed life. Furthermore, Scripture clearly shows that believers can still be tempted. Even Jesus Himself was tempted after His baptism. If the Lord was tempted, how can anyone claim that Christians cannot be tempted after salvation? While we are responsible for our choices, to suggest that Satan has no role in temptation contradicts what the Bible teaches about spiritual warfare. The enemy still seeks to deceive and tempt believers. Hearing the congregation applaud these statements was troubling to me. These teachings do not align with what I understand Scripture to say, and it caused me serious concern about the direction of that church.

People are friendly. Pastor is a real man of God. Good kids program. Casual dress. Contemporary…read moreChristian music.

Visited on a Sunday morning bc my current church is Mosiacs and since the sermon is the exact same…read moreon Thursday night and Sunday morning I needed both! The pastor greeted me immediately and took more than a fair amount of time to make me feel welcome and talk to me! It was a streaming sermon that morning g which was new to me( a pastor at main campus was streamed live onto a screen) but it was still great! I will go again in the future but really missed Mosiac! ‍