A church for people who feel church isn’t for them.

Sunday: 9:30AM, 11:00AM
801 Beirne Ave, Huntsville (5-Points)

 

Upcoming events

  • Sunday Funday

    August 23rd

    Come enjoy an afternoon of pure fun: water slide, foam party, food, ice cream, games, and giveaways. Bring your people and let’s make memories.

  • Next Steps

    August 30th

    Are you tired of sitting on the sidelines and just doing church? Are you ready to learn more, grow more, serve more? Then Next Steps class is here for you!

    Next Steps is not some boring tutorial, but an exciting overview of how you can join the Essential Church Community! You will hear what we are about, how you can connect, and where you can plug in.

    Lunch and childcare are provided, but registration is required for adults (for the Next Steps class) and for children 6weeks to 5th grade (for childcare).
    Registration closes on Thursday, August 27th at midnight.

    Register here.

  • Wednesday Night Prayer

    Wednesday Night Prayer

    Every Wednesday

    Join us for a weekly time of prayer at The 2101. When we meet God, we want him to say “Essential is a PRAYING church. This prayer time will not be focused on anything in particular, it will just be a meaningful time of prayer for whatever is on your heart.

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.

 
 
 
 
 

Huntsville

Address
801 Beirne Avenue Northeast
Huntsville, AL 35801

Summer Service Times
Sunday: 9:30am and 11:00am

 
 

Last week’s Teaching:
Rediscovering Biblical Evangelism

 

What if the church has spent decades teaching Christians to evangelize in ways the apostles never did? What if forcing a gospel presentation, pressuring someone to pray, and measuring success by immediate decisions has done more harm than good? In Acts, Peter does not preach to pagans the way Paul does. Paul does not quote Scripture to people who do not recognize its authority. Neither man treats people like a sales target. They listen. They understand their audience. They challenge false beliefs. They make Jesus clear. So why do many Christians still use the same script on everyone? Is every believer actually called to be an evangelist? What is the difference between evangelism, witnessing, and discipleship? Have we mistaken awkwardness for boldness, pressure for conviction, and manipulation for faithfulness? Join Pastor Jason as he explores what Peter and Paul actually show us in the book of Acts, and what it means to rediscover biblical evangelism.