This weekend we continue our series, ADVENT. We have been looking intently at Luke’s account of Zechariah and Elizabeth expecting a newborn and learning lessons from their experience. This Sunday we will discover three significant takeaways from their experience that will personally challenge and encourage us this Christmas season.

This weekend we continue our ADVENT series by looking at the meeting that kicked off the anticipated arrival of the Messiah. It is a meeting between Mary, and the angel Gabriel. This exchange communicates to us how God has plans that are greater than we can imagine, and our openness to His plans can be life-changing. What plans does God have for you this Christmas season? Maybe we can find out more this weekend.

As we begin to celebrate the Christmas season, join us for our new series, The Advent.  The word ADVENT simply means arrival. The people of God were anticipating the arrival of the Messiah. This Sunday we will look at a couple of characters in the Christmas story who played significant roles in the arrival of the Christ child. Looking forward to joining you this weekend as we anticipate His arrival together.

This weekend we will gather for a special time to share in the Lord’s Supper. We have much to be grateful for, and during this season of Thanksgiving we want to take time to pause and thank God for the sacrifice He made for us. Please do not miss this special service as we remember.

A message from Guest Pastor Lucas Kovtynovich

Jesus said that his followers are the “Light of the World!” This weekend we will learn what Jesus taught about being light in the darkness and what that looks like in our world today. 

This weekend we wrap up our series, STOP THAT – START THIS. We will look at the one thing we are mandated to start on our Christian journey. It is not optional. It is the best thing that has ever happened to you, and the best thing you can do for others.

This weekend we will continue our series, Stop That – Start This. Our conversation will be so important that it can reshape your relationships, and there is nothing more important that relationships.

Jesus is the “Light of the World!” As believers, we are to walk in the light. This weekend we will learn about light and darkness to identify the areas in our lives where “the light” can shine more brightly. 

This weekend we begin a new series called, Stop That – Start This! Life is filled with beginnings and endings. However, sometimes it is a challenge for us to stop doing something that may not be good for us. At the same time, it is difficult to start something new. So, through this series we will discover the value of stopping the things that bring us down and starting new things that will help us grow. Let’s learn together this weekend.

This Sunday, we conclude the I Get You message series. Sunday's message will emphasize that couples can truly understand and to love one another by first recognizing God's great love for them. We will be discussing the Hebrew word for God's love "Hesed". God's unwavering, loyal, and steadfast love. Throughout the Old Testament, "Hesed" is shown through God's covenantal love in His relationship with the Isaelites. In the New Testament, we see that true love, forgiveness, and sacrifice in relationships come from the transformative power of God's love through faith in Jesus. 

This weekend we continue with the I GET YOU series that we kicked off last weekend. In our second session, together we will talk about how to navigate through the storms of life as a couple. Everyone goes through storms so the principles we will learn this weekend will be valuable to everyone.

This weekend we begin a new series celebrating marriage called, "I GET YOU." Whether you are married or not, you have been affected by marriage. And no matter your view of marriage or experience with marriage, we should all be on the same page with the One who created marriage. Let's get there this weekend!

Join us for Missions Month 2024! This year's theme is "Purposed," inspired by the powerful message of 2 Corinthians 5:17: "Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: The old has gone, the new is here!

This weekend we conclude our series, Developing a Heart Like Christ, by revisiting some of Jesus’ ministry experiences. We will see the heart of Jesus is compassionate and He wants to help us become all we were intended to be. Sounds like a great lesson to end the series.

This weekend we continue our brief three-part series, Developing A Heart Like Jesus. Last week, we learned the importance of having a heart that will willingly worship the God who is. This weekend we learn that they heart of Jesus is a inviting heart. He, the God of all Creation, in the flesh, invites us to be a part of His Kingdom building work. Come hear what that looks like.

This weekend we begin a new series called, Developing A Heart Like Jesus. On Sunday we will have a conversation about developing a worshipful heart. Looking to the Psalms for guidance, this weekend’s kick-off message will draw us to the heart of worship and the value of worshipping the One who is! There is none like Him.

In the Bible, Christians are instructed to bring glory to God in “Whatever you do. ” This weekend we will see how God made work and rest, and how they uniquely help us to glorify Him.

This weekend we conclude our summer series, THE COMEBACK, with the ultimate comeback. Jesus is the KING OF COMEBACKS. Not only has He enabled countless people to make a comeback to God, He brought people back to life, and the ultimate comeback was His own resurrection. But that’s not all! He has another comeback in store. Let’s talk about it.

This Sunday, we’ll explore John 11 where Jesus raises Lazarus from the dead. In this next-to-last message of "The Comeback" series, we'll see how this miracle defied death and disrupted everyone's expectations. If you or someone you know needs a renewal of faith and hope, bring them to experience the power of Jesus' words.