This weekend is a special one for our church family. We pause from the TEN series so we can observe the Lord’s Supper. During this special service we will take a close look at Jesus’ trial when He faced the Roman Governor, Pilate. What questions did Pilate asked Jesus? Come and hear how these questions relate to us today.

This weekend we have the opportunity to make observations of the Last Supper. What was going on in the minds of those sitting around the table? There is a great possibility that we will not only learn, but we will identify with some sitting around the table. Don’t miss this special service. See you at church!

Week 9

This weekend we will take a little side road in our series. We will still talk about a King and people in power, but we will shift to the New Testament and look at the last days of Jesus on earth. He had some interesting encounters with powerful people in those last hours on earth. We will also observe the Lord’s Supper this weekend. This is always a special time together. See you are church!

This weekend we carve out some special time to commune with the Lord and with each other. The Lord’s Supper is always a special time and this weekend we will pause to remember why we observe this tradition. What are we supposed to remember and what difference does it make? Don’t miss this weekend as we designate this special time to remember.

As we approach the Passion Week, the week before Jesus' crucifixion, we will take a look at how some loved Him and some hated Him. The same is true today. It seems everywhere He shows up, He either endears Himself to people or enrages them. The former, understand Him, the latter do not. This weekend we will seek to understand how much He loves us, simply by taking a closer look at how He demonstrated that love. See you online as we join together to celebrate His love.

Do you like second chances? The Bible is filled with stories of people who blew it and then got another chance. The reality is we all need another chance. We all have a propensity to mess up. But God is gracious, longsuffering and forgiving. He is the author of the second chance. This weekend we will celebrate the life of another chance.