This weekend we continue our series called, The Book. Through this conversation, we will see that the Bible is a library of books inspired by God working through human authors. Just think of it, the One who desires to lead, mold and shape us, into the human beings we were created to be, has connected to us through His written Word.

The Bible is the greatest book ever, period. It has sold more copies and changed more lives than any book in history. It is His story. But probably the most amazing thing about it, is that we are a part of that story. Because of God’s grace and His desire to have a relationship with us, the Book comes alive for us today.

Sometimes the weather outside is perfect. However, storms can pop up out of nowhere and mess up our plans. This weekend we will see Jesus rescue the disciples from a storm and warn them about storms that will come. So, whether you are enjoying calm seas or crashing waves, the lessons Jesus teaches the disciples are perfect for all of us too! See you Sunday weather or not!

This weekend we wrap up our short series, The Difference. Hopefully, this series has been educational, but even more than that, hopefully it has been encouraging to you and strengthened your own faith. This weekend we will finish the series talking about the universality of spiritual pursuit and how the call of Christianity is clear.

This weekend we continue our brief series, The Difference, as we take a look at the religion of Islam. The Pew Research Center tells us there are over 1.8 billion Muslims in the world. What attracts people to the religion of Islam? How is it different from Christianity? Come this weekend and we will have a conversation about it. See you at church.

This weekend we begin a new series, called, The Difference. This series will be a little different than series we have done in the past. We will take a look at other religions and what is so appealing about them. Our hope is, this study will help us grow in our own faith, and enlarge our capacity to love others. Please don’t miss the start of this series. We’ll see you Sunday!

We recently finished a series on the Ten Commandments that helped us better understand what God wants for His people. This weekend we will look at a new commandment that Jesus gave his followers. This commandment is not just another rule to add to a list, it is different! Come find out how this new commandment is meant to move Christian’s to action. See you Sunday!

Judging. Even the sound of the word can put you on the defensive. However, Jesus had a take on judging that can help all of us. This weekend we take a short break between series to gain some clarity on Jesus’ instruction when it comes to judging. You don’t want to miss it. See you Sunday!

Week 10

Well we made it! The 2023 summer series, TEN, comes to an end this weekend. Let’s finish this series together. You’ve done great in hanging in there for ten weeks. We will look at the tenth commandment and find that is different from all the other commandments. How? Come and see.

Week 9

Have you ever been frustrated because of a lie? We all have. This weekend we look at the ninth commandment and the ways lying affects our lives. We will talk about where lies started, how God views lying and the remedy for lying. You don’t want to miss this weekend.

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.

Week 8

Hurt, violated, devalued, shocked, offended, wounded, angry, all are words that describe the feelings of one who has been robbed. This weekend we continue our series, TEN. We will be looking at the eighth command, “Do not steal.” As we come together we will empathize with those who have been robbed, and we will be encouraged to not become a robber.

Week 7

When temptation comes calling in your life, how do you handle it? Are you able to turn away from temptation more than you give in to it? Do you know your own weaknesses and are you prepared to withstand the pressure of the temptations? This weekend we continue our summer series, TEN, by looking at the seventh commandment.

Week 6

This weekend, we continue our summer series, TEN. The sixth commandment relates to living at peace with others. We will look at how we can obey this commandment by learning to deal with our anger and be people of peace.

Week 5

This weekend we will continue our summer series, TEN! The fifth commandment relates to the family. It is a commandment that has a promise attached to it. This weekend we will look at how we can obey this commandment through the different seasons of our lives, because, as life changes, so do the challenges of keeping this commandment.

Week 4

This weekend we will continue our summer series, TEN!  The fourth commandment is one that is positive. It does not tell us NOT to do something. To the contrary it tells us to do something that will bring refreshment, energy, perspective, hope, and joy in our lives. Can’t wait to hear what it is? See you at church!

Week 3

How important is your name? I think most of us believe our name is incredibly important. We want to keep our name in good standing. What about God’s name? How important is His name and how should we use it? This weekend we continue our series, TEN, and we will unwrap the third commandment. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn more about how not to misuse God’s name, but honor His name every day. See you in church.   

Week 2

Last weekend we kicked off our summer series, TEN. This weekend we will look at the second commandment. We will talk about ways we unintentionally reduce God in our lives. We will also consider the amazing truth that God really wants us to know Him.

Week 1

Today we begin our Summer Series called TEN. This summer we are going to revisit the 10 commandments located in the book of Exodus. We will see how radical these commands were in the context they were originally presented. But we will also see how they reveal to us the practical values that God gives us to live by today.

Week 3

We started this family series reviewing our calling as parents. We were reminded that as parents our greatest responsibility is to be a tool in the hands of God to form a human soul. It is no mistake that you are your child's mom or dad. Grandparents, your grandchildren were not given to you by mistake. God has chosen you to care for and train your child. God has placed your child in your home so that you can teach them all that He has commanded. Parents, grandparents, are you leading your home by doing whatever you can, whenever you can, to point your family to Jesus?