Anger. Just the word can make you cringe. There is only one letter difference between anger and danger. That is why it is so important that we discuss the topic. Our anger can become dangerous. As we continue our short series on emotions this month, the next emotion we will discuss is anger. The insights we uncover this weekend could be life-changing for you.

This weekend we begin a new series called, Thrills and Spills. We will take a close look at our emotions and see how God helps us manage them. We all have emotions that God gave us. We are made in His image and because He “feels,” we feel too. This weekend we will gain insight from God’s Word on how to deal with one of our most powerful emotions.

HAPPY EASTER!!! This weekend is the highlight of the year for every believer in Jesus. This weekend we will celebrate the resurrection of Jesus, and the promise to all believers of being resurrected to eternal life. This is a weekend that everyone is thinking about church. So, it’s a great weekend to invite some friends to join you for the services. Let’s be intentional about giving our friends and opportunity to hear the life-changing news of God’s love this weekend.

Maundy Thursday, sometimes called “Holy Thursday,” is the Thursday right before Easter. On that night over 2,000 years ago in an upper room in Jerusalem, Jesus established the Lord's Supper for His followers to observe in remembrance of Him. Join us for a special upper room experience as we recapture the story of that evening.

This Sunday is Palm Sunday. Every year we as a faith community take some time to talk about the events of that week. We will look at one of the conversations Jesus had that week. We will talk about the people that got Him and those that didn’t. We will see how lavish love should be expressed, and why it is difficult for some to show it. We will conclude by participating in the Lord’s Supper and remembering what He has done for us. It is always a special time together.

Do you have any relationships that you would like to see reconciled? This weekend we continue our series, What Does the Cross Mean, by looking at another aspect of what God was doing when Jesus died on the cross. He was in the process of reconciling us to Himself. We will unwrap this important facet of the cross this weekend, as we talk about two types of reconciliation.

Have you ever been to court? If you have, how would you describe that experience? We continue our series, What Does the Cross Mean this weekend, by examining the word, “Justification.” It is a legal term that helps us understand better our relationship with God through what happened on Jesus’ cross.

Today we begin a new series that will lead us up to Easter. For the month of March we will take a close look at what is happening on the cross. Now, you might say, “I know what happened on the cross. Jesus died there.” But there is more to it than just a horrible death. This weekend we start to look at some of the cosmic events that took place when Jesus gave His life for us. Let’s start this journey together this weekend. See you Sunday!

Today we begin a new series that will lead us up to Easter. For the month of March we will take a close look at what is happening on the cross. Now, you might say, “I know what happened on the cross. Jesus died there.” But there is more to it than just a horrible death. This weekend we start to look at some of the cosmic events that took place when Jesus gave His life for us. Let’s start this journey together this weekend. See you Sunday!

Have you ever been in a place that’s really and truly dark? A place with absolutely zero sources of light? It’s a little unsettling, isn’t it? We lose context. We become disoriented. And if we’re honest, sometimes we get scared. There is another kind of darkness that surrounds us. It’s not the absence of light. It’s the darkness of a world without good. A world without God.

There is darkness. But there is a light, too. And not just any light. It’s a light that is overwhelming, all-consuming, and perfectly pure . . . a light that refuses to be ignored. It’s the light of God’s goodness. And it breaks through in the most amazing ways. There is a light that drives away darkness. A light that drives out fear. A light that runs off despair. A light that shines for justice. A light that is comforting, and clarifying ... A light that saves.

This weekend we will bring our Trust series to a close. For the past five weeks we have been talking about how we can have confidence in trusting God. This weekend we will focus on a more horizontal level, and have a conversation about how to trust others, and be a person someone can trust. Looking forward to seeing you this weekend.

Was there ever a day that changed your life? This weekend we continue our series on Trust. We will look to another major character in the Bible and see if we can identify with his journey of trust. There was a day that changed his life and from that point on, trust became a major factor in his life.

Did you like school? Did you like tests in school? This weekend we continue our series on TRUST, and we will discuss the topic, what it means to be enrolled in Trust School. We will learn from some of the experiences of Moses and the Children of Israel. It should be fun, but…there will be a test!

This weekend we will continue our series on TRUST. Have you ever experienced family difficulty? Our next installment of our series will look at the question; How do you trust God in a season of family difficulty? Perhaps God has in store for us, some spiritual movement this weekend, if we trust Him.

This weekend we continue our series on, TRUST. We will carve out different scenes from the life of Abraham and witness how his trust is developed through various circumstances he faces in life. We will also consider the fundamentals of trust.

We begin a new series on the subject of Trust. Trusting can be very difficult for some and easy for others. Jesus told His disciples not to fear, but to trust in God. Whether you are faithfully trusting Him now, or you are going through a season where trust is difficult, you will want to be a part of the beginning of this series.

New Year’s Eve 2023

Christmas Eve 2023

From the beginning of time God has desired to draw near to us. To restore what was broken at the Fall. This weekend we will look at the lengths our gracious God has gone to be with us.

God has always wanted to be with us. This may be difficult for some to comprehend, but it is true. It is the message of the Bible. During the month of December we are going to explore this concept of God With Us. Where did that idea get started, and what does that look like in real life today? Join us Sunday as we begin, God With Us.