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Join us for Annex Easter at Noah’s Event Venue. We have a fantastic day planned for the entire family. We believe that God can turn around any situation for good, just like He did through His son, Jesus Christ. Let’s remember the life Jesus made possible for us when He defeated death on Easter Sunday! We can’t wait to celebrate with you!
We can all agree that waiting for anything we want is not an easy thing in our instant gratification society. Are you quitting and giving up before your next breakthrough or will you trust Him? Pastor Ray, in the sermon "Ready… or Not," explains that in the space between the "now" and the "next" is where God stretches and grows us within.
Are you tirelessly trying to write your own story in this life and trying to create or maintain the identity you built yourself? This Sunday we see through the book of James and the sermon "Same Days, New Dream" that following Jesus means giving up the luxury of having our own way. Listen in as we hear what happens when you let Jesus write your story and your identity is in Christ.
If the tongue is a tattletale of what's in your heart, and we are marked by the words that we use, how do you measure up? We continue in the book of James as Pastor Rachel inspires us to use our voices to speak life and love into a world that is crying out and hurting in the sermon "Turn it Around."
Do you feel like your faith is weak or lacking and you just can't seem to get it right? In the sermon "It's Working," Pastor Ray reminds us that faith is not some formula, it's a function. He takes us through James 2 from our series Prone to Wander to show us that it's when you actually put faith and works hand in hand that you can actually make progress.
If Jesus is the personification of love, what would change if we were really more like Him? If we walked into any place with the mentality of "What can I give?" instead of "What can I get?" James gives us the keys to the Christian life, because he knows we are Prone to Wander. "A Fair Shake" is this weeks' title from the message given on Sunday as we are challenged to ask ourselves some hard questions.
Continuing in our Prone to Wander series with the message "Pull it Together," we are delving deep into the love letter written by James that guides us on how to maneuver through this life. Pastor Rachel reminds us that when we prioritize love–the outpouring of God's love upon us, and the continuous outpouring of God's love through us–we will find the life we are seeking and the answers we are wanting.
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