In every situation, whether married or single, or employed or unemployed, or in quarantine or dealing with a global pandemic, we as Christ-followers should not sacrifice our relationship with God.

We spent this past Sunday morning lifting the Lord up in song and praise, just like the psalmist said to do.

Social distancing and stay at home orders are a part of our new normal. And just as God spoke to the Israelites about how to adapt to their lives in captivity He shares with us today how we can adapt and prevail to this new normal during this global pandemic.

From time to time the Church needs to stop and address the concerns of the people and the community, so we do. Join us for a Biblical response to the current global pandemic.

If we are Christ-followers we will live lives that look like that of Jesus Christ, not ones that mirror that of the world.

The spiritually mature in Christ aren't following pastors or denominations or church fads or trends. They are following the One Who created the universe and the Church, the One in Whom we place our faith, Jesus.

God gives His people access to His wisdom in order to see His will done in the world...all we have to do is ask.

Denominations are a way to follow God as we all follow Jesus. If we are following our denominations instead, then we aren't doing it right.

Paul's letter to the Church in Corinth isn't to atheists or to non-Christians. It is to those in Corinth and around the world called to Be The Church.

What if we used our spiritual gifts to meet the needs of people in our community and not just people in our congregation?