Pastor Neil will continue the "Hunt For Treasure" sermon series this week with the next sermon being titled-The Treasure Of Rest from Hebrews 4:1-3,9-11.

We are the busiest people ever and so many are tired and weary. Have you discovered the treasure of rest or are you trading rest for something else?

If I just keep going, I can make more money, get more done, etc.

If I just do one more thing, then I can rest…

If I just had more time, then...

What do you gain when you rest? If you fail to rest, you miss out on all that God has for you. It’s in solitude, silence, and stillness that we hear some of God’s most important messages for us and we learn just how much He loves us when we rest in him.

Pastor Neil will continue our sermon series called - The Hunt For Treasure. The 3rd sermon in the series will be titled: "The Treasure Of Hope" from Titus 2:11-15

Pastor Neil will continue our new sermon series that began last Sunday called - The Hunt For Treasure. The 2nd sermon in the series will be titled: "The Treasure Of Peace" from John 14:27

This is a powerful verse about Jesus' gift of peace. It's a peace that transcends worldly circumstances, offering comfort and security to believers in the midst of life's challenges.

We must learn to turn away from worldly sources of comfort and seek the peace that only Jesus can provide and allow the spirit to work in our lives, bringing peace and strength.

Only then will we experience the transformative power of Christ's peace in all aspects of life.

Pastor Neil is back with a new sermon series titled The Search For Treasure. Todays sermon is titled Hidden Treasure and is based out of Matthew 13:44-46.

Brother Chris Inman will be bringing the Word today, starting in Deuteronomy 30:11–20 with a message titled: Choices

In today’s message, we walk through Scripture to understand God’s prophetic plan for Israel and how it connects to our present-day world. From the scattering and restoration of Israel to current global unrest and the coming return of Christ, we see how history, prophecy, and the gospel intersect. This sermon explores Romans 11, the "fullness of the Gentiles," and how God’s promises remain unshaken. Rather than fear the times, we are called to recognize them and share the hope of salvation. Don’t miss this powerful reminder that we are living in the unfolding of God’s sovereign plan.

Pastor Neil will be back with us, sharing about his mission trip to Africa and a message from the Lord out of Matthew 28 titled: God's Calling!

The CHURCH must GO out into the world. The church must travel where the lost reside. The church must go and must send disciples out into the streets and into the jungles to reach the lost. Disciples cannot be made unless someone has gone.

God’s Great Commission should not be thought of as optional, but compulsory. Not every church is required to reach every nation, but every church must play a part in discipling the nations. The lost soul across the street will go to the same hell as the lost soul in the jungles of Africa.

The Great Commission is a mandate from a merciful God to His faithful church to disciple the lost by going into the world and baptizing and teaching them to obey His commands. Matthew 28:19–20 requires an obedient church with disciples, who are willing to avail themselves for God’s glory. The result - is the unfailing love of God spread to the world and the lost being found. Are ready to answer God's Calling and GO?

This morning, Brother Dustin Snow brings a powerful message from Luke 15:1–2 & 11–32.

Thank you for worshiping with us today! We pray that the Lord ministers to your heart through the music and the message. Above all, we hope you come to know Jesus Christ as your Savior. If you haven’t yet trusted in Him, this message is a beautiful reminder of God’s extravagant love and grace.

Please continue to pray for Pastor Neil as he serves in Zambia, sharing the hope of Jesus.

Youth Pastor Matt Snow bring the sermon this morning out of Psalm 110:1.

Thank you for joining us for worship this morning. We pray that the Lord speaks to you through the worship and the word. Ultimately we pray that you know Jesus Christ as your Savior. If you don't, then this is a great message from the Lord to listen to.

Please remember Pastor Neil as he is away in Zambia sharing the good news of Jesus' love.

Pastor Neil will continue the - From Death To Life Sermon Series with the next message titled: "Do You Love Me?" from John 21:15-17

If we demonstrate our love for God in our obedience to his commands, then it seems appropriate to apply this same question to ourselves, “Do you love me?” This question provides opportunities for both conviction in reflection as well as hope in redemption. How does our identity as loved and redeemed by God reflect our response to love him in return? Loving God correctly requires wholehearted and uncompromising devotion to him and his commands, without reservation or dissection.

Like Peter, we need regular reminders of God’s provision and our dependence on him for all things. Just like Peter, even in our stumbling denials and sin, Jesus loves us and provides an opportunity for restoration of relationship and commissioning for the use of our gifts in service. God’s love is assured, but sometimes we need to hear ourselves say it aloud to remind ourselves that we love God and are called for a purpose, even if it is through the redemptive fire of suffering and restoration.