Pastor Doug shares from Psalm 24:1-2 which declares, “The earth is the LORD’s and all that is in it, the world and those who live in it.” This is just one reminder that the earth is the LORD’s and that we called to be good stewards of it in our time here.

This week in worship, Pastor David asks the question, “What Defines You?” and shares some things we should consider as we form our identity.

The Life Jesus Wants You To Have Can you think of something you said or did that you wish you could take back because you didn’t like how it made you look to other people? I’m sure it’s not difficult to come up with something. None of us want to be remembered for one thing…

Pastor Doug shares the Easter story from Mark who shares that the joy of Easter comes when we believe and tell the good news of the resurrection. We all benefit from believing the good news of Easter that God can bring resurrection out of crucifixion, hope out of despair, joy out of sorrow, new life out of death.

Holy week begins with Palm Sunday when Jesus enters the city of Jerusalem with his disciples. Each of the four gospels presents Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem with its own focus and its own details.

This week in worship, Pastor Barbara finishes our worship series, “Tools to Build Your Spiritual Life” sharing the final of the Corporate Disciplines: Celebration. Each spiritual discipline that we’ve looked at through this series are connected and lead us to live a life of celebration.

Where do you turn when you need guidance? How do you know that you’re receiving or listening to accurate, truthful, helpful information? How do you know the source you turn to for guidance has your best interest at heart and not some other motive?

Pastor Doug continues our worship series, “Tools to Build Your Spiritual Life” sharing the second of the Corporate Disciplines: Worship. Can you remember an experience of worship that impacted you in a significant way? Where were you? What made it special?

What Confession Does for Us What’s your favorite form of exercise? Our answers will be different – walking, running, biking, swimming, skiing, tennis, lifting weights. Some people don’t like to lift weights, but lifting weights is good for us. One weight-lifting exercise called a “farmer’s walk” involves taking a dumb bell in each hand and…

Holy Hospitality “True service builds community.  It quietly and unpretentiously goes about caring for the needs of others.  It draws, binds, heals, builds” (Celebration of Discipline, pp. 129–130).  Richard J. Foster provides this wonderful insight into the heart of today’s discipline.  It is the last of the outward disciplines on the first Sunday in Lent,…