Life can be defined by constant life changes, but regardless of the transitions you are facing, the enduring promise of Scripture is that God is always with His people. By examining the stories of biblical figures like Joshua, Gideon, and Jeremiah, we see how trusting in God’s presence provides strength and courage during uncertain times. Pastor Ryan leads us through an exploration of this powerful, life-changing truth and learn how to rely on God's guidance and comfort in every season of life.

For the past three weeks we have talked about having a personal relationship with Jesus, a heart that is fully committed to Him no matter the cost and having the right spirit as we engage with others. This week, Jesus selects 70 other disciples to prepare the way for Him and there is so much that we can learn from this event which will serve us well as we are now charged to prepare the way for His second coming.-Sermon from Pastor Tre

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For the past two weeks we have been challenged to make up our minds about who Jesus is to us personally, to make up our minds about how serious we are in our commitment to follow Him, and this Sunday we are being challenged to not forget Who's Spirit inspires us. 

-Sermon by Pastor Tre

Last week we were challenged to take Jesus personally. This week we will see what it really means to follow Him.When it comes to following Jesus, too often people treat it like social media. We tap the button that says “follow” or we click “subscribe,” we walk away and never really give that page or content another thought. In many cases, we actually forget that we followed that person or group to begin with.The truth of the matter is that following Jesus is not about click-bait. It’s about commitment. It’s not about a subscription; it’s about a total surrender of our lives. -Sermon by Pastor Tre

"One of the most consistent discoveries in the four Gospels is people’s ignorance about who Jesus was. This is still true today. On Sunday we will arrive at one of the most critical points in all of the Gospels. This week, we have come to a place of decision-making concerning our own beliefs about Jesus. During worship this Sunday, we are going to focus our time on three declarations,What people say about Jesus (Lk. 9:19).What we, ourselves, say about Jesus (Lk. 9:20).What the Father says about Jesus (Lk. 9:35).Although, these questions will pin down what we believe about Christ, they will not leave us without hope."-Sermon by Pastor Tre

"Evaluations are a necessary part of any meaningful work. While it’s not always received well, because frankly, there’s always something that can be improved on. If done well, it creates a huge opportunity for improvement and growth.

Like many of you, I have an annual doctor's appointment where my doctor evaluates my health. He pokes and prods. He asks tons of questions. He has my blood drawn and he makes suggestions or recommendations about ways that I can improve my overall well-being. I used to be one of those people who avoided going to the doctor. Why? Because if I go he’s going to find something wrong with me and I didn’t want that bad news. I have since learned to appreciate those appointments.

Those annual visits have helped to identify issues in my health, both seen and unseen. And they have also helped me to live a healthier life as I have followed my doctor’s instructions.

The story of the feeding of the 5k is not that different. The disciples are going to have their faith evaluated by Jesus and what they will discover will be of great benefit to them as they continue to declare the kingdom of God wherever Jesus sends them.

So, grab your Bibles and let’s pick up at verse ten."

-Sermon from Pastor Tre

We are jumping back into our study of the Gospel of Luke and we have arrived at a transition point in the life of Jesus and His disciples. Since the fourth chapter of Luke the disciples have sat in the classroom with Jesus teaching them about the kingdom of God; showing them how to minister to others and explaining why it is important that the grace and love of God be extended to all people. Now, Jesus is going to push the disciples out of the classroom and into the hospitals of their surrounding region where they can try their hand at practicing what they have been learning about ministry from the Master.

-Sermon by Pastor Tre

Our Youth Pastor, Darius Petties shares on Falling in Love with Jesus. May it encourage you today.

The stories of Jairus' daughter and the woman with the issue of blood continue Luke's theme of obedience to the word of God. Earlier he used the examples of family, nature and demons to show its importance. This week he focuses on disease and death. Again, the challenge in all of this is to be doers of the Word and not just hearers.

Sermon by Pastor Tre

"The Word of God gives us many different pictures of dads and whether your dad was out of the picture, in the picture, or perhaps he was the one taking the pictures of your life we can all learn valuable lessons about the kind of fathers, father-figures, or mentors we want to be and ultimately, the kind of Father God has been to us."

-Sermon from Pastor Tre