Our hope is that this new midweek service will help each of us, particularly younger and newer believers find the community God wants for each of us. We talk a lot about "Christian Community" however little is done to foster it – we want to see it take place and are willing to work at making it happen!

Join us for Pastor Lloyd’s latest series, Biblical Living, on basic helps for the Christian life.

Our hope is that this new midweek service will help each of us, particularly younger and newer believers find the community God wants for each of us. We talk a lot about "Christian Community" however little is done to foster it – we want to see it take place and are willing to work at making it happen!

In the passing of the mantle, we have heard optimism and encouragement but also warnings. It is now the moment of Moses' death. Moses is not permitted to enter the promised land but the Lord is allowing him a peek. Pastor Lloyd takes a look at the many parallels between Moses and Jesus and concludes with the reminder of the key word of this book,

Our hope is that this new midweek service will help each of us, particularly younger and newer believers find the community God wants for each of us. We talk a lot about "Christian Community" however little is done to foster it – we want to see it take place and are willing to work at making it happen!

Here, Moses confers a personal blessing upon the nation before his death. He speaks to each of the tribes, similar to Jacob's blessings on his sons in Genesis, chapter forty-nine. This is an in-depth look at each of the blessings of Moses upon the twelve tribes and applications for today.

Our hope is that this new midweek service will help each of us, particularly younger and newer believers find the community God wants for each of us. We talk a lot about "Christian Community" however little is done to foster it – we want to see it take place and are willing to work at making it happen!

This chapter is a song of Moses, a sobering song, a witness of God's faithfulness contrasted by the unfaithfulness of His people. This song proclaims the Lord but it also proclaims the corruption and betrayal of His children. How is a corrupt heart restored to a right relationship? Do we stop to consider the end and have we prepared for that day? This message helps to answer those questions.

Our hope is that this new midweek service will help each of us, particularly younger and newer believers find the community God wants for each of us. We talk a lot about "Christian Community" however little is done to foster it – we want to see it take place and are willing to work at making it happen!

The familiar words repeat again about carefully observing all the words of the Law as Moses now passes the baton to Joshua. Then, sadly, the Lord declares the rebellion the people will commit and the evils that will come upon them. It is always wise to consider how we are living our days and whether our house is built on sand or rock.