In this week's message we explore the truth that the abundant life cannot be fully experienced in isolation. Drawing from John 10:10 and Genesis 1:26-28, we delve into the divine nature of community and how it aligns with God's own Trinitarian relationship.

In this week's installment of the "Made for More" series, we dive into the topic of joy. Drawing inspiration from 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18, we explore the profound idea that God desires our hearts to be filled with joy. Reflect with us on how joy can be present even amidst challenges and how it can be cultivated in our lives. Engage in worship that lifts your spirits and prepares your heart to receive a transformative message. Be a part of this meaningful experience as we uncover practical ways to grow in joy and walk in alignment with God's Spirit.

Our church driveway was destroyed from flash flooding. Join us for our final outdoor church service. Next Sunday we will meet back at our building!

In this message, we delve into the theme of religious hypocrisy and its dual nature of affecting us from within and without. Through the lens of Jesus's courageous confrontation with the Pharisees' hypocrisy, we gain valuable lessons that resonate in our lives today.

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Our church driveway was destroyed from flash flooding. We will hold Church services at Evans Park until repairs can be completed.

How Does Jesus Teach Us To Pray to the Father?

Our church driveway was destroyed from flash flooding. We will hold Church services at Evans Park until repairs can be completed.

In this sermon based on Luke 9:18-62, we delve into the transformative message of following a crucified Lord and leading a cruciform life. Discover the profound meaning of surrender and obedience as we explore the challenges and rewards of living out our faith in a world that often values self-fulfillment over self-denial. Join us as we explore the rich teachings of Jesus and uncover practical applications for embracing the cruciform life in our daily walk with Him.

A recent storm and flooding have made our church building inaccessible. This Sunday and next Sunday we will be online only.

Through this passage in Luke, we witness Jesus's authority over the seas and storms, demonstrating that He is more powerful than any natural force. As we delve into the encounter with the demon-possessed man and the townspeople's response, we confront the distinction between fear without faith and the trust we can place in Jesus's unmatched power and authority.