“Fear of commitment” is a common problem today. What happens if I give my whole self to God? Can I trust Him with my hurts? Can I trust that He won’t cause me more pain? God wills for you to be healed and whole.

The second Beatitude says, “Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted.” (Matthew 5:4) We all need comfort from God, especially in grief and times when we’ve lost hope. It might surprise you that two of God’s blessings in disguise can be grief and pain. In fact, God can use them as pathways to hope and comfort. Join us this Sunday as we seek God’s comfort.

“Blessed are those who know they are spiritually poor.” (Matthew 5:3)

Ancient Christians used the first day of the New Year to think about past failures and resolve to do and be better in the future. Join us for a service of renewal and recommitment on the first day of 2023.

The gift, when it finally arrived, changed everything. The gift is why we celebrate. The gift is why the church exists. Come and celebrate the gift with us on Christmas Day!

Is your heart peaceful? Do you have peace with others in your life? What does having the Prince of Peace in our hearts mean for Christian life and eternity? Join us Sunday as we proclaim the peace of Christ.

Let’s face it, sometimes our lives are very dark. The joy of advent is the promise of the coming of the light. Jesus came to bring light in the darkness and give us a reason to rejoice. He promises to come again and make that joy permanent.