From Acts 4:32-35 we learn that the best action to meet the needs of those around us is collective. All of us working together to do together what we cannot do by ourselves. 

Easter Sunday, the women approached the tomb with a stone blocking their thinking. When they got here the stone was rolled away. What stones are blocking our rising with Christ? Truth is God is still Rolling Stones today.

On Maundy Thursday Jesus had one more opportunity to teach the disciples who he was and what he was asking them do in love as he washed their feet.

Welcome to Week Five in the Living Lent series, based on the word PAIN. We are reminded today that the pain of rejection and the pain of a father when a son leaves demonstrate the reckless love of God revealed in Jesus, who wipes every tear from our eyes. May this service’s readings from Scripture, children’s sermon, sermon and hymns all serve to help you to remember that we are people of the resurrection living in Lent.

Welcome to Week Four in the Living Lent series, based on the word PRAISE. We are reminded today that even in the midst of sorrow, we are called to celebrate the love of God and the joy that can be found only in Christ crucified, who reigns in glory now. May this service’s readings from Scripture, children’s sermon, sermon and hymns all serve to help you to remember that we are people of the resurrection living in Lent.

Welcome to Week Three in the Living Lent series, based on the word PROCLAIM. We are reminded today that our proclamation of the Savior brings faith to life. May this service’s readings from Scripture, children’s sermon, sermon and hymns all serve to help you to remember that we are people of the resurrection living in Lent.

What was Jesus Purpose? Knowing his purpose what is our why? What is our Purpose?

We begin a series of sermons for Lent based on one word. For Ash Wednesday the word is Ponder. To Ponder the love and extravagant grace offered to us without a price as we repent of our sin and turn back to God

Based on Mark 9:2-9, the story of the transfiguration of Jesus on the mountain, we explore how and where we can be in God's presence regularly.