Mark Prislovsky returns to our second hour of worship as he brings a message to us from the chapters of Systematic Theology, written by Wayne Grudem.

Mark Prislovsky returns to our second hour of worship as he brings a message to us from the chapters of Systematic Theology, written by Wayne Grudem.

Our guest speaker returns for a second time in August and reminds us of the most important thing in the Christian life; loving Christ above all else. Revelations 2:1-7

Our guest speaker returns for a second time in August and reminds us of the most important thing in the Christian life; loving Christ above all else. Revelations 2:1-7

Our guest speaker returns for a second time in August and reminds us of the most important thing in the Christian life; loving Christ above all else. Revelations 2:1-7

Our guest speaker returns for a second time in August and reminds us of the most important thing in the Christian life; loving Christ above all else. Revelations 2:1-7

Colossians 1:15-20 “Putting Jesus in His Place” (The Preeminence of Christ) - Guest speaker and Ugandan Gerald Sseruwagi uses this particular passage of Scripture to refute the commonly held practice of molding Jesus to whatever ‘we’ need Him to be. In addition, he discusses the importance of Christ in our daily lives and His inseparable commitment to the Church on Earth.

Colossians 1:15-20 “Putting Jesus in His Place” (The Preeminence of Christ) - Guest speaker and Ugandan Gerald Sseruwagi uses this particular passage of Scripture to refute the commonly held practice of molding Jesus to whatever ‘we’ need Him to be. In addition, he discusses the importance of Christ in our daily lives and His inseparable commitment to the Church on Earth.

Colossians 1:15-20 “Putting Jesus in His Place” (The Preeminence of Christ) - Guest speaker and Ugandan Gerald Sseruwagi uses this particular passage of Scripture to refute the commonly held practice of molding Jesus to whatever ‘we’ need Him to be. In addition, he discusses the importance of Christ in our daily lives and His inseparable commitment to the Church on Earth.

Taking a temporary break from preaching in the main service, Pastor Welch brings a unique teaching in the First Light hour concerning breaking destructive habits in our lives. "STOP, GET, and START." Pastor Welch helps us to see that while ‘formulas’ are no magic bullet, they can assist us to move past the old and bring in the new.