We all need wisdom every day, and wisdom itself comes from God.  To be wise is to know God relationally through Scripture and living day by day trusting God provides for our needs for his glory!  Join us as we draw closer to God through Daniel chapter 1.

We're starting a new series on the book of Daniel this morning.  In order to get the most meaning and application for our lives, we'll begin with just the first two verses and provide a solid background so we can interpret and apply what we're reading more easily.  Don't miss out!  God is in control!

It's not always easy to find ways to meet new people, or share the gospel of Christ in natural fashion.  How can we do better?  BELLS is an acronym that will give us all a boost relationally with the world around us for Christ.  Join us and ring the BELLS for Jesus.

Christ is returning someday, though nobody knows the day or the hour.  Jesus could return any second and we must be ready beforehand.  Jesus told a parable about a wedding and 10 virgins to help us understand what it means to be ready for his return.  This is important and timely.  Join us!

What's in the genealogy of Jesus Christ that is the genesis of our faith and witness in the world?  Plenty!  Join us and find out!

Christmas Eve Service

John's gospel begins not with the birth of Christ, but the pre-existent Word who created all things and became fully human, God with us.  Get the Word this Christmas!  Join us!

Mark's gospel doesn't include the genealogies of Christ, nor the events of John the Baptist's and Jesus' birth.  Mark's first sentence is incredible and very revealing.  John the Baptist's ministry and the ministry of Christ that follows prepares us all for Christmas in a fresh new way! Join with us and we celebrate Christ!

This is the final sermon in our series on Colossians and it's very fitting to close with a message for persistent prayers and proclamations of the gospel.  Find out more about persistent prayer and salty talk with us!

Slaves?  Lots of different emotions and impressions can arise in our minds given our nations past.  Yet, the word “slave” is found in various forms about 150 times in the Greek New Testament but is often translated “servant” or “bondservant” instead.  Why?  What does it all mean for followers of Christ today?  This is really good to meditate on!