In 2 Chronicles 5, we learn about the details of worship in the inner sanctuary at the temple, where the Ark of the Covenant was placed and animals were sacrificed.
But, through the love, grace, and mercy of Jesus Christ, we don't need a temple. We don't need the ark to be in the presence of the Lord. And most of all we don't need animal sacrifices to be cleansed from our sins. Jesus became our once-for-all sacrifice.
In this session, Pastor Tim discusses two elements when it comes to our preparation of worship.

On the third installment of our Family Sunday, we welcomed our Missions Pastor, Carey Higgins, to share a word with us.

Through the Psalms we see how David would become changed through his words as he worshiped the Lord. The same thing happens to us. It's almost impossible to continue in the hurt or sorrows this world can bring.
But, we have to be careful WHAT we worship. Many things can bring temporary relief, but true peace, rest, and love comes through the worship of the Lord God.

In session two, Pastor Tim looks at glimpses of heaven that are recorded in Isaiah 6 and Revelation 4 and shows us how when we worship God, our honor, adoration, and attention should be directed at the identity and actions of the Lord.

Worship is more than singing. It's not just a religious practice or a genre of music. Worship is something that encompasses the whole of our lives.

In this new series, Pastor Tim is going to explore what worship is, how we worship, and most importantly who we worship. 

On this 4th of July weekend, we welcomed Scott C. Lewis to share a message with us about speaking blessing, truth, and resisting the curse of the evil one. We are REDEEMED!

Despite all that Ruth had gone through, we learn that not only did God have a redemptive plan for her, but she and Boaz were part of the redemptive plan of all mankind.
In this final installment on the book of Ruth, Pastor Tim shows us that the lineage of Jesus included names that were not so great people. Both men AND women. But despite any judgements or "self-disqualifications" you place on yourself, God is your redeemer. We just have to be willing to let Him do HIS work in us.

As Pastor Tim shares the seventh session of his series on Ruth, we see Ruth and Naomi's redemption come full circle. And despite the unexpected loss that they both experience in the beginning, through faith, they walk boldly into unimaginable blessing.

In this session, Pastor Tim moves into Ruth chapter 3 where we see her taking a bold step of faith towards Boaz to seek his blessing.

As Pastor Tim continues his series on the book of Ruth, he moves into chapter three where we see Ruth boldly positioning herself to at Boaz's feet. And it was Ruth's faith and trust in her mother-in-law that placed her, and her family, to be redeemed.