2020 has been a year unlike any other. In the midst of a pandemic, racial tensions, and divisive politics, it has never been more important to answer the question: “Who is your shepherd?” We’ll look at Psalm 23 and together reflect on what it means that the Lord is our shepherd.

Guest Speaker Justin Locke shares with us from Matthew 8

Watch as Pastor Jerry shares with us about being thankful from Hebrews 10:23-25

Traci Schrock shares with us about remembering God's faithfulness and how we can use our spiritual gifts to encourage those around us and to move us forward for great things to come.

Aaron Cantrell joins us this week! He will be sharing a message from 1 Peter 2:1-3 about Peter’s practical instruction on attitudes and actions that Christians should “put away.”

Life, both now and in the past, is not the smooth-sailing journey we would prefer. It may seem like our world is crumbling, or our foundations are being shaken. Psalm 46 shows us that in a world that is shaking, we can remain unshaken.

Fear is a natural reaction to danger or threat, and the emotion of fear can be good or bad. The real issue isn’t the fear, but what we do with the fear.

This week, Barb Beard will be taking us through Psalm 46 where we’ll see reasons why we can be fearless in fearful times.

How do you pray? When do you pray? Where do you pray? This Sunday we will get take a seat next to the disciples to hear Jesus pray, and get answers to these questions?

More than a third of the Psalms are Psalms of laments. More than two thirds of all the Psalms contain at least some lament. This Sunday Pastor Brian will walk us through how the act of lament helps us bring healing in the midst of difficult times. Jesus told us that the world we live in will be difficult. How should we handle those difficult seasons?

We live in a very divided world. In fact, so did Jesus. This Sunday Pastor Brian will walk us through the history that caused the division in Jesus’ world and how Jesus broke through those divisions.

Am I my brother’s keeper? This is the first question that mankind asked God in the book of Genesis. Join us Sunday as we take a look at what Cain was really asking, what Jesus had to say about it, and how we can apply the answer today.