A lot of people call themselves Christians—about a third of the world. But wearing the name and actually following Jesus aren’t always the same thing. It’s easy to slip into a version of faith that looks good on the outside but doesn’t really change us.

This series is an invitation to be honest about where our faith might be getting watered down. Each week, we’ll look at a different way that happens and explore how we can move from a surface-level Christianity to a deeper, transformed life with Jesus.

God doesn't care what style of music we sing – hymns or praise and worship music – as long as we “lift His Name on High” and praise Him for his greatness.

Songs are a vital part of worship:

Singing allows believers to express their love and devotion to God

Music unites us – it’s kinda like our preparation for heaven -  All of us singing together.

Songs can provide comfort and healing, reminding people of God’s unwavering love and support

Songs can provide Joy and laughter – to boost our moods

Many songs are actual Bible verses – they reinforce God’s teachings.

Thought it might be fun to look at some old Sunday School Songs.

These songs are timeless – if you look at the words – we can learn how to live a life for Jesus.

A lot of people call themselves Christians—about a third of the world. But wearing the name and actually following Jesus aren’t always the same thing. It’s easy to slip into a version of faith that looks good on the outside but doesn’t really change us.

This series is an invitation to be honest about where our faith might be getting watered down. Each week, we’ll look at a different way that happens and explore how we can move from a surface-level Christianity to a deeper, transformed life with Jesus.

A lot of people call themselves Christians—about a third of the world. But wearing the name and actually following Jesus aren’t always the same thing. It’s easy to slip into a version of faith that looks good on the outside but doesn’t really change us.

This series is an invitation to be honest about where our faith might be getting watered down. Each week, we’ll look at a different way that happens and explore how we can move from a surface-level Christianity to a deeper, transformed life with Jesus.

Join us as we celebrate Pastor Jack Cohen’s 30 years of faithful ministry. Through music, testimonies, stories, and special presentations, we’ll look back at God’s faithfulness, the lives that have been impacted, and the incredible journey of one man who faithfully answered God’s call. We invite you to celebrate with us and give thanks for all that God has done.

Life can wear you down. Seasons shift, dreams stall, and sometimes it feels like you’re stuck watching everyone else move forward while you’re standing still. But what if God isn’t calling you to stay stuck or even just to survive? What if He’s inviting you to ElishaBrate Life?  In this series, we’ll walk through the life of Elisha, a man who learned how to follow God through fire, famine, frustration, and faith. His journey shows us what happens when we stop clinging to comfort and start chasing calling—when we burn the plow, dig the ditches, pour the oil, and trust God to make the axe head float.  Because life isn’t meant to be endured, it’s meant to be celebrated. Not just getting through it, but living it with purpose, power, and joy.

Life can wear you down. Seasons shift, dreams stall, and sometimes it feels like you’re stuck watching everyone else move forward while you’re standing still. But what if God isn’t calling you to stay stuck or even just to survive? What if He’s inviting you to ElishaBrate Life?  In this series, we’ll walk through the life of Elisha, a man who learned how to follow God through fire, famine, frustration, and faith. His journey shows us what happens when we stop clinging to comfort and start chasing calling—when we burn the plow, dig the ditches, pour the oil, and trust God to make the axe head float.  Because life isn’t meant to be endured, it’s meant to be celebrated. Not just getting through it, but living it with purpose, power, and joy.

Life can wear you down. Seasons shift, dreams stall, and sometimes it feels like you’re stuck watching everyone else move forward while you’re standing still. But what if God isn’t calling you to stay stuck or even just to survive? What if He’s inviting you to ElishaBrate Life?  In this series, we’ll walk through the life of Elisha, a man who learned how to follow God through fire, famine, frustration, and faith. His journey shows us what happens when we stop clinging to comfort and start chasing calling—when we burn the plow, dig the ditches, pour the oil, and trust God to make the axe head float.  Because life isn’t meant to be endured, it’s meant to be celebrated. Not just getting through it, but living it with purpose, power, and joy.

Life can wear you down. Seasons shift, dreams stall, and sometimes it feels like you’re stuck watching everyone else move forward while you’re standing still. But what if God isn’t calling you to stay stuck or even just to survive? What if He’s inviting you to ElishaBrate Life?  In this series, we’ll walk through the life of Elisha, a man who learned how to follow God through fire, famine, frustration, and faith. His journey shows us what happens when we stop clinging to comfort and start chasing calling—when we burn the plow, dig the ditches, pour the oil, and trust God to make the axe head float.  Because life isn’t meant to be endured, it’s meant to be celebrated. Not just getting through it, but living it with purpose, power, and joy.

A Celebration of Life for one of our beloved and dedicated members, Emily Hewitt, will be held after our service on Sunday, June 14th.