Christmas with Hope is right around the corner! On Sunday evening, December 15, we will begin with A Christmas Stirring at 5:30 in the Main Sanctuary, including Communion. Sunday morning, December 22, we will gather for one Family Worship Hour at 10:00 am (dress comfortably and Christmas pajamas are welcome). Come and experience Christmas with Hope on Monday, December 23. at 5 & 7 pm and Tuesday, December 24 at 3 & 5 pm. Mark your calendars and invite your loved ones! Visit ChristmasWithHope.com for more information and to relive sweet Christmas memories!

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Brooklyn Tabernacle Arrangement

Dr. Eli Morris helps us understand what it means to have a diverse community in changing times.

Rev. Rufus Smith Continues our new sermon series, "Mix tape: A Series of Sermons", with "Training Godly Children in a Less Godly Culture" He reminds us that parents are the best teachers to their children, and if they provide ongoing godly grit, then God will provide the ongoing grace to help them overcome their parenting mistakes.

Rev. Vincent Joplins continues the Stirring sermon series "Thank God."

Rev. Rufus Smith continues our new sermon series, "Mix Tape: A Series of Sermons," with "Five Levels of Spiritual Service: Which Level Are You?" He reminds us that serving the Lord's church is a high biblical expectation. He also asks if we are each currently serving and if is it in our most gifted area?

Rev. Hannah Attaway teaches us “The Story of Being Found (A Theater Kid's MixTape).” She reminds us to recognize that we were once lost and the beauty of being found. She reemphasizes what it means to have Biblical value and that we enter another level of belonging with the body of Christ.

Dr. Eli Morris teaches us what “Loving Mercy” means this weekend as part of the “Mix Tape: A Series of Sermons.” He teaches us that the best way to honestly know and love mercy is to show it to other people.

Rev. Rufus Smith continues our sermon series "Mix Tape: A Series of Sermons" with "Since God Controls, Why Does the World Seem Out of Control?" He teaches us that since God the Father governs political movements, like Daniel, Jesus Followers need not panic or become frantic.

Rev. Chad Johnson asks us the nostalgic question, “Won’t You Be My Neighbor?” He encourages us to examine who we consider our neighbors and how we treat them, offering a deeper look at what it means to be a “good neighbor.”

Rev. Rufus Smith continues our new sermon series "Mix Tape: A Series of Sermons" with "Fasting–An Untapped Spiritual Power." He reminds us that fasting is a catalyst to prayer like salt speeds the boiling of water; it can add a spark to the dying flames of our spiritual lives.