Simeon's song is one of peace. The moment he saw Jesus, he knew this was a new era. If we want the peace that Simeon knew, we need to find ourselves where Jesus is. Luke 2.25-35.

DeDe Wood continues our sermon series, The Songs of Christmas with a message called, The Song of the Angels. The angel's song is one of Joy! Joy is not as much a feeling as it is a state of being. True joy comes through the presence of God.

"Suddenly, the angel was joined by a vast host of others—the armies of heaven—praising God and saying, “Glory to God in highest heaven, and peace on earth to those with whom God is pleased.” – Luke 2.13-14

DeDe Wood continues our series, The Songs of Christmas with a message titled, The Song of Mary. Through looking at Mary's Song in Luke 1.46-55, we see God's loyal love comes to all people.

Christmas time is here! Celebrate The Songs of Christmas with us as we anticipate the celebration of the birth of Jesus!

Giving thanks is at the foundation of our faith. When things are going well, it's easy to be thankful. But, we are called to be thankful even when things aren't going so well. How do we do this? It starts in the heart.

We wrap up our series following a surprising election outcome by looking at Psalm 146. We are asking, "How do we move forward? What is God's heart for the church in an incredibly divided world?".

There's a great racial divide today in America. But, those who follow Jesus are to intentionally engage in the ministry of reconciliation,–including racial reconciliation. How do we do this? What does racial reconciliation look like in small town America that is largely homogenous? How do we contribute to the redemptive history of our communities? That's what we're exploring today with a message titled, ONE PEOPLE.

How do we follow Jesus in a divided world when we don't see eye to eye? We all see things differently. But, as Jesus followers, we need to pursue making sure our differences don't lead to division.

BETTER TOGETHER SERIES #2 – How are Christians supposed to engage with politics and the election? What do we have at stake? Ultimately, we need to put our trust and hope in the ONE KING and his Kingdom above all earthly kingdoms.

The world is incredibly divided. But, Jesus says we are better together. Healing of division can come when we see things from the perspective of Jesus.