Happy Father’s Day!! Today is about honoring the men of our church but it is also about keeping God in the proper place as our Heavenly Father. Drs. Mark & Val Willman take the pulpit today to both preach the Word and to share all that God did on their recent sabbatical. We are encouraged to align our lives with God’s will. The best way to know God’s will is to know Him more. The more we experience Him, the more we will come into obedience to His will.

Welcome to Sports Camp Sunday! Our theme this year was The Greatest Comeback based on Ephesians 2:4-5. Each one of us has a comeback story as God transforms us from “down & out” to “champions” through the saving work of our MVP: Jesus Christ. Our keiki ministry director, Sarah Reis, will guide us through the five key words from our passage as we break down our comeback journey through the gospel.

In our Relationship Reset series, we are using Romans 12 as a foundation to help people thrive in healthy relationships. Our heart is to see people heal their past, strengthen their present, and build their future through biblical relationship skills. In today’s sermon, we conclude our series with our final relationship type: difficult relationships. Difficult relationships are an opportunity to both build your character and to demonstrate the Kingdom of God. We will learn the skills of speaking blessings and showing authentic kindness in our interactions with difficult people.

In our Relationship Reset series, we are using Romans 12 as a foundation to help people thrive in healthy relationships. Our heart is to see people heal their past, strengthen their present, and build their future through biblical relationship skills. In today’s sermon, one our pastors, Shannon Chidester, opens up God’s Word regarding selfless love in romantic relationships. God created romantic love with purpose. It’s more than emotion—it’s a sacred connection that mirrors His heart and draws us closer to Him and each other.

In our Relationship Reset series, we are using Romans 12 as a foundation to help people thrive in healthy relationships. Our heart is to see people heal their past, strengthen their present, and build their future through biblical relationship skills. In today’s sermon, we tackle the most difficult topic of this series: toxic relationships. We want to empower people to identify and walk away from toxic relationships. The only way to heal from a toxic relationship is to end it and replace it with a loving environment.

n our Relationship Reset series, we are using Romans 12 as a foundation to help people thrive in healthy relationships. Our heart is to see people heal their past, strengthen their present, and build their future through biblical relationship skills. In today’s sermon, we felt it was a good day to explore family relationships and specifically what we are and are not responsible for within our biological and our church families. Discerning the difference is key to positive, life-giving family relationships.

May 4th, 2025

Join us as we encounter God through worship and teaching from the Bible. In our Relationship Reset series, we are using Romans 12 as a foundation to help people thrive in healthy relationships. Our heart is to see people heal their past, strengthen their present, and build their future through biblical relationship skills. In today’s sermon, one of our Elders, Fran Basuel, dives into our second relationship type: estranged relationships. In the face of broken relationships, when we choose forgiveness and extend grace, we leave the door of our heart open for God’s healing and reconciliation to happen.

In our Relationship Reset series, we are using Romans 12 as a foundation to help people thrive in healthy relationships. Our heart is to see people heal their past, strengthen their present, and build their future through biblical relationship skills. In today’s sermon, we explore our first relationship type: friendship and community. In a season of history where people are increasingly isolated and lonely, the skill of making friends and creating community needs to be rediscovered.

Happy Easter Sunday! This Easter season, we are rejoicing over the coming of our King from Zechariah 9:9. In today’s sermon, we look at Easter as the story of God turning grieving into rejoicing (John 16:20-22). This has been God’s work from the beginning and He will continue this work in our lives until the time when all grieving will cease.

Happy Palm Sunday! This Easter season, we are rejoicing over the coming of our King from Zechariah 9:9. In today’s sermon, we are exploring the history of Israel to see that every king that has come along has left us disappointed…except One. Palm Sunday is about rejoicing over a different kind of King and a different kind of victory…both that are eternal. Recognizing Jesus as THE King of kings should end our longing for all other kings.