We are celebrating the miracle of the incarnation through our teaching series: Love Came Down. Christ leaving His privileges of Godhood behind and becoming human was one of the most humble and loving acts in history. Using John’s prologue as a backdrop, we will spend this advent season meditating on different aspects of what it means in our lives that Christ came down in love in the form of a helpless baby to carry out God’s plan of salvation. In today’s sermon, we look at how the advent was the beginning of God’s plan to invite us into His family as sons and daughters. No matter what else is happening in our lives this holiday season, we can know that we are loved and that we have a family!

We are celebrating the miracle of the incarnation through our teaching series: Love Came Down. Christ leaving His privileges of Godhood behind and becoming human was one of the most humble and loving acts in history. Using John’s prologue as a backdrop, we will spend this advent season meditating on different aspects of what it means in our lives that Christ came down in love in the form of a helpless baby to carry out God’s plan of salvation. In today’s sermon, we look at the rejection that Jesus had to face to fulfill God’s plan. The rejection of Christ is both a source of comfort for us and a reminder to not reject Him ourselves.

We are celebrating the miracle of the incarnation through our teaching series: Love Came Down. Christ leaving His privileges of Godhood behind and becoming human was one of the most humble and loving acts in history. Using John’s prologue as a backdrop, we will spend this advent season meditating on different aspects of what it means in our lives that Christ came down in love in the form of a helpless baby to carry out God’s plan of salvation. In today’s sermon, we look at Jesus as the light of heaven that darkness can never overcome. Jesus incarnated into a dark world and His light is still shining in the dark and chaotic times in which we live.

Our Argentina Team just got home after 11 days of ministry with Pastors Anthony & Jessica Rosier’s churches in Argentina. Today is all about sharing testimonies and giving God the glory for all the ministry we participated in and all the ways that God moved. We pray you are encouraged to seek God for the nations and to one day set your feet on foreign soil to do the work of the Kingdom.

November 17th, 2024

Join us as we encounter God through worship and teaching from the Bible. In today's sermon, Pastor Sugi will teaching about worship and practicing the presence of God to allow that throne room experience to permeate our everyday lives. We are going to learn that the Presence of God is a necessary component not only in our journey as Christians but as a body of Christ in ministry. How would our lives look like if we spent every moment aware of the presence of God?

November 10th, 2024

Join us as we encounter God through worship and teaching from the Bible. In today’s sermon, Drs. Mark & Val Willman will be sharing on how to be used by God in you own personal mission field, using your own gifts and talents for not only for His glory, but also to reach the people that you come across in life.

November 3rd, 2024

Join us as we encounter God through worship and teaching from the Bible. Before the movement of Jesus was ever known as Christianity, it was known as The Way. In our This Is The Way teaching series, we are exploring the gospel of Matthew to discover the attitudes, behaviors, and principles that Jesus modeled for us to follow. In today’s sermon, we look at the seventh principle of following the Way: a life of mission. How would our lives look different if we viewed every day as if we have been sent on a mission by Jesus?

Before the movement of Jesus was ever known as Christianity, it was known as The Way. In our This Is The Way teaching series, we are exploring the gospel of Matthew to discover the attitudes, behaviors, and principles that Jesus modeled for us to follow. In today’s sermon, we look at the sixth principle of following the Way: selfless service to others. Jesus set an example for us to serve others rather than desiring to be served. Those that desire to be great in the Kingdom of God will follow Christ’s example and make ourselves servants of all.

Before the movement of Jesus was ever known as Christianity, it was known as The Way. In our This Is The Way teaching series, we are exploring the gospel of Matthew to discover the attitudes, behaviors, and principles that Jesus modeled for us to follow. In today’s sermon, we look at the fifth principle of following the Way: a life of prayer. Jesus didn't pray just as part of his daily routine; it was a vital aspect of his life. Prayer resembles a wagon wheel, with the hub at the center and the spokes representing different aspects of prayer.

Join us as we encounter God through worship and teaching from the Bible. Before the movement of Jesus was ever known as Christianity, it was known as The Way. In our This Is The Way teaching series, we are exploring the gospel of Matthew to discover the attitudes, behaviors, and principles that Jesus modeled for us to follow. In today’s sermon, we look at the fourth principal of following the Way: removing the yoke of weariness. Spiritual rest and refreshing are promised in the Way if we will come to Jesus, take up His yoke, and learn from Him.