On March 5, Dr. Don Solomon brings a message from the greatest sermon ever preached, the Sermon on the Mount, from Matthew 5:13-16, being salt and light. It is also communion Sunday.

On February 26, Dr. Don Solomon brings a message from the greatest sermon ever preached, the Sermon on the Mount, from Matthew 5:1-12, the beatitudes.

On February 19, Dr. Don Solomon brings a message called, Continue the Building of the House, from Ephesians 2:13-22.

On February 12, Dr. Don Solomon brings a message called, Build the House, from Haggai 1:7-11, 2:6-9.

On February 5, Don is back in the pulpit with a message all about the Lord’s Supper, called, Remembering the Cross, from Exodus 12:21-23, 12:14, Luke 22:7-21, 39-44, and Luke 23:44-49.

On January 29, we had a special guest speaker, Dr. David Sedaca, Vice President of Chosen People Ministries, who spoke about Priority 1:16, from Romans 1:16. Our schedule was modified for this week only, having only ONE worship service meeting at 10:00am.

On January 22, we have worship and classes happening at both 9:30 and 11:00, as well as two adult classes happening at 8:30. Dr. Don Solomon brings a message on How God Speaks to His People from 1 Kings 19:9-18, Daniel 7:11-14, John 8:47, 14:15-18, 25-27. 

On January 15, Dr. Don Solomon first talks about the role of the Transitional Pastor, and then brings this message on Hearing the Voice of God from Psalm 81:8-14 and Isaiah 48:17-19. The message includes the following verses...

1) Jeremiah 33:3

2) Psalm 29:3, 85:8, 119:105

3) John 8:47, 10:27, 14:26, 16:13

4) Hebrews 2:1, 3:15

5) Revelation 3:20

On January 15, Dr. Don Solomon first talks about the role of the Transitional Pastor, and then brings a message on Hearing the Voice of God from Psalm 81:8-14 and Isaiah 48:17-19.

On January 8, we are back to our regular schedule with classes and worship happening at both 9:30 and 11:00. This Sunday is special since we are ordaining eight new deacons at 10:30. Dr. Don Solomon brought a message on Stephen and Philip being an example for all of us, from Acts 6:1-10, 7:51-60, 8:26-29, 34-35.