Fall is coming, and with it another ministry year! As we look ahead to the fall, we are invited to consider new ways that we can seek God, journey as family, and serve others so that we can be a diverse and unified body full of healthy and growing disciples of Jesus.

Today we look at a parable of Jesus where He shares the good news that the path to significance in God's Kingdom is unbelievably easy and also unbelievably difficult to believe.

The goal and the great challenge of the Christian life is transformation. Paul encourages us to not give up on the goal!

The story of the Bible is the story of God seeking to partner with humans who always fall short. God proves again and again that He is the faithful companion who is worthy of your trust.

This week we have guest preacher Phil Tolbert, executive director of Lake Beauty Bible camp joining us for worship. He is preaching on 2 Corinthians 5:6-10;14-17 and encourages us to keep an eternal perspective and to be transformed by Gods love day in and day out.

This morning we consider how where we fix our eyes determines the direction and focus of our life. Our lectionary texts provide both positive and negative examples of this principle and invite us to consider where our attention is fixed and what direction we are heading.

This morning we celebrate communion, graduates, and consider the truth that it is the quieter seasons of our life that give us space to develop new rhythms and spiritual practices. This time of “ordinary time” in the lectionary is just this-a divinely mundane season to say “speak Lord, for your servant is listening”.

In this Trinity Sunday sermon, we explore the mystery of God as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Through Isaiah’s vision, Psalm 29’s depiction of nature’s power, and the love in Romans and John, we delve into the holiness, unity, and love of our Triune God. Join us as we reflect on these truths and their impact on our lives.

Welcome to today’s special service, where we celebrate both Pentecost and Confirmation Sunday. Join us as we witness our youth affirm their faith and explore how the transformative power of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost continues to inspire and empower believers today. It’s a day of powerful testimonies and renewed commitments, reflecting the ongoing work of the Spirit in our lives.

Today we look at a great resurrection text that reminds us with Jesus there is always enough and so we can relax, slow down, and trust God for our daily bread. Pastor Dave’s sabbatical is starting where the church is allowing him to enter into this spiritual practice.