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Though “in the flesh” we are darkened by sin, “in Christ” we are altogether lovely! Join us this Sunday at 10AM as we worship Christ and continue our journey in the Greatest Song of all time. A Song between Christ and the Church! We will see that the bride realizes that what ultimately matters is how she is viewed in Christ. That though she is still in a process of maturing, in His sight she is “altogether beautiful.” And that she needs to feed where Christ is. Join us!
Join us as we worship and continue our journey into the greatest song of all time—the Song of Songs. A Heavenly Song about Christ’s love for His bride and the bride’s love for Christ! As our hearts begin to beat more and more to the tune of this Spirit-Breathed Song, we will be living the kind of life that God desires for us. A life filled with His love and life! Christ has “brought us into the inner chambers.” The only proper response is to “rejoice” and be glad!
Join us as we bring our study of the book of Daniel to a conclusion. In his last vision, Daniel is given a extraordinarily detailed prophecy by the angel Gabriel. Prophecy that has been fulfilled to the very jot and tittle! Prophecy about wicked kings, like Antiochus Epiphanes and Herod the Great, who fell because they desired the wrong things. But one King would ultimately stand: Jesus! The fulfillment of this prophecy shows us we can trust the word of God completely. And we can stand secure in the reign of our loving King!
The Song of Songs begins with the bride saying to the Bridegroom, “Your love is better than wine” and “Your name is ointment poured forth.” The love of Jesus Christ is truly without measure and beyond comparison. The name of Jesus Christ is a sweet fragrance to His bride and lifts us into a heavenly atmosphere. Join us as we worship our Loving Lord and continue our journey through the most important Song ever written. A Song about the love between Jesus Christ and His Church!
Join us we continue our journey through Daniel and unpack his powerful “open vision” in chapter 10. Daniel sees Michael, a Great High Priest figure, upon the waters of the Tigris ready to do a new work in the world. In this chapter the veil between the natural and spiritual realm is pulled back. God gives us a glimpse of what goes on behind the scenes during our prayers. We are to be strong in the LORD! We must know that our warfare is not against flesh and blood! Join us.
God loves His people. This is the heartbeat of Scripture! In fact, near the Bible’s center pulsates a short love song titled ‘The Song of Songs.’ Simply meaning, 'The Greatest of all Songs'. The reason it is the greatest is because it is a song about Christ’s love for His bride, the church. A song with power to thrill hearts and transform lives. You and I are disciples whom Jesus loves! We are the bride of Christ! Join us as we delve into this most powerful of songs.
Christ is Risen! Join us as we celebrate the most important day in history! Our worship team is ready to lead us in praise, our children's church is excited to perform a special skit, and our pastor is overjoyed to share a message about the new creation bride of Christ. We have GOOD NEWS of GREAT JOY for everyone, everywhere!
Join us as we worship! We will be journeying with Jesus through the height of His redemptive “hour” by looking at fourteen scenes from the four Gospels. From Christ’s arrest in the Garden until His being laid to rest in the Garden tomb. What Christ did for us and our salvation on Good Friday 2,000 years ago is truly worthy of all or our worship and praise. His work STANDS COMPLETE!
Join us for our special Maundy Thursday service! Jesus said, “The one who has bathed does not need to wash, except for his feet, but is completely clean” (John 13:10). What does it mean to be “clean” reclining in the presence of Jesus? What does it mean to be brought back into new creation life? How does Jesus’ final discourse in the Upper Room and on the way to the Garden impact our lives today? As we meditate on the height of Jesus’s redemptive hour our love, joy, and peace will increase to new heights! Let us enter into worship!
Why did the followers of Jesus line the streets with palms? This morning we will learn three powerful truths about the palm branch. First, palms are are sign that Christ is Victor. Second, the cutting down of branches is symbolic of giving Christ all our glory. Third, the palms represent that Jesus brought us back to the Garden Oasis in fellowship with Himself. Join us as we worship the Lord and shout Hosanna! The Lord truly is great and greatly to be praised!
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