Mission City Church w/ Pastor Josh Hershey

Join us for worship! We will be delving into the 'love letter' of 2 John. There is nothing more important than Jesus's new commandment, to love one another as He has loved us!

Join us as we continue our study of the book of Daniel. We will be exploring the story of the fall and rise of King Nebuchadnezzar in Daniel 4. God is the King of kings who humbles the mighty. He is the Lord of lords who can cause even the most wicked rulers in the world to begin to give him praise. If God is able do this, how much more will he not bring transformation to his humble sons and daughters?

Join us as we worship the Lord! We have been reveling what it means “personal relationship” with God by investigating the story of Moses and the burning bush! Last Sunday we saw how after Moses drew near to the Self-Sustaining Divine Fire burning in the bush, he was given a divine assignment. But he still had uncertainty in that moment. God needed to reveal ever deeper aspects of who He was to Moses. He is the GREAT I AM. He is the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. He is Yahweh. How does this revelation of God’s name change us and help us walk in deeper relation with Him? Join us!

Join us as we worship the Lord and continue to discover what it means to have a “personal relationship” with Him. We will continue to dig into the narrative of Moses and the burning bush! After “turning aside” and “drawing near” Moses begins to “listen” to the Lord. He listens to the God who “sees”, “hears”, and “knows” everything that is going on. He listens to the Lord’s plan for deliverance. And then He receives an assignment to be part of God’s deliverance team. Join us!

Join us as we delve into the powerful story of God’s preservation and deliverance of Shadrach, Meeshach, and Abednego from Nebuchadnezzar’s fiery furnace! Just as God saved Israel from the “iron furnace” of Egypt, so He also saved His people from the “fiery furnace” of Babylon, and will one day save His people from the “furnace of fire” of everlasting destruction (Matt. 13:42-43). The Lord is with us in seasons of persecution and we can fully trust Him! “When you walk through the fire, you shall not be burned!” (Isaiah 43:2).

Join us as we worship the Lord and continue to unpack what it means to have a “personal relationship” with Him. We are especially going to dive into the narrative of Moses and the burning bush this morning. We will see that Moses made an act of the will, an act of the heart, and an act of reverence as he drew near the Lord and began to converse with Him. A relationship that ultimately blossomed into him being called “a friend of God” (Exodus 33:11). We too can have this level of relationship with the Lord! We too can draw near the Lord, behold His beauty, and be transformed into His likeness! Join us!

Join us for our Bible Study! We will be picking up in Daniel 2. A chapter that reveals that God is the Sovereign One behind world history. “He changes the times and the seasons; He removes kings and raises up kings … He reveals deep and secret things; He knows what is in the darkness.” This God also takes the prayers of His people into consideration. And His people are to be prophetic witnesses to the world regimes around them to bring them to the true king—Christ!

Join us as we worship the Lord and continue to discover what it means to have a “personal relationship” with Him. We will continue to delve into the mystery of the ascension, powerful truths from the book of Deuteronomy, as well as what it means to “hallow the name of Lord.” The Lord truly is “with us” and “goes before us.” He truly is an Almighty Father who desires to be near us and have a relationship with us. Jesus said, “And this is eternal life, that they may know You, the only true God, and Jesus Christ whom You have sent” (John 17:3).

Join us as we begin our study in the book of Daniel by delving into Daniel 1. The book of Daniel takes place “in the land of Shinar.” We see Daniel operate as a New Abraham, New Joseph, and New Moses in domain of Nimrod. We see what it means to resist the names the world gives us and cling to the names God gives us. We see what it means to serve Yahweh before and above serving masters in the world. And God blesses us in that position of humility. Just as He blessed His Son and gave Him the name above every name.

Join us as we worship the Lord and discover what it means to “have a personal relationship” with Him. We will discover what it means to “hallow the name of Lord” in our midst. We also will learn lessons from the book of Deuteronomy—that the Lord is “with us” and “goes before us”! On top of this, Pastor Josh will be sharing some vision for the upcoming year. We are boldly and courageously moving forward into 2021!