As we look forward to 2021, we must change our focus. For many of us, our focus has been on the unprecedented storm of events in 2020 resulting in feelings of hopelessness, powerlessness, and discouragement. We're beaten down by the wind and the waves of these events and fear grips us as we feel ourselves sink.

This Sunday Eric takes us through Colossians 3 to see how raising our focus to Jesus and His things will not only give us a new perspective of hope, but energize us to make a difference in 2021.

Often we can find ourselves not looking forward to the time to come and what is promised to us in Scripture. With the promise of Jesus coming back- at any moment- we should be living in expectant hope and eagerness for that time. In Luke 2:25-38, Simeon and Anna are a great model for us, they were long awaiting their Savior and when Jesus came, they were ready. Are we?

What would our lives look like if we saw things from Heaven's perspective? This Sunday Pastor Ben leads us through Luke 2:1-20 as we see how the shepherds were given a fresh perspective on their earthly troubles and how they received heavenly news with great joy. 

Pastor Aaron continues our Advent series called: A Thrill of Hope by looking at the life of Mary. She was favored by God and demonstrated deep faith in Him to do the impossible. Join us this Sunday to find out how Mary's example applies to us, the Church.

This Sunday Eric Carter kicks off our new Advent series called: A Thrill of Hope. Over the next four weeks we will look at different characters around the time Jesus was born and find out how they reacted to this new reality. 

All throughout the New Testament we are shown the importance of baptism and how it is a mark of obedience in our walk of faith. This Sunday Pastor Ben goes over what baptism signals in the life of a believer with a call to walk in obedient faith with our Heavenly Father.

This Sunday we took a break in our Matthew series to hear how God has been working in and through our church by hearing testimonies from those in our church! We hope you are encouraged and your faith is strengthened by what was shared. All praise be to God for all the work He is doing!

As Jesus concludes his Sermon on the Mount, he aims to bring his hearers to a decision. But apparently not everyone who calls Jesus their Lord is actually a Christian. How do we discern if we are truly saved?

Many of us have difficult relationships with our earthly fathers. As fathers in this fallen world, we admit that we fail in so many ways - we're distant, we're harsh, we desert. And that may cause you to disregard our heavenly Father. This Sunday, we'll look at how Jesus describes a better relationship with a Father that longs for conversation with us and won't disappoint.

Our culture has a definite view of 'judgment' - it condemns it! But is that what Christ taught us? Is that what He meant when He said, "Judge not"? This Sunday, we're exploring the Scriptures to get a better picture of what exactly we're called to when it comes to 'judgment.'