The word Gospel means good news! The first four books of the New Testament are called the Gospels because they contain the life and teachings of Jesus who is the "good news" embodied. As the church began to grow throughout the 1st century, the leaders of the early church, began to interpret the teachings of the disciples and apply them to their lives, and learned how to live out the gospel in practical ways. Letters were written to teach the early church how to apply the Gospel in their cities, families, and personal lives, and these letters became part of our Bible to teach us how to live out the Gospel. 

Join us for this series leading up to Easter where we look at the Gospel's impact on the early church through the teachings of early church writers. 

The word Gospel means good news! The first four books of the New Testament are called the Gospels because they contain the life and teachings of Jesus who is the "good news" embodied. As the church began to grow throughout the 1st century, the leaders of the early church, began to interpret the teachings of the disciples and apply them to their lives, and learned how to live out the gospel in practical ways. Letters were written to teach the early church how to apply the Gospel in their cities, families, and personal lives, and these letters became part of our Bible to teach us how to live out the Gospel. 

Join us for this series leading up to Easter where we look at the Gospel's impact on the early church through the teachings of early church writers. 

The word Gospel means good news! The first four books of the New Testament are called the Gospels because they contain the life and teachings of Jesus who is the "good news" embodied. As the church began to grow throughout the 1st century, the leaders of the early church, began to interpret the teachings of the disciples and apply them to their lives, and learned how to live out the gospel in practical ways. Letters were written to teach the early church how to apply the Gospel in their cities, families, and personal lives, and these letters became part of our Bible to teach us how to live out the Gospel. 

Join us for this series leading up to Easter where we look at the Gospel's impact on the early church through the teachings of early church writers. 

The word Gospel means good news! The first four books of the New Testament are called the Gospels because they contain the life and teachings of Jesus who is the "good news" embodied. As the church began to grow throughout the 1st century, the leaders of the early church, began to interpret the teachings of the disciples and apply them to their lives, and learned how to live out the gospel in practical ways. Letters were written to teach the early church how to apply the Gospel in their cities, families, and personal lives, and these letters became part of our Bible to teach us how to live out the Gospel. 

Join us for this series leading up to Easter where we look at the Gospel's impact on the early church through the teachings of early church writers. 

In this New Year's message pastor Jeff promises that the coming year will contain its share of trouble, but reminds us that God is bigger than our trouble.

Listen as Pastor Jeff shares a new years message from Isaiah 43, about our complicated relationship with memory!

Join us for the second of four advent messages leading up to the celebration of the birth of Christ. Based on Mathew 2:1-12.

Join us for the first of four advent messages leading up to the celebration of the birth of Christ. Based on Luke 1:26-38.

Pastor Jeff Shares from 1 Thessalonians 1:1-3, and uses this passage as a template to express his thankfulness for the congregation, and also to challenge them to continue their tradition of faithful work, loving deeds, and enduring hope!