This morning Pastor Greg continues on the theme of living with intentionality for the Lord. Living with purpose, focus, direction, and intentionality for God. He talks about 3 “I Am” statements that the Apostle Paul declared. 3 statements that are intentional and so very applicable to us today.

This morning Pastor Greg speaks on intentionality. We are called as believers to live lives of intentionality for the Lord & His Kingdom. This then flows down to every part & detail of our life. We typically live with ‘good intentions’,but good intentions are way different than living with intentionality

Happy New Year!! In this first message of the year, Pastor Greg speaks on a topic that should be a distinguishing mark in every believer’s life. We see it in creation, we see it at the end of time, and for over 20 centuries it has been a part of the lives of the people of God. What we are talking about is different than the world’s happiness, it’s a lasting inner contentment and we are glad.

With one Sunday left in December, Pastor Greg visits another aspect of the Christmas story again. This part of the story, though, takes place AFTER the scene of the manager, the angelic pronouncement to the shepherds, the heavenly choir, and the excitement of the lowly shepherds. What do we do the ‘day after Christmas’? How should we approach Jesus after all the decorations are put away, the social media Christmas posts are over, and the excitement of the season has finished?

The Oso Creek Christmas Eve Eve service is a special celebration held on December 23rd, offering a unique opportunity for the community to come together before Christmas Eve. This service features candlelight, festive music, scripture readings, and joyful carols, all reflecting the spirit of Christmas. It provides a moment for reflection and anticipation of Christ's birth, allowing families and individuals to prepare their hearts for the holiday. The Oso Creek service is a meaningful tradition for many, bringing warmth, joy, and a sense of community during the holiday season

The Greatest Gift ever given to humanity is Jesus Christ. His birth, death, and resurrection brought hope, love, and redemption to the world. Jesus, the Son of God, came to teach us how to love unconditionally, forgive endlessly, and live with compassion. His message of peace, grace, and forgiveness continues to inspire and transform lives.

“I doubt God hears me.” This is a statement that many believers utter because many of our prayers seemingly go unanswered. This morning we continue talking about doubt by examining 2 pretty obscure characters of the Christmas story found in Luke 2. They had been praying for a long time without an answer. What do we do when it seems as if our prayers go unanswered? That is the subject of this morning’s message.

This morning we examine how some of Jesus' followers & disciples ‘doubted’ Him after the resurrection in Matthew 28:17. What did this mean & what kind of ‘doubt’ were they exhibiting? When we uncover the meaning behind this very specific Greek word, we will find the reality that many coming to churches every Sunday exhibit this same type of ‘doubt’. Let’s go all in for Jesus.

Join us this week as Pastor Jonathan dives into the boldness that God brought to the New Testament Church.

This morning we continue to talk about doubt. Last week we talked about doubting the Word of God. This week we will look at the Old Testament characters Sarah & Abraham and see how they doubted God’s promise. We often find ourselves giving the same type of response as these Biblical characters when we read or hear the Promises of God. How should we stand on God’s promises, even when there could be a delay in their fulfillment. These are the questions Pastor Greg addresses in his message today.