This Sunday, we continue our powerful series, The Least of These, with a message straight from the heart of Jesus! In Mark 10:13-16, the disciples tried to push the children away, but Jesus did the opposite—He welcomed them with open arms. In a world that often overlooks the weak, the small, and the powerless, Jesus declares, “The kingdom of God belongs to such as these!” What does that mean for us? It means that no one is too small, too insignificant, or too unworthy for God’s love. Whether you feel unseen, unvalued, or forgotten, come hear how Jesus calls you His own.

This Sunday as we continue our powerful series, the Least of These!  This week, we're diving into the incredible story of Mephibosheth in 2 Samuel 9- a man forgotten by the world but invited to sit at the king's table.  God seeks out the broken, the outcast, and the least of these to restore them. 

Passage: 2 Samuel 9:1-13

This week we look at Jesus and the grieving widow. His love reaches the broken, and He calls us to do the same. Come and be challenged to open your eyes, move with compassion, and bring hope to those in need!

Passage: Luke 7:11-17

Join us this Sunday as we enter into week two of our new series The Least Of These. Pastor Kevin dives into a timeless story of the man born blind. His brokenness and Jesus' love are key to understanding suffering in God’s grace.

Passage: John 9:1-34

New Series!  Join us as we enterinto a new series during the season of Lent.  This timely series exploresthe incredible grace of God and His love for the least of these (Matthew 25:4).  Learn what it means to be the hands and feet of Jesus for those that need it most.

Passage: Matthew 25:31-40

In this final sermon on Esther, we look at how the final moments play out as the date is set for the Jewish people to be destroyed.  Will God remain silent?  Come listen to this important reminder of God's providence in the face of adversity.

Beginning with the phrase, "For such a time as this" (from Esther), and using the phrase from the Lord's Prayer, "On Earth as it is in Heaven," we understand that with Jesus as our Savior and Lord we are already citizens of the Kingdom of Heaven.  And, as "joint heirs with Jesus" (Romans 8:17), we are, in all we do and say, agents (ambassadors) of God's saving grace, of God's love, and of joy-filled purposeful living.