In the wilderness, God provided daily manna—just enough for each person to be satisfied. But He didn’t only provide for their hunger; He also commanded them to place a portion in a jar as a lasting reminder of His faithfulness. Why would God ask them to remember what He had already done? This Sunday, we’ll explore how remembering God’s provision reshapes our thinking, renews our trust, and strengthens our faith for whatever wilderness we may be walking through. Join us as we discover how gratitude for yesterday fuels confidence for tomorrow.

Why did God give Israel manna instead of immediately leading them into abundance? In Exodus 16, we’ll explore how God still uses seasons of “just enough” to shape our hearts and why learning to rely on Him daily may be His greatest provision of all. Join us as we discover what it means to be sustained—and satisfied—by God.

Join us as we explore Manna From Heaven: Receiving spiritual food from God.  

Passage Exodus 14:17-19

God delivers the Israelites from the hand of Pharaoh and his army. Yet the narrative raises a challenging question: Why did God harden Pharaoh’s heart? This Sunday, we will thoughtfully explore the mystery of God’s sovereignty and human free will, and consider how we can rightly posture our hearts in surrender and obedience to the Lord.

Part 2 of last week.

This Sunday we continue our new series, Manna from Heaven. Pastor Kevin takes us back to the Exodus narrative, where Pharaoh’s armies are closing in and Israel begins to unravel under the pressure. Moses calls the people to be still and trust the Lord to fight for them, yet he himself struggles to follow through on his own words. This unfiltered moment offers a powerful glimpse into the challenge of being still and trusting God.

Join us for a brand new series Manna From Heaven. The word Manna is introduced to God’s people in the Exodus account. This heavenly bread is given to the Israelites in their time of need. Looking at this important story, we will take time to learn how God provided for his people and how he’s still providing to this day.

This Sunday Pastor Kevin returns from his paternity leave.  Join us as we look at a powerful story from Matthew.  Jesus tells the parable of the Lost Sheep..  This parable helps shape our understanding on how God loves us even when we wander.  

Passage: Matthew 18:10-14

 Jesus Parable of the Two Sons Sermon, Sunday, Jan. 25th, 2026.

Sermon: Gotta go throught it. with God's Help.

Sometimes, God removes challenges we face but often, He intends for us to go THROUGH the challenge, with His help.

 Passage:

Our Guest Speaker today will be Pastor Gary McCusker. Associate Pastor of Care at Parker Evangelical Presbyterian Church.  When a diversified group of believers, with different spiritual gifts, talents, and skills work together in unity, great things happen as God is glorified, and everyone is blessed.

Passage: 1 Corinthians 12: 1-11