Restoring is God's business! As we partner with Him in restoration, the journey involves both waiting and work. Nehemiah knew he couldn't do the work of rebuilding the wall alone - it would take a team. As we continue in our series, we're opening up Nehemiah 2 and looking at the key principles of God-honoring teams - and how we can be prepared to bless as we restore.

At PCC, we’re about restoration. Restoration brings hope! The hope that we live in is that there is Good News for every broken human being as well as the broken systems in the world. God is the ultimate Fixer Upper – He loves to rebuild, restore, and renew what is broken. This Sunday, we will learn about what it means to be a restorer. (Nehemiah 2)

At PCC, we’re about restoration. Restoration brings hope! The hope that we live in is that there is Good News for every broken human being as well as the broken systems in the world. God is the ultimate Fixer Upper – He loves to rebuild, restore, and renew what is broken. This Sunday, we will learn about what a dislocated heart is and what it has to do with being a restorer. (Nehemiah 1:1-11)

At PCC, we're about restoration. Restoration brings hope! The hope that we live in is that there is Good News for every broken human being as well as the broken systems in the world. God is the ultimate Fixer Upper - He loves to rebuild, restore, and renew what is broken. This Sunday, we jump into a new series on the book of Nehemiah, looking at the most famous restoration project in the Old Testament: the rebuilding of the walls and people of Jerusalem.

A special message about reflection on 2017 and a look forward to 2018 by Sherman and Marti Williams.

A special message on Christmas Eve about how Christmas can change your life. (Luke 2: 8-15)

Dark days create a great backdrop for God’s intervention. Jesus came in an unexpected way during one of the darkest times in history. But what seemed like an interruption – a small child in a small town in Galilee – was actually the source of the greatest hope of the world. This Sunday, we’ll look at how the example of the shepherds can change how we receive and respond to the Good News of Jesus’ birth. (Luke 2:8-18).

Dark days create a great backdrop for God’s intervention. Jesus came in an unexpected way during one of the darkest times in history. But what seemed like an interruption – a small child in a small town in Galilee – was actually the source of the greatest hope of the world. This Sunday, we’ll look at how we can make the importance of the birth of Jesus cut through the hubbub of the season (Luke 2:1-7).

Dark days create a great backdrop for God’s intervention. Jesus came in an unexpected way during one of the darkest times in history. But what seemed like an interruption – a small child in a small town in Galilee – was actually the source of the greatest hope of the world. This Sunday, we look at the Mary’s response to the angel as a template for our response to God when it’s a change of our plans. (Luke 1:26-38)

What hinders hope in your life? In challenging times, there is something that transcends time and circumstances, something that pulls us through: hope! Listen this Sunday as we kick off the Advent season and our series called Christmas Hope.