What’s your first response when you see something that seems impossible? Some of us might laugh and say “I wish!” Others might analyze and say “Why bother…” But what would happen if your response to impossible dreams, desires, or needs was to walk in a faith that says, “Why Not?” Over the next few weeks we are going to learn how Jesus has invited us into a life of possibility, that begins with this question. Join us as we awaken hope and strengthen our faith in this new series called, “Why Not”.Be ready because anything is possible!

What’s your first response when you see something that seems impossible? Some of us might laugh and say “I wish!” Others might analyze and say “Why bother…” But what would happen if your response to impossible dreams, desires, or needs was to walk in a faith that says, “Why Not?” Over the next few weeks we are going to learn how Jesus has invited us into a life of possibility, that begins with this question. Join us as we awaken hope and strengthen our faith in this new series called, “Why Not”.Be ready because anything is possible!

What’s your first response when you see something that seems impossible? Some of us might laugh and say “I wish!” Others might analyze and say “Why bother…” But what would happen if your response to impossible dreams, desires, or needs was to walk in a faith that says, “Why Not?” Over the next few weeks we are going to learn how Jesus has invited us into a life of possibility, that begins with this question. Join us as we awaken hope and strengthen our faith in this new series called, “Why Not”.Be ready because anything is possible!

What’s your first response when you see something that seems impossible? Some of us might laugh and say “I wish!” Others might analyze and say “Why bother…” But what would happen if your response to impossible dreams, desires, or needs was to walk in a faith that says, “Why Not?” Over the next few weeks we are going to learn how Jesus has invited us into a life of possibility, that begins with this question. Join us as we awaken hope and strengthen our faith in this new series called, “Why Not”.Be ready because anything is possible!

Growth is a natural topic to talk about at the beginning of a year. It’s central to our journey with God. It’s the key to bearing fruit that lasts. But how do you move beyond good intentions and actually prepare for growth in your spiritual life? Over the next couple weeks we are going to address a couple areas that we can practically take action that will help you Get Ready to Grow!

Growth is a natural topic to talk about at the beginning of a year. It’s central to our journey with God. It’s the key to bearing fruit that lasts. But how do you move beyond good intentions and actually prepare for growth in your spiritual life? Over the next couple weeks we are going to address a couple areas that we can practically take action that will help you Get Ready to Grow!

Growth is a natural topic to talk about at the beginning of a year. It’s central to our journey with God. It’s the key to bearing fruit that lasts. But how do you move beyond good intentions and actually prepare for growth in your spiritual life? Over the next couple weeks we are going to address a couple areas that we can practically take action that will help you Get Ready to Grow!

Pastor Abe jumps into the New Year with a sermon about the possibilities of God.

We hear the words every Christmas season: Peace on Earth. But how often do we stop to really look at what they’re all about? What did peace on earth mean when Jesus came 2,000 years ago and what do they mean today? During our Christmas series, our prayer is that we can each learn how experience more of the peace that God intended to bring to our lives from that very first Christmas.

We hear the words every Christmas season: Peace on Earth. But how often do we stop to really look at what they’re all about? What did peace on earth mean when Jesus came 2,000 years ago and what do they mean today? During our Christmas series, our prayer is that we can each learn how experience more of the peace that God intended to bring to our lives from that very first Christmas.