Paul revisited many churches from his first missionary journey and he never stopped evangelizing on his second journey. Paul was driven with a passion as to what he was called to do — to the Jews and gentiles — EVANGELIZE! Join us this Sunday as our Elder, Bob Hall, brings us this week’s sermon from Acts 18:6-23.

As we jump back into the book of Acts, we encounter the Apostle Paul traveling to many different cities. Yet, in each place the Scriptures record him "reasoning" with the people in the synagogues. Reasoning rhetoric is something that is evidenced in the Bible, but not often evident in our culture. Join us this Sunday as we begin Movement Pt. 4

During our recent Advent series, we discovered the humility of Jesus in each season of His earthly life. Now, we seek to apply those principles to our lives as we follow Him. In the first message of The Joy of Humility, we’ll look at James 4:6-10 as we talk about our Humble Submission to the Lord.

Even upon this resurrection, Jesus showed himself with a humble appearance. Angelic beings guarded His tomb, but He appeared to Mary in the form of man. Even following his crucifixion, Jesus didn’t immediately ascend to his rightful place, His throne, next to His Father. He spent time in human form and comforted Mary and prepared her to spread the news of his resurrection. 

Jesus wasn’t just born; He was born with a purpose. The purpose…was to die. He displayed humility in every season of His life, and the end was no different! We have much to learn about sacrifice in our lives. As we dive into this subject, let’s look at the humble sacrifice of Christ.

At this season of life, Jesus has made it known that He would be betrayed. Yet, He continues to serve. Not only does He serve those who are with Him, but He serves those who are against Him. What an example! John 13:1-14 gives us a beautiful picture of Jesus modeling humble servanthood.

Have you ever considered what Jesus’s life looked like as a young boy? How did the Son of God relate to His earthly parents? Luke gives us a glimpse into the adolescent years of young Jesus in Luke 2:41-52 as He is in the temple. As we continue to look at The Humble King, consider joining us as we talk about Humble Submission.

Why Bethlehem? Why now? A common text and recounting of the birth of Christ for this time of year. However, as we look deeper, we’ll see evidence of great humility that moves to deeper understanding. During this busy season, we pray that you’ll pause and join us for worship on Sunday!

The lineage of Christ is often talked about for certain reasons. Some of the people that are part of the family tree are unique individuals who you surprise you that they made the list. It’s these individuals (Abraham,Rahab, Ruth, David) that are often spoken of but there are more. As we begin the Advent season, join us as we look at the lineage of The Humble King.

Do you ever find yourself complaining about your circumstances? We all do. However, Philippians records Paul's experience of learning to be content. As followers of Jesus, we must learn the same thing. Philippians 4:10-23 speaks to this very difficult subject. Join us as we wrap up our series in Philippians talking about contentment.