Last week we talked about how knowing God is eternal life, the only thing worth boasting about, and the best thing in life. This week we examine the truth that if we want to know God we must be in His Word. We will be looking specifically at Deuteronomy 8:1-3 and Moses' profound words to the Israelites about God's Word. Read the text and prayerfully consider what it means and why it is true.

This week we begin a new series about the greatest venture of any human being - eternal life itself - knowing God. This will be the first of a four part series where will discuss what it means to know God and why it is so essential. Prayerfully read John 17:3 and Jeremiah 9:23-24 and consider what the scriptures say about knowing God.

Have you ever had to repeat yourself because someone wasn’t paying attention to what you were saying? Have you ever felt like no one really cared what you had to say? Have you ever wondered “God, can you hear me?” This week we will be diving into this question and more as we look at what Scripture says about God hearing us. Hope to see you Sunday and have a Merry Christmas!

Join us for Christmas Eve! We will have two services at 4 PM or 6 PM. We will be celebrating the joy that Christmas provides and sharing things you can do to bring joy into your life today regardless of what is going on around you.

This week we talk about conviction and our future. What is God saying to us when we feel convicted of sin or something else in our lives? What sort of attitude should we have toward our future that can "Renew our minds" and transform our lives today? Take some time to read Matthew 6:19-21, Colossians 3:1-3, Psalms 78:4, John 3:30, and Acts 13:36 and consider what they say about the Christians attitude toward the future.

This week we consider what kind of relationship God calls us to have with our present and how that can help to renew our minds. Specifically, we are going to talk about being aware - being aware of ourselves, others, and the blessings God has given us. Take some time to read Psalm 118:24, Isaiah 43:18-19, Matthew 6:34, 1 Timothy 4:16, Philippians 2:4, 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18 and reflect on what they call you to be aware of.

This week, in our first service in our new worship center, we are continuing our series titled "The Gospel According to Ebenezer Scrooge" in which we are using Charles Dickens "A Christmas Carol" as a parable to help us understand the Biblical process God uses to transform us by the renewal of our minds (Romans 12:2). This week we look at how God means to renew our minds through our past. Read the following texts and consider what a healthy attitude towards our past should be.
Deuteronomy 4:9; Proverbs 24:16; 26:11; Ecclesiastes 7:10; Matthew 18:21-22, John 8:36; Romans 12:2; 15:4; 1 Corinthians 15:9; Philippians 4:13; 1 Timothy 1:15; 1 John 1:9

This week we begin a new series called "The Gospel According to Ebenezer Scrooge". Here we will be using the timeless classic as a parable to help us examine and understand deep truths in scripture that will help us realize the offer of Romans 12:2 to be transformed by the renewal of our minds.

This week we conclude our final study in Acts with a look at Paul's harrowing journey to Rome by sea. They spend weeks in a storm and end up shipwrecked and yet, through it all, Paul remains stubbornly calm. Read Acts 27-28 and pay attention to Paul's calm and how it affected those around him.