On Sunday we’ll resume our “Dinner With Jesus” sermon series, studying a Gospel story about a time Jesus shattered expectations by sharing a meal with someone who’d been spiritually shunned and hated away from God. Others were scandalized that Jesus went, but the result was miraculous. Join us on Sunday as we learn all about the power of grace to miraculously heal wounded souls.

This Sunday we’ll celebrate the 34th Anniversary of the founding of our church, followed by our Annual Church Picnic. In Sunday’s sermon, we’ll explore what we are called to be and do together, as a congregation, and why our work together is such an important part of the impact each of our lives will have on the world. in the sermon, Pastor Jeff will share an important prophecy about our future together.

We don’t often think of Jesus being angry, but the Gospels record at least three instances when it happened. We’ll study one of those instances this Sunday, as we continue our “Dinner With Jesus” sermon series. What was it that made Jesus so angry? And what can we learn from that?

This Sunday we resume our sermon series called “Dinner With Jesus.” We’ll study one of Jesus’ most famous meals – the meal where he fed 5,000 people! – and draw three critical life lessons from what he said and did at that meal.

Here are two of life’s most important question. Why am I here? What’s my purpose? Those are the questions we’ll tackle this Sunday, as we take a deep dive into a passage of Scripture that gives us an amazing, beautiful answer.

Do you have a posse? In other words, are you part of a group of people who hang together and look out for each other? Did you know that Jesus taught that each of us should have a posse? Join us on Sunday as we discover who we should be hanging with and standing together with. It’s not what you think. What Jesus suggests will surprise you.

This Sunday we’ll launch a new sermon series called “Dinner With Jesus.” Jesus seems to have loved nothing more than making conversation with people over dinner. In this new series we’ll explore six of those pivotal dinner conversations, imagining that we’re there and grappling with what Jesus words mean for us to, starting this week with a conversation that occurred when an uninvited guest showed up at the home of Simon the Pharisee.

This Sunday we’ll wrap up our summer study of Jennie Allen’s New York Times bestselling book, “Get Out Of Your Head: Stopping the Spiral of Toxic Thoughts.” The central idea of Jennie’s book is that we need to train our brains to think more like Jesus. So we’ve been studying seven core truths that anchored the mind of Christ. This Sunday we’ll tackle the seventh great truth – which is, by far, the most important of the seven. Can you guess what it is? Are you living that truth? Join us on Sunday to find out.

You’ve heard it all before – in the Bible, in articles, and in news stories: an attitude of gratitude is critical to our wellbeing even when we think there’s not much to be grateful for. But why? Why is gratitude so important, and how can we get better at it? We’ll explore those questions this Sunday, as we move into the last couple weeks of our study of Jennie Allen’s New York Times bestselling book, “Get Out Of Your Head: Stopping the Spiral of Toxic Thoughts.”

Humility is a huge Biblical concept, but what does it really mean – and how do we balance that with the idea that each one of us is an awesome creation of God? And while we’re at it, why is humility so essential to our quality of life? We’ll grapple with those questions this Sunday, as we tackle the 12th chapter of Jennie Allen’s New York Times bestselling book, “Get Out Of Your Head: Stopping the Spiral of Toxic Thoughts.”