This Sunday we launch a New Year’s sermon series called “Take Your Life to the Next Level.” We’ll begin by exploring two key questions: What do I need to let go of from my past? What’s something new God wants me to embrace as I move forward into the New Year? Join us on Sunday to start off the New Year on the right foot.

This Sunday we launch a New Year’s sermon series called “Take Your Life to the Next Level.” We’ll begin by exploring two key questions: What do I need to let go of from my past? What’s something new God wants me to embrace as I move forward into the New Year? Join us on Sunday to start off the New Year on the right foot.

This Sunday we’ll explore another often overlooked portion of the biblical Christmas story that’s filled with thought-provoking signs and omens that help us better understand the heart of Jesus and nature of his earthly ministry. If COVID interrupted your worship attendance pattern, Christmas is a great time to get back in the swing Come home for Christmas!

This Sunday Pastor Jeff will begin a brief Christmas Sermon Series. We’ll get started by looking at a part of the biblical Christmas story that’s almost always overlooked, yet incredibly relevant to our lives today. If COVID interrupted your worship attendance pattern, Christmas is a great time to get back in the swing. Come home for Christmas!

The season of waiting for Jesus' birth (Advent) begins this Sunday. Advent reminds us that we too in our time are waiting for Jesus, i.e., his Second Coming. So this Sunday we'll talk about what it means to wait for Jesus and how we can prepare ourselves for his coming. On Sunday you'll get to hear Robert Ferguson's first sermon since he became our new Pastor of Justice and Outreach. Get ready to be blessed!

What are you thankful for? As we move into this Thanksgiving Season, it’s time for each of us to ponder that question. This week’s Scripture passage – Psalm 16 – is going to challenge us to celebrate the goodness of God in three very unlikely places in our life. Join us Sunday to tune your heart for Thanksgiving!

Have you ever wondered about that? As we continue in our sermon series on Psalms, this Sunday we’re going to delve into a song (i.e., psalm) that describes the suffering of the poor. As we do so, we’ll grapple with the meaning of the Hebrew term for “poor” (hint: it’s not what you think), how God feels about the poor, and how we should respond.

We are surrounded by the dazzling wonder of God’s creation. Everywhere we look, we see amazing beauty and complexity. No wonder the Bible says that “God so loved the world. . . .” John 3:16. But what are the implications of all this for us humans? As the highest and most powerful creatures in God’s earthly ecosystem, what does the Bible say about how we should interact with creation? That’s what we’ll explore this Sunday, as we dig deep into the teachings of Psalm 8.

When have you felt most overwhelmed in your life? What threatens to overwhelm you right now? This Sunday we will study two psalms written by King David when he felt overwhelmed. In them, we will discover three powerful practical things we can do in times of distress to hold ourselves together and cultivate serenity.

The Bible contains a lot of prophecies about the future that have given rise to various theories about what the future holds. Have you ever wondered what you should believe about “end times”? Clearly earth is a mess, but where’s it all headed? Will it eventually end? If so, when and how? This Sunday we will dig into a psalm that grapples with those kinds of questions, as we continue our sermon series on the book of Psalms.