On Sunday we’ll celebrate the 30th Anniversary of the founding of our church by asking: Why did God raise up a church like ours and what great things are next for us? To guide our thoughts, we’ll explore three epic moments in Jesus’ life where he made clear what his churches should be like. Let’s come together to remind ourselves who we are and what we’re supposed to be doing together!

On Sunday Pastor Jeff will wrap up our Faith & Science sermon series inspired by Dr. Francis Collins’ best-selling book “The Language of God.” This week we’ll explore how a Gospel story, coupled with two powerful experiences from Dr. Collins’ life in science, can help us find God’s will in our life. If you want to live to your fullest for God, self, and others, this sermon is for you!

The Gospel of Mark tells a fascinating story of a woman who had been sick for 12 years who dared to touch Jesus – illegally. She broke the rules and broke boundaries, but she was healed. This Sunday, a special guest speaker, Lynnette Pullen Bradford, will bless us with powerful practical insights from this remarkable Gospel story.

As we continue our faith and science sermon series, this Sunday we’ll take a look at the debate between those who believe God created human life on a single day versus those who believe God created through the process of evolution. We’ll explore what’s at stake in this debate, but then move beyond it to dig into a great spiritual truth found in the Genesis creation account that will inspire us all.

Suppose tomorrow we discovered a race of aliens more capable than us living on a distant planet. How would that affect your faith? Even if you’ve been in church your entire life, you’ve probably never heard a sermon about that. Yet it’s a very real existential question. Scientists say life on other planets is very likely. So this Sunday we’ll wrestle with that question in our ongoing series on “Faith vs. Science.” Our conversation will lead to some very practical lessons for how we live right now.

Faith and science are often pitted against each other in our culture. If you love science, many assume, you can’t be a person of faith. If you’re a person of faith, others assume, you should be wary of science. This Sunday Pastor Jeff begins a new sermon series on faith and science inspired by Dr. Francis Collin’s best-selling book “The Language of God: A Scientist Presents Evidence for Belief.” Collins is one of the world’s most renowned scientists and led the Human Genome Project. This Sunday we explore the origins of the cosmos and the Big Bang Theory.

This Sunday, July 11, Pastor Vivian will preach her finale sermon before retiring at the end of July. She will preach at both services on Sunday, sharing beautiful memories while reminding us of several critically important spiritual lessons. Don’t miss this beautiful moment in the life of our church!

Before the fireworks start, and whatever else you have planned for Sunday July 4, don’t miss morning worship! Sunday’s sermon will explore what it really means to love our country. You might be surprised what the Bible has to say.

Life is full of unexpected, unwelcome, and sometimes devastating interruptions. How many times has life thrown you a curve ball? How we respond in those times is critical. So that’s what we’re going to talk about on Sunday, as we conclude our sermon series on The Meaning of the Cross by exploring a fourth great lesson of the cross.

We always hear church people say, “On the cross Jesus paid for our sins; if he hadn’t died we couldn’t be forgiven.” But why? What does that really mean? Nobody ever takes the time to break it down and explain it. On Sunday we will, as we continue to explore The Meaning of the Cross. We’ll also take time on Sunday to honor and celebrate our fathers, grandfathers, and father-like figures!