This Sunday we'll look at what it means to be "good" and how we "close the gap" between who we really are and who God desires for us to be. 

Did your mom, dad, or an adult give your "advice" growing up? For example, how many times did you hear things like… “Money doesn’t grow on trees!” or “If 'so and so' jumped off a bridge would you jump off a bridge too?” Believe or not, behind those statements are some important biblical and life lessons.  

Today we wrap up our “Changed” series as we look at the woman at the well and how her life was changed after her encounter with Jesus. In many ways, her story speaks to all of us. 

On this Sunday we turn our attention to the disciple Peter and how his encounter with Jesus “changed” his life forever. If you remember, Peter was the disciple that vowed never to deny Christ and yet he did three times. So what happened? How did Peter move from being a disciple who denied Christ to the one whom the church was built upon? Take a listen… 

We begin a new series looking at how people’s lives were changed after encountering Jesus. On this Sunday we turn our attention to Joseph of Arimathea. After Jesus’ death Joseph had a decision to make – would he stand up and be counted? Would he have courage and conviction? Or continue in secret to be a follower of Jesus?  

This Sunday, our Minister of Music, Dr. John Blizzard focuses on Jesus', "Famous Last Words." 

The tomb is empty! Christ is risen! Christ has risen indeed!

On this day we journey with Jesus as he triumphantly enters Jerusalem, as people wave palm branches and shout, “Blessed is the king who comes in the name of the Lord”, and then ultimately to the cross where Jesus utters his final words before his death. 

This week we move one more step closer to Easter. Jesus is doing the same. He’s on his way to Jerusalem where ultimately he will be crucified. However, during his journey, he is stopped by ten lepers seeking mercy. And once again we see Jesus’ compassion for the “least, last, and the lost.”

This week we turn our attention to one of Jesus' parables. Depending on who you ask, there are 30 to 50 different stories or parables that are recorded in the gospels. One of the most well known is the parable of the Good Samaritan but still speaks to all of us.