Ever felt like you might be missing something bigger in life?

We’re talking about how Jesus reveals truth we can’t afford to overlook.

With everything happening in our nation these past few weeks, it feels like God is stirring hearts and drawing people back to Him. More and more, people are seeing Jesus not as an add-on to life, but as their everything. Is that how you see Him?

This Sunday we’re jumping back into the Gospel of John, chapter 5, as Pastor Doug teaches and challenges us on who Jesus really is. It will be a special service as we share communion, worship together, and open God’s Word. We can’t wait!

We're reminded of our calling to be 'salt and light' in the world. Drawing from Matthew 5:13-16, we explore how Christians are meant to preserve goodness and illuminate truth in our communities. Just as salt preserves and enhances, we're called to fight moral corruption and share the wisdom of Christ. As light, we're meant to reveal what is good and point others to Jesus. This isn't about shining for our own glory, but about serving for souls, not for show. We're challenged to examine our motives - are we living to be seen by others, or to glorify God? The message encourages us to share our faith journey through both action and words, reminding us that even small acts of integrity can open doors to share the gospel. As we go forth, let's consider: How can we be salt and light in our daily lives, preserving what is good and illuminating the path to Christ for others?

We Pursue Simplexcellence

In this powerful message, we delve into the heart of discipleship and its vital role in our Christian walk. The key scripture, 2 Timothy 2, paints a vivid picture of spiritual multiplication. Just as Paul mentored Timothy, we're called to pour into others and help them grow in faith. This isn't just about gaining knowledge; it's about transformation through intentional relationships. The analogy of living stones from 1 Peter 2 reminds us that we're not meant to stand alone, but to be built together into God's spiritual house. As we reflect on this, we're challenged to consider: Who are we pouring into? Who's pouring into us? Our faith isn't meant to be static, but dynamic and ever-growing. In a world that desperately needs hope, we're reminded that our mission is critical. We're called not just to gather, but to be launched into the world, sharing the love and truth of Christ with those around us.

In this powerful exploration of John 15, we're reminded of the vital importance of abiding in Christ. Jesus uses the metaphor of a vine and branches to illustrate our relationship with Him - He is the source of our strength, and we are called to remain connected to Him. This connection isn't just about personal growth; it's the foundation for our ability to love others deeply. As we abide in Christ, His joy and love overflow in our lives, enabling us to fulfill His command to love one another. This message challenges us to examine our own connection with Jesus and how it impacts our relationships with others. Are we truly abiding in Him, allowing His love to flow through us to those around us? It's a call to deepen our spiritual roots and bear fruit that lasts for eternity.

Living Stones - We are Built on PB&J 

We are Spiritual Contributors, Not Spiritual Consumers

We Are Real Messy People

The Book of John - Pt. 11