Too many people see Christianity as a force that’s caused more harm than good.
In this week’s message from our Restoring Faith series, we’ll speak honestly about why that’s true for so many, and why it doesn’t have to be the final word. We’ll explore the heart of the gospel—how faith changes us on the inside and then moves outward into healing, service, and love that the world can actually feel.

What if the problem with Christianity isn’t what we believe—but what’s quietly growing inside us?
This week in our Restoring Faith series, we’ll talk about why love is meant to be the center of the Christian life—and how that love can slowly erode without us even noticing. With Jesus’ help, we’ll explore how faith can be healed from the inside out.

Faith wasn’t meant to break the moment you start asking real questions.

Today, we’re naming something many of us feel but rarely say out loud: the problem may not be faith itself, but the way it's too often practiced. We’ll start with Jesus’ command to love God with our whole mind—and what that means for doubts, curiosity, and a faith that can actually grow.

This is a day of new beginnings!
e begin a new series, Restoring Faith, with a brief word about how faith begins… and begins again.

Join us for Christmas Eve 2025-- God and Sinners Reconciled!

It’s the week before Christmas… Doesn’t it just feel like the world needs to slow down be quiet and slow down for a moment?
Today, we’ll look at a quiet moment in the very first Christmas story, when everything paused long enough for wisdom to break through. It’s a simple, gentle reminder we might need right now: sometimes the holiest thing we can do is take a breath before we react.

Join us for Appalachian Winter, a special Christmas Cantata presented by our choir:From Joseph Martin comes a cantata that celebrates the legacy of early American carols and hymnody. Composed in the spirit of folk music, the cantata combines traditional sounds with more rustic elements creating a blend that is fresh and pleasing. This musical offering will uplift your spirit and prepare your heart for Christmas. Don't miss this meaningful worship experience!

Sometimes the season is so busy it practically begs us to slow down and change direction.
Today we’ll hear the story of John the Baptist calling us to “change our hearts and minds—“ and explore how even our overfull lives can point us toward a needed turn.

Ever feel stuck waiting? Advent says that’s exactly where God does God’s best work.
As we enter this season of holy anticipation, we’ll look at why the “not yet” matters—and how waiting can shape us in ways rushing never will.

We spend so much of our lives chasing happiness… you’d really think we’d find more of it.
Join us as we learn from a story of Jesus and a man named Zacchaeus. He suggests that if you want happiness to find you, start with gratitude, generosity, and kindness. (It’s the perfect message for Thanksgiving!)