Fall is widely viewed as Americans season . Whether it’s the core memories, weather changes, or your favorite flavor of coffee coming back around, fall is the majorities fan favorite. More importantly though, fall is a time to reap the benefits of the seeds you’ve sown during summer.This is also true of the fall seasons in our lives. Spend time with us this week as we navigate a biblical approach to being in a season of harvest!We are here to help you answer questions, offer prayer, and to help you step into community. Reach out to our team: https://theorchardcc.org/connect

Do you ever feel like you can never catch your breath? That no matter how much you do today, that there’s always more to be done tomorrow? That even when you get a “vacation”, when you get home you’re just as tired as when you left?If so, chances are, you’re smack dab in the middle of summer. Join us this week to find out how we can partner with God during the Summer seasons of our lives!We are here to help you answer questions, offer prayer, and to help you step into community. Reach out to our team: https://theorchardcc.org/connect

In creation, God ordered the world by seasons. Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter come and go each year, according to God’s divine purpose and plan. In many ways, God has ordered all of our lives by seasons as well. We all look forward, with excitement, to Spring and it’s new beginnings. Each one of us has felt the relaxation of sweet Summer-time and the rest that it brings. We’ve gathered together and enjoyed the celebration that comes with the Fall and it’s harvest, and we’ve all embraced the dark night of Winter. It’s important that we understand each of these seasons that God brings into our lives, and how He desires to use them in our lives to grow and shape us. We are here to help you answer questions, offer prayer, and to help you step into community. Reach out to our team: https://theorchardcc.org/connect

When Jesus saves us He makes us new. But not only are we made new individually we are also made new corporately. In this last message of our "Who Is the Church?" series we examine this new reality for God's people.We are here to help you answer questions, offer prayer, and to help you step into community. Reach out to our team: https://theorchardcc.org/connect

In one of His most famous teachings, Jesus called His followers “salt and light.” This simple illustration has big implications for the Church today, specifically how we relate to the world around us. Join us for this week’s message as we continue our series “Who is the Church?” and dig in Jesus’s words from the Sermon on the Mount. Let’s learn together what it means for us to live as “salt and light."We are here to help you answer questions, offer prayer, and to help you step into community. Reach out to our team: https://theorchardcc.org/connect

We may be foreigners and temporary residents in this world, but that doesn't mean we lack purpose. We are called to be Ambassadors. This week we will focus on what makes us ambassadors and what it means to be an ambassador for Jesus.We are here to help you answer questions, offer prayer, and to help you step into community. Reach out to our team: https://theorchardcc.org/connect

"Where do you go to church?" We've all heard that question, but according to Scripture, it just doesn't make sense. The New Testament Church isn't a location, it's a people. Join us as we learn to live with an eternal perspective, confess our identity as strangers in a foreign land, and put our treasure in the foundations of the heavenly city.Let's be the Church that walks with one another through life's challenges and points to the eternal hope we have in Christ.We are here to help you answer questions, offer prayer, and to help you step into community. Reach out to our team: https://theorchardcc.org/connect

As we round out our SINsitive series, today’s message really focuses on this question,If Jesus’ death paid the penalty of our sin and we have experienced forgiveness, then “What is our relationship to sin?”This week, we look at Romans 6 where Paul answers that very question by reminding us of 2 spiritual truths that have freed us from the power of sin.

“If all sins are serious, why do some sins seem worse than others?”“Doesn’t the Bible talk about one sin being unforgivable?:”“What happens if I have unconfessed sin in my life when I die?”If you’ve ever wondered about any of these questions, we’re going to talk about them ALL in today’s message!We are here to help you answer questions, offer prayer, and to help you step into community. Reach out to our team: https://theorchardcc.org/connect

It's easy to focus on the shortcomings of others while neglecting our own, isn't it? We've often placed undue emphasis on certain sins while overlooking others that may be, whether we see it or not, equally damaging.In today’s message, we’ll see how and why we overlook seemingly “respectable” sins that the Scriptures clearly condemn, and how by refusing to excuse these often-ignored sins we can begin moving towards a stronger faith and better reflecting the beauty of Jesus in our lives.We are here to help you answer questions, offer prayer, and to help you step into community. Reach out to our team: https://theorchardcc.org/connect