Feeling overwhelmed this holiday season? Does anxiety have a seat at your table more often than peace? This Sunday, we’re diving into week two of our Advent series, “Gift Exchange,” where this week we explore how Jesus invites us to exchange our anxiety for peace.
Life’s pressures don’t have to win. Come hear how the peace Jesus offers is unlike anything the world can give—it's real, lasting, and available to you right now. Let’s unwrap this incredible gift together!

Life hands us difficult experiences that weigh us down: despair, anxiety, sorrow, darkness, and feelings of meaninglessness. In the midst of all this, God holds out precious and life-giving gifts–hope, peace, joy, love, light, and purpose.
This Advent season, as we prepare for gift exchanges with friends and family, we will reflect on the gifts given to us by the greatest giver of all and how we can receive and embrace those gifts even in the most difficult of times. In this podcast will talk about exchanging our despair for hope.

Hey Trinity, do you love Jesus? In our final week of 'Living by Simple Rules in Complex Times,' we’re focusing on John Wesley’s third rule: Stay in Love with God.
Why? Because God loved us first. Our love for God is a response to the unrelenting love that created us, calls us, and connects us. Staying in love with God is about staying plugged into our source because when we’re connected to God, we’re transformed to love others fully by Doing no Harm and Doing Good.

As part of our sermon series, “Living by Simple Rules in Complex Times,” we’re exploring John Wesley’s timeless principles to guide us through today’s world. Last week, we talked about the importance of Doing No Harm and how avoiding harm can bring us closer together.

This Sunday, we’re diving into the second rule: Do Good. In these challenging times, doing good can make a huge difference. We’ll talk about how acts of kindness and generosity can bring hope and healing to our community. Let’s come together to find practical ways to spread goodness and reflect God’s love in our everyday lives.

Our new three-week sermon series: “Living by Simple Rules in Complex Times” begins this week. Join in as we embark on this transformative journey through John Wesley’s three simple rules: Do No Harm, Do Good, and Stay in Love with God.
In the wake of the election as some are elated and others are hurting, these timeless principles offer us a path to unity, compassion, and spiritual renewal. Discover how these guiding lights can help us navigate the challenges of our world with grace and faith. Let’s come together to reflect, renew, and recommit to living out our faith in meaningful ways.

This Sunday, we will mark a special day in the life of our church: All Saints' Day. This day is dedicated to remembering and celebrating those who have gone before us in faith and have now found their eternal home.

While reflecting on those we’ve lost over the past year can bring many emotions, All Saints' Day reminds us of our connectedness and the hope and promise of resurrection and eternal life in Jesus.

Join us this Sunday for the final message in our Generous series, "Generous: Abundance in Community." We'll reflect on how, just like the boy with five loaves and two fish, God invites us to offer whatever we have, no matter how small, and trust that God can turn it into something abundant. Don’t miss this week’s worship as we prepare for our 2025 ministry together!

Curious about the surprising ways generosity can transform your life? Join us this week as we explore *The Flow of Grace* in our Generous Series!

We’ll explore how giving isn’t just about money—it’s about our relationship with God and the joy that comes from a generous heart. Let’s rethink what it means to invest in God’s Kingdom together!

It seems one of the things we all yearn for in our lives is contentment. There are lots of messages swirling around us to convince us how to find it.

 As followers of Jesus, we grow in finding our ultimate contentment in God through Jesus. This week we explore "Finding our Contentment in God."

When it comes to being a generous person, it is often connected to our mindset. Do we operate out of mindset of scarcity or abundance? On this first week of our new series "Generous" we explore the difference.