Pastor Scott’s sermon on Jonah 3–4, “Grace vs. Pride: Jonah’s Dilemma,” highlights how Jonah struggled to accept God’s mercy for the people of Nineveh while clinging to his own pride and sense of justice. He reminds us that God’s grace is not limited by our prejudices, and His compassion reaches even those we may deem undeserving. The message challenges us to let go of pride, embrace humility, and rejoice when God extends His grace to others.

Join us as Pastor Scott shares lessons we can learn from the time Jonah spent in the great fish!

Pastor Scott’s message focuses on Jonah’s attempt to run away from God’s calling and how disobedience brought consequences not only for Jonah but also for those around him. Even in Jonah’s rebellion, God’s power and mercy were revealed—first in calming the storm and later in providing a great fish to save Jonah. The message reminds us that we cannot outrun God’s purpose, and His grace always provides a way back to Him.

Join us as one of our own, Jeff Abbey, shares The Word of God.

Pastor Scott’s message encourages believers to trust God’s presence and power, even in life’s most chaotic moments. Drawing from scriptures like Psalm 46 and Exodus 14, he reminds us that God fights for us and provides refuge, strength, and perfect peace when we keep our focus on Him. We are called to be still, resist fear, and watch the Lord work on our behalf.

Join us as Pastor Beth shares the testimonies from teen camp this past week.

Pastor Scott's message on faith highlights that genuine faith is not just a belief, but a way of life demonstrated through loving actions and good deeds. Drawing from James 2 and Hebrews 11, he emphasizes that faith without action is dead and that our works are the visible proof of our trust in God. He encourages believers to persevere in their journey by continuing to walk, believe, and hope.

In part one of Pastor Scott’s message on faith, he introduces the foundation of biblical faith through Hebrews 11:1. He emphasizes that faith is the evidence of unseen realities and the confidence in God's promises. The message encourages listeners to begin their faith journey by trusting in God’s ability to do what He says, even when the destination is unknown

Pastor Beth’s sermon emphasizes the importance of growing in spiritual maturity, urging believers to move beyond basic teachings and seek deeper understanding and discernment. Using scriptures like Hebrews 5 and 6, she highlights the contrast between spiritual “milk” for the immature and “solid food” for the mature. She also calls for unity, humility, and patience within the church as marks of a maturing faith.

Pastor Scott’s message, based on Mark 5:21–43, emphasizes the importance of trusting God, even during delays and detours in life. He highlights how both Jairus and the bleeding woman experienced divine miracles through persistent faith despite interruptions and hopeless circumstances. He encourages believers to hold on to faith, knowing that God’s timing—though different from ours—is always perfect and purposeful.