Pastor Jeanne teaches about the beatitudes in Matthew 5. She shares what each of them looks like in relation to many of the children she met while on her trip to Our Surrendered Lives Ministry in Mexico.

Pastor Liz’s message, Connection 101, focuses on the deep need for meaningful community within the church, highlighting how many are leaving due to isolation and lack of engagement. Using Acts 2 as a model, she emphasizes practical steps for building healthy relationships—through fellowship, sharing everything, worshipping and praising together, and rejoicing with one another. She challenged the congregation to take intentional steps toward connecting with others, believing that true community leads to spiritual growth and kingdom impact!

Pastor Scott's message "Love First, Love Well" centers on the profound truth that God's love for us, shown through the sacrifice of Jesus, should inspire us to love others with the same selfless commitment. He challenges believers to not only lead with love in every interaction but also to love others with excellence and intention. A key emphasis of the message is the power of sharing our personal testimonies as a way to reflect God’s love and reach those who have yet to experience it.

Thank you for joining us on Mothers' Day this year!

Pastor Scott’s message in Battle of the Mind II emphasizes the importance of renewing our minds through God’s truth and resisting worldly influences. He teaches that spiritual transformation begins by setting our thoughts on heavenly things and allowing the Holy Spirit to reshape our attitudes and behaviors. Drawing from scriptures like Colossians 3 and Romans 12, he calls believers to reject their old selves and embrace a new identity rooted in Christ.

Thank you for joining us today while Pastor Scott teaches us how to overcome the battle of our minds.

Pastor Scott and Beth’s Easter message is centered on the transformative power of forgiveness, urging us to forgive others as freely as Christ has forgiven us. They highlight that through God’s grace, we can release past hurts and embrace a renewed life filled with compassion, humility, and love. Just as Christ was raised, we too are called to rise into a new way of living, clothed in mercy and unity.

Join us as Gary Brownlee shares what the church of Christ should be and why we should be gathering together as one body.

Pastor Scott and Beth's message focused on the importance of the church as the body of Christ, emphasizing that it is not about what the church is, but who the church is—anyone who follows Jesus. Using illustrations involving children, they highlighted the unity of believers, different yet united in serving Jesus, and the call to love God and love one another. Drawing from scripture like 1 Corinthians 12:27, Colossians 3:12-14, and Luke 10:27, they encouraged compassion, humility, and patience as key virtues for building unity in the body of Christ.

In Pastor Scott's message "The Call to Love," he highlights three key points: God sees you, God forgives you, and God loves you. Through scriptures like 1 John 4:7 and Psalms 34:15, he reminds us that God is always present, attentive to our needs, and compassionate toward us. He calls us to reflect God's love in our lives, knowing that despite our flaws, God’s forgiveness and unconditional love are always available to us.