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This Sunday, Pastor John continues our “Way of Wisdom” series with “First Things First” from Proverbs 3:9–10. Discover how putting God first in our finances, honoring Him through giving, and trusting Him with the rest reflects a heart of faith and generosity.

For Missions Sunday, guest speaker Christopher Beth from The Bucket Ministry brings a special message, “Go • See • Bear Witness.” From Acts 1:8 and 4:20, we’ll be challenged to step out in faith, see what God is doing, and share what we have seen and heard

For Missions Sunday, guest speaker Christopher Beth from The Bucket Ministry brings a special message, “Go • See • Bear Witness.” From Acts 1:8 and 4:20, we’ll be challenged to step out in faith, see what God is doing, and share what we have seen and heard.

This Sunday, Pastor John continues our “Way of Wisdom” series with a message from Proverbs titled “Work for Him.” Work is more than a paycheck or a career—it’s an opportunity to live with purpose and honor God with what He has entrusted to us. Together, we’ll discover biblical wisdom for caring for ourselves, growing spiritually, pursuing purpose and excellence, and investing in the people God has placed in our lives. Whether your work happens in an office, a classroom, at home, or somewhere in between, don’t miss this practical message about approaching everything we do with a greater purpose—ultimately, working for Him.

Pastor John Meador joins Christian counselors A.J. Molina and Cathryn Ligon for a conversation about identity, self-image, and relational trauma. They explore how belonging, self-worth, and competence shape how we see ourselves; how painful experiences can become limiting “I am” beliefs; and why feelings, labels, and old patterns do not have to define us. You’ll be encouraged to reframe unhealthy beliefs through Scripture, trusted community, emotional awareness, and practical steps toward lasting change in Christ.

This Sunday, Pastor John continues our “Way of Wisdom” series with a message from Proverbs 3 titled “Five Stages of Parenting.” Parenting is more than simply loving our children—it’s an intentional, lifelong calling to prepare them to walk wisely and depend on the Lord. From the earliest years of protecting and directing to the later seasons of advising and inspiring, we’ll discover how a parent’s role changes as children grow and take on greater responsibility.

Pastor John Meador and Christian counselor A.J. Molina discuss the biblical foundation and practical habits that help couples build lasting marriages. They explore healthy conflict, premarital preparation, and boundaries that protect trust. You’ll be encouraged to stay committed, keep growing together, and trust God in every season of marriage.

This Sunday, Pastor John continues our “Way of Wisdom” series with a message from Proverbs 18:20–21 titled “The Surprising Power of Words.” Our words may seem fleeting, but Scripture reminds us that they carry the power to bring life or death. Together, we’ll discover how our words can wound or heal, divide or encourage, tear down or build up—and how what we say ultimately produces lasting fruit in our relationships. Don’t miss this practical and challenging message about using our words with wisdom and allowing them to become instruments of truth, grace, and life.

This Sunday, Pastor John continues our “Way of Wisdom” series with a message from Proverbs titled “The Power of Friendship.” The people closest to us have a profound influence on the direction of our lives—our friendships can move us toward wisdom or pull us toward foolishness. Together, we’ll discover how wise friendships shape our future, strengthen us through adversity, speak truth when we need it, and help us see areas where God is still growing us. Don’t miss this practical and encouraging message about choosing friends who help us become more like Christ—and learning to be that kind of friend for others.

Pastor John Meador and Christian counselor AJ Molina explain that marriage can be deeply rewarding, but it requires commitment, patience, faith, and continual growth. They encourage spouses to put away distractions, listen to understand, speak with kindness, and value each other’s perspective. You’ll be encouraged to strengthen your marriage through honesty, forgiveness, shared decisions, and open communication.