This Sunday the message was entitled:  Stepping Up – The Call for Christian Leadership. What makes Christian leadership unique? What attributes mark out the kind of leader that Christians are called to follow? What does a Christ-like leader look like? Peter gives us some clear and simple directions that challenge leaders to step up for the sake of God’s people and for the sake of the gospel.

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This Sunday our sermon is from 1 Peter 4:15-19. It is entitled “Unashamed”. The apostle Peter calls us as believers to be unashamed to suffer for the name of Christ. What kind of impact would the church have if all believers were holy, happy, and unashamed lives of open devotion to Christ? Peter says such is the hour in which we live. Are you unashamed?

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The psalmist who penned Psalms 42 and 43 was not unfamiliar with worry and anxiety.  In these psalms, however, they both revealed to us the extent to which the human experience can be consumed by despair and the heights to which our joy can rise when we dwell on the Lord's goodness.  Join us as we study a hope that is rooted in our knowledge of the Lord and His promises to the believer!

This Sunday, our sermon from 1 Peter 4:7 is entitled “The End of All Things” The Christian sees history as His story – the story of God’s redemptive plan. This helps us when the world seems to be falling into chaos and disarray. Come as we consider how helpful and hopeful it is to see things from God’s perspective.