Celebrate Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem with the waving of palms and singing as we prepare for the holy week ahead.
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We are excited to welcome Trey Davis as our guest preacher this Sunday. Join him for his sermon, “Faithlessness.”
Join Pastor Jayde for her somer, “The Power of Connection.”
The Gospel of Matthew Unplugged: Jesus and Power
We all have things in our lives that need to be forgiven and that we need to forgive in others.
Jesus and Power Week 1: Just Say the Word Given the week we have had, with ice storms and widespread power outages, Pastors Michelle and Jayde will be leading us in a different style of worship to begin our Lenten journey. Jayde and Michelle Zoomed from their respective homes to bring us the first sermon in their Lenten series “The…
Ash Wednesday is the day we begin our Lenten journey and this year when we are so far apart, we are more connected than ever.
Pastor Michelle and a friend continue our sermon series entitled “Church: A Community Called for the Future” this Sunday with week 5, “High Risk Gardening: A Parable for the Church.” Read Matthew 9:37-38 & Matthew 13: 3-9 in preparation for worship. Where might those seeds haphazardly sown by the sower take root? * * * Van Gogh, “The Sower” Vincent…
We share in God’s gracious abundance each time we take the bread and the cup in communion. How is this reflected in the way we live out our own lives?
How does one describe the essence of God? What does that have to do with the church’s identity and mission in the 21st century?
Week 2 of Church: A Community Called for the Future Pastor Jayde continues our sermon series entitled Church: A Community Called for the Future this Sunday with her sermon “Flourishing in Babylon”. What does it take to “flourish in Babylon? What plans does God have for you and for the church? Read Jeremiah 29:4-14 in preparation for the sermon. This sermon series includes a video…
This Sunday, join Pastor Michelle as she introduces us to the bright future and possibilities before the church and how important it is to be open to new opportunities, changes and ideas.