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We always want to know why. The rulers of the people wanted to know why Jesus was saying what He said and doing what He did. But Jesus challenged them with His Word. Why did they not listen, and why did they not repent? Why do we not listen and repent? We are called to listen. Trust and believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and we shall be saved.

September 27, 2020

Guest Pastor Corey Grant

 A part of us expects justice from God. We think that fairness ought to reign—that each of us should get what we deserve. But this is a dead end. God does not give us what we deserve but acts with mercy and grace beyond belief. He is scandalously generous and lavish with us—giving us what we do not deserve and have not earned. Today we pray for the Lord to break through to our hearts and minds with His abundant grace and to rejoice that He is more than fair—He is merciful!

September 20, 2020

Guest Pastor Mike Schultze

Forgiveness is filled with questions. How often must I forgive? Is there a limit to the grace of forgiveness? What is the connection between God’s forgiveness to me and my forgiveness to others? The answer to these questions lies in Christ. As our heavenly Father has forgiven us, so do we forgive one another in His name.

September 13, 2020

Guest Pastor Corey Grant

“Who is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven?” Jesus’ disciples asked. Our Lord responded by welcoming a child into His midst. “Whoever humbles himself like this child is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven.” Children are highly valued by our gracious God because they are completely dependent. On their own, they have nothing, yet they need everything. This is true for all of us in our relationship with God! On our own, we have nothing to offer, yet everything we need is ours to receive from the gracious hands of our Savior.

September 6, 2020

Guest Pastor Mike Schultze

  The accounts of Jesus in the Bible often have a familiarity to us that may diminish what the sacred Word wants us to understand. Simply put, there has never been any individual on this earth like Jesus. He has divine power that can heal the sick, revive the dead, and multiply bread and fish to feed multitudes. He can even walk on water. Nobody else has ever done that, only Jesus. As we worship today, let us rediscover in Jesus our one and only Savior.

You never know what idols you have and their power to influence your life until Jesus asks you to give them up. Letting go… 

Week 1: August 9

"Letting Go of Stuff"

Week 2: August 16

"Letting Go of Bitterness"

Week 3: August 23

"Letting Go of Control"

Week 4: August 30

"Letting Go of the Past"

All of us have been gifted to be involved in service, created to contribute. God has designed us with intentionality, with forethought, and with purpose to have a ministry you were especially made for. Today we focus on 1 Corinthians 12:7 which says in the New Living Translation: A spiritual gift is given to each of us as a means of helping the 

entire Church. 

Sunday, July 26

"Made for Significance"

 When Jesus died, His disciples did not have a lot of hope. No one was planning to keep this new movement going, because, after all, it seemed Jesus was not who he had claimed to be. But then something happened…  

Week 1: June 7

"Hope"

Week 2: June 14

"Optimistic"

Week 3: June 21

"Thankful"

Week 4: June 28

"Generous"

Week 5: July 5

"Enthusiastic"

Week 6: July 12

"Encouraging"

Week 7: July 19

"Confident"