Join us this Sunday! In-Person 8:00am, 9:30am & 11:00am, Online 9:30am, 11:00am & 5:00pm
Join us this Sunday! In-Person 8:00am, 9:30am & 11:00am, Online 9:30am, 11:00am & 5:00pm
Join us at the next Sunday worship service:
In-Person
8:00am, 9:30am & 11:00am
Online 9:30am, 11:00am & 5:00pm
Meet me at the river: The river was already flowing. Introduction: Imagine arriving at a river and discovering that it has been flowing long before you ever reached its banks. You didn’t start the river, determine its direction, or create…
Open Doors, Open Heart: share the good news Introduction: It’s possible to be surrounded by people and still live at a distance. Passive proximity says, “I know they’re there.” Intentional community says, “I’m willing to know them.” Sharing the…
Open Doors, Open Heart: Partner with the Holy Spirit Introduction: Partnering with the Holy Spirit means recognizing that the Christian life was never meant to be lived by sheer willpower. The Spirit guides, convicts, comforts, empowers, and gradually transforms…
Open Doors, Open Heart: Hospitality Introduction: Hospitality is more than entertaining friends, preparing a perfect meal, or making sure the house looks presentable. Biblical hospitality is simply making room for people in our lives. Jesus demonstrated this repeatedly by eating,…
Open Doors, Open Heart: Witness begins with love Introduction: Witness is the practice of intentionally opening our lives so others can encounter the good news of Jesus. We witness through our words, by sharing the stories of God’s faithfulness, and…
Open Doors, Open Heart: Four American gospels Introduction: Many messages in the world call themselves “gospel” but are not the gospel Jesus preached. Some promise wealth and success, others focus primarily on self-improvement and personal happiness, while others make political…
Open Doors, Open Heart: What is the gospel? Introduction: Open doors often represent new opportunities, relationships, and possibilities God places before us. But recognizing and walking through those doors requires an open heart. When we remain receptive to God’s leading,…
Upside Down Living: The Power of Commitment Introduction: Commitment is easy to admire but much harder to practice. We make commitments to marriages, careers, churches, friendships, and even New Year’s resolutions, only to discover that staying committed often requires sacrifice,…
Upside Down Living: The Power of Persistence Introduction: Matthew 7:7-12, Jesus paints a picture of relentless faith: “Ask… seek… knock.” The verbs imply continuous action—keep asking, keep seeking, keep knocking. Persistence is not about wearing God down but about drawing…
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