Join us in celebrating the joy of Jesus and the freedom he gives on Sunday morning at 10 am. You can participate online or in-person. However you participate, our prayer is that you will be encouraged and uplifted through your participation in our worship. Thank you for being part of our faith community.

On the heels of Jesus, the crowds are growing and expecting more from Him. But he is looking to Jerusalem and His cross. Here in our gospel reading from Luke, Jesus is confronted with the sin of covetousness and he addresses this sin with a parable of a fool interested only in this life and wealth. Jesus is going to the cross even for this sin prevalent in every culture and lifetime. Jesus Christ is our only hope not just in this life but in the next no matter how much we are worth, or how much we think we are worth.

Watch Worship for July 31, 2022

Join us in celebrating the joy of Jesus and the freedom he gives on Sunday morning at 10 am. You can participate online or in-person. However you participate, our prayer is that you will be encouraged and uplifted through your participation in our worship. Thank you for being part of our faith community.

Prayer says something about our worship. It says something about what we believe. In our Gospel reading, Jesus is seen praying and is asked to teach a prayer. He obliges with the words of the Lord’s Prayer, but he goes further to speak to us with a parable, the extent that God will go to care, provide and forgive those who pray and that we learn about ourselves in the process. How badly we need His grace. There is no sermon outline today.

Watch Worship for July 24, 2022

Join us in celebrating the joy of Jesus and the freedom he gives on Sunday morning at 10 am. You can participate online or in-person. However you participate, our prayer is that you will be encouraged and uplifted through your participation in our worship. Thank you for being part of our faith community.

Today, we conclude our Ephesians Message Series as we take a look at Ephesians 6:10-22. There is more to the challenges we face in life than meets the eye. There is a spiritual war taking place in the spiritual realm. But we think our problems are natural, so we turn to natural solutions. We don’t sense that we need God despite our inability to fix the brokenness in and around us. If we want to win our war, it starts with being strong in the Lord and in the strength of his might.

Watch Worship for July 17, 2022