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Our lives and stories are often shaped by things that are out of our immediate control. This was true at the moment of the Roman decree, which would turn into a story of hope for the world. During this first week of Advent, we ask ourselves whether we are placing our hope in the empires of the world or the liberating through-line of God’s presence. What are we longing for this Advent, and how does it call us to act with hope?

We’ll be live on Facebook on Sunday at 11:00, or you can watch any time on Facebook or YouTube. 

 Here is some information to help you participate if you join us online:

• Our opening prayer is interactive. This prayer is a moment for us to affirm our faith collectively. Respond, “We are on our way to more hope.”
• The songs are “Come Thou Long Expected Jesus” and “O Come O Come Emmanuel.” You can look up the words online and sing along.
• The Bible readings are Romans 8:18-30 and Luke 2:1-3.
• We invite you to share your prayer requests in the comments. Whether it’s a moment of praise for God’s goodness in your life or a challenge where you hope to see God’s intervention, we want to hear from you. Your sharing is a testament to how God moves in our lives. Share an offering in our app in Givelify or send a check to the church.

We’re anticipating this time of worship with you. Get ready for a blessed Lord’s Day Everyone!

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FREE THANKSGIVING DINNER

SUNDAY NOVEMBER 24TH 1:00 PM

Join us for our Annual Community Thanksgiving Celebration on Sunday, November 24th at 1:00. The church will be providing a traditional Thanksgiving dinner for all of our neighbors and friends. There will be plenty of food and fun. All of which is ABSOLUTELY FREE. Spread the word and bring your friends!

Psalm 46:1 reads, “God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble.”  I hope you are trusting and resting in that truth today. It can be easy to forget when troubles are rising all around us. Yet, God is our protector and provider. God’s strength and generosity allow us to enjoy blessings and peace during difficult times. Let us celebrate the One who gives us the full table and overflowing cup!

We’ll be live on Facebook on Sunday at 11:00, or you can watch any time on Facebook or YouTube. 

Here is some information to help you participate if you join us online:

• Our opening prayer is interactive. This prayer is a moment for us to affirm our faith collectively. Respond, “Do not be alarmed. This is not the end.”
• The songs are “Holy, Holy, Holy” and “Tis So Sweet to Trust In Jesus.” You can look up the words online and sing along.
• The Bible readings are Psalm 23 and Matthew 6:25-34.
• We invite you to share your prayer requests in the comments. Whether it’s a moment of praise for God’s goodness in your life or a challenge where you hope to see God’s intervention, we want to hear from you. Your sharing is a testament to how God moves in our lives. Share an offering in our app in Givelify or send a check to the church.

We’re anticipating this time of worship with you. Get ready for a blessed Lord’s Day Everyone!

“For the Lord corrects those the Lord loves, just as a parent corrects a child in whom they delight.” No one enjoys discipline when its happening, but we all know that it’s necessary. The key for us is remembering that the Good Shepherd doesn’t leave us in our messes or leave us to face our wolves alone. That’s what real loves does. Let us celebrate that we are loved like that by our Lord as we worship Him now.

We’ll be live on Facebook on Sunday at 11:00, or you can watch any time on Facebook or YouTube. 

 Here is some information to help you participate if you join us online:

• Our opening prayer is interactive. This prayer is a moment for us to affirm our faith collectively. Respond, “We have come to find hope and peace in our lives.”
• The songs are “O How I Love Jesus” and “O Jesus I Have Promised.” You can look up the words online and sing along.
• The Bible readings are Psalm 23 and Matthew 5:17-20.
• We invite you to share your prayer requests in the comments. Whether it’s a moment of praise for God’s goodness in your life or a challenge where you hope to see God’s intervention, we want to hear from you. Your sharing is a testament to how God moves in our lives. Share an offering in our app in Givelify or send a check to the church.

We’re anticipating this time of worship with you. Get ready for a blessed Lord’s Day Everyone!

Today is a day to remember. We remember and honor those who have blessed our lives and have now gone to their eternal reward. Remembering can be hard sometimes. We feel their absence, which makes us sense the loss. We grieve, but as the scriptures tell us, we do not grieve as those who have no hope. In the psalm, we hear a powerful word that reminds us that even when we go through valleys as dark as death, we do not need to fear. On this day of celebrating All Saints, let us remember that Christ’s presence guides and strengthens us through our darkest valleys.  

We’ll be live on Facebook on Sunday at 11:00, or you can watch any time on Facebook or YouTube. 

Here is some information to help you participate if you join us online:

• Our opening prayer is interactive. This prayer is a moment for us to affirm our faith collectively. Respond, “Let us recognize you here in the beauty of this morning and in its challenge.”
• The songs are “For All the Saints” and “Be Still My Soul.” You can look up the words online and sing along.
• The Bible readings are Psalm 23 and John 11:17-27.
• We invite you to share your prayer requests in the comments. Whether it’s a moment of praise for God’s goodness in your life or a challenge where you hope to see God’s intervention, we want to hear from you. Your sharing is a testament to how God moves in our lives. Share an offering in our app in Givelify or send a check to the church.

We’re anticipating this time of worship with you. Get ready for a blessed Lord’s Day Everyone!

What has a pull on your heart? Everyone has things they value. At times, those things can have a hold on us more than we think. Today, we’re looking at one story where Jesus tried to help someone, but something had a hold on them they didn’t understand. Jesus said it was easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for folks dealing with that issue to find God. How about you? Is something pulling you and keeping you from finding what God wants to give you? Join us this morning as we discuss this idea of “Needles and Camels.”

We’ll be live on Facebook on Sunday at 11:00, or you can watch any time on Facebook or YouTube. 

Here is some information to help you participate if you join us online:

• Our opening prayer is interactive. This prayer is a moment for us to affirm our faith collectively. Respond, “Praise to God who listens to our cries and heals us.”
• The songs are “Lord I Lift Your Name on High” and “Grace Greater Than Our Sin.” You can look up the words online and sing along.
• The Bible readings are Hebrews 4:12-16 and Mark 10:17-31.
• We invite you to share your prayer requests in the comments. Whether it’s a moment of praise for God’s goodness in your life or a challenge where you hope to see God’s intervention, we want to hear from you. Your sharing is a testament to how God moves in our lives. Share an offering in our app in Givelify or send a check to the church.

We’re eagerly anticipating this time of worship with you. Get ready for a blessed Lord’s Day, everyone!

Have you ever wondered why community means so much to people? Simply put, we need each other. The Bible teaches us, “4 There are different kinds of gifts, but the same Spirit distributes them. 5 There are different kinds of service, but the same Lord. 6 There are different kinds of working, but in all of them and in everyone it is the same God at work.” Our diversity is God’s plan and our strength. God shows us that we are stronger together than we are apart. Join us today as we explore the concept of Many Gifts One Spirit.

We’ll be live on Facebook on Sunday at 11:00, or you can watch any time on Facebook or YouTube. 

Here is some information to help you participate if you join us online: Our opening prayer is interactive. This prayer is a moment for us to affirm our faith collectively. Respond, “We will follow the path of God’s love with wisdom as our guide.”

• The songs are “God of Grace and God of Glory” and “Many Gifts One Spirit.” You can look up the words online and sing along.
• The Bible readings are Romans 12:3-8 and John 10:11-18.
• We invite you to share your prayer requests in the comments. Whether it’s a moment of praise for God’s goodness in your life or a challenge where you hope to see God’s intervention, we want to hear from you. Your sharing is a testament to how God moves in our lives. Share an offering in our app in Givelify or send a check to the church.

We’re eagerly anticipating this time of worship with you. Get ready for a blessed Lord’s Day, everyone!

The world makes it difficult to trust. Most of us have been hurt, which can make us hard and cynical. If this has been your experience, faith becomes difficult. Faith is a different type of trust. Jesus tells us that we have to receive His words with childlike wonder, innocence, and trust. That’s hard for us to hear. Join us this morning as we explore how we can open our hearts to trust Him like wants. We’ll learn how to be more “Like One of These.”

We’ll be live on Facebook on Sunday at 11:00, or you can watch any time on Facebook or YouTube. 

 Here is some information to help you participate if you join us online: Our opening prayer is interactive. This prayer is a moment for us to affirm our faith collectively. Respond, “God’s ways are just and merciful.”

• The songs are “Great Is Thy Faithfulness” and “I Surrender All.” You can look up the words online and sing along.
• The Bible readings are Mark 9:30-37.
• We invite you to share your prayer requests in the comments. Whether it’s a moment of praise for God’s goodness in your life or a challenge where you hope to see God’s intervention, we want to hear from you. Your sharing is a testament to how God moves in our lives. Share an offering in our app in Givelify or send a check to the church.

We’re eagerly anticipating this time of worship with you. Get ready for a blessed Lord’s Day, everyone!

Many people complain about how divided the world feels right now. In this environment, how will the people of Jesus be known? Today, we hear Jesus discussing what defiles a person. He teaches us that those things come from the inside rather than the outside. How do we live in ways that show we’ve brought the love and character of Christ to what we do, or will the world see us as part of the problem? Join us this morning for “What Comes Out Matters.”

We’ll be live on Facebook on Sunday at 11:00, or you can watch any time on Facebook or YouTube. Click here for video

 Here is some information to help you participate if you’re joining us online:

• Our opening prayer is interactive. This prayer is a moment for us to affirm our faith collectively. Respond, “We worship God, who lives among us.”
• The songs are “Be Thou My Vision” and “I Want to Be a Christian.” You can look up the words online and sing along.
• The Bible reading is Mark 7: 1-23.
• We invite you to share your prayer requests in the comments. Whether it’s a moment of praise for God’s goodness in your life or a challenge where you hope to see God’s intervention, we want to hear from you. Your sharing is a testament to how God moves in our lives. Share an offering in our app in Givelify or send a check to the church.

We’re eagerly anticipating this time of worship with you. Get ready for a blessed Lord’s Day, everyone!