Archive November 27, 2022

A lot of folks are struggling with things in silence. They fear that the world can’t understand their pain, or they’re afraid to share their private battle for any number of reasons. God has an answer for those struggles if you’re willing to hear Him. It’s Advent, the season of preparation for the coming of Christ. This year we invite you to take the Journey. We’re using the story of the birth of Christ to help people discern what new things God might be doing in their lives. This morning we start with God calling Mary, the mother of Jesus. Like her, your journey starts with yes. Even in your struggle, God has a word. Take the journey with us. Click here for the video.

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

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

• The response to our interactive opening prayer is, “No word from God will ever fail. Let your Word be fulfilled in us.”
• Today’s songs are “O Come O Come Emmanuel” and “Come Thou Long Expected Jesus.” Look up the words online, and you can sing along.
•  The Bible reading is Luke 1:26-38
• Please let us know how God is moving in your life. You can leave a celebration and/or prayer request in the comment section so that we can celebrate God’s kindness and discern God’s will with you.
• Share an offering in our app in Givelify or send a check to the church.

We’re looking forward to worshipping with you. Have a blessed Lord’s day, everyone!

Do you want to get more done? Almost everyone is struggling with their productivity. Folks regularly complain about how much they have to do. Many people say they are overwhelmed and exhausted. Part of the challenge of living in the modern world is our ability to focus on the right things. Distractions derail us constantly. Not only do they take time and energy, but they also feed anxiety and frustration. Jesus understood this. There’s a moment he talks to the disciples about it, and His words can guide us right now. Join us to learn more about “The Power of Focus.” Click here for the video

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

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

• The response to our interactive opening prayer is, “We will worship in joy and in truth.”
• Today’s songs are “This is The Day” and “It Is Well with My Souls.” Look up the words online, and you can sing along.
•  The Bible reading is Luke 21:5-19.
• Please let us know how God is moving in your life. You can leave a celebration and/or prayer request in the comment section so that we can celebrate God’s kindness and discern God’s will with you.
• Share an offering in our app in Givelify or send a check to the church.

We’re looking forward to worshipping with you. Have a blessed Lord’s day, everyone!

Questions about what comes after this life can overtake us. Some folks are preoccupied with understanding the details. Not knowing these answers keeps some people from a journey in faith. The challenge for many of us is that God’s plans may not be what we think. This morning we’re talking about trusting God when God goes beyond our expectations. Join us as we hear Jesus explain what it means to follow the “God of the Living.” We’ll be live on Facebook at 11:00, or you can watch at any time on Facebook or Youtube.  Click here for the video

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

• The response to our interactive opening prayer is, “To respond in thanksgiving to the mighty works of God in our lives.”
• Today’s songs are “For All the Saints” and “Blessed Assurance.” Look up the words online, and you can sing along.
•  The Bible reading is Luke 20:27-38
• Please let us know how God is moving in your life. You can leave a celebration and/or prayer request in the comment section so that we can celebrate God’s kindness and discern God’s will with you.
• Share an offering in our app in Givelify or send a check to the church.

We’re looking forward to worshipping with you. Have a blessed Lord’s day, everyone!