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"Let all things be done for building up." Paul makes this statement at the end of a long discussion about the movement of gifts within the church as a clear and succinct way to sum up the heart of his message. He is challenging the motivation behind their actions, and it becomes a simple thought they can use to test everything they do! On Sunday, as we read over 1 Corinthians 14:26-33, we will foc...

"Let all things be done for building up." Paul makes this statement at the end of a long discussion about the movement of gifts within the church as a clear and succinct way to sum up the heart of his message. He is challenging the motivation behind their actions, and it becomes a simple thought they can use to test everything they do! On Sunday, as we read over 1 Corinthians 14:26-33, we will foc...

This Sunday, Timothy and our youth will be sharing testimonies from OneCamp. We are excited to hear their stories of God's goodness and faithfulness and encourage you to join us!

This Sunday, Timothy and our youth will be sharing testimonies from OneCamp. We are excited to hear their stories of God's goodness and faithfulness and encourage you to join us!

This Sunday: A Morning Full of Jesus in Worship, Teaching and Prayer! We believe God is doing something powerful in our body and in our community. This Sunday we will seek Him with expectation for His movement. We will take a look at Jesus' words in John 21:1-11.

This Sunday: A Morning Full of Jesus in Worship, Teaching and Prayer! We believe God is doing something powerful in our body and in our community. This Sunday we will seek Him with expectation for His movement. We will take a look at Jesus' words in John 21:1-11.

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This Sunday, we will continue our conversation on the Gifts of the Holy Spirit, diving into 1 Corinthians 14. Our focus will be on the gifts of tongues and prophecy, their role in the church today, and how it applies to us.

This Sunday, we will continue our conversation on the Gifts of the Holy Spirit, diving into 1 Corinthians 14. Our focus will be on the gifts of tongues and prophecy, their role in the church today, and how it applies to us.

Starting this Sunday we will begin, as one family meeting at 10am, a several week look at 1 Corinthians 12-14 and the Gifts of the Holy Spirit. We have laid a very clear foundation over the past month, a foundation that will allow the gifts to flow without hindrance if we embrace it. This Sunday, we will define the gifts, what they are, and what God hoped to accomplish through them! If we truly wa...

Starting this Sunday we will begin, as one family meeting at 10am, a several week look at 1 Corinthians 12-14 and the Gifts of the Holy Spirit. We have laid a very clear foundation over the past month, a foundation that will allow the gifts to flow without hindrance if we embrace it. This Sunday, we will define the gifts, what they are, and what God hoped to accomplish through them! If we truly wa...

This Sunday, we will build our last foundational step before diving into the Gifts of the Holy Spirit in earnest as we look at Paul's message in 1 Corinthians 13. For Paul, this last step is the thing that makes or breaks our effectiveness in using the gifts, and if we don't embrace it, it will keep the church from effectively ministering in the power of God's Spirit!

This Sunday, we will build our last foundational step before diving into the Gifts of the Holy Spirit in earnest as we look at Paul's message in 1 Corinthians 13. For Paul, this last step is the thing that makes or breaks our effectiveness in using the gifts, and if we don't embrace it, it will keep the church from effectively ministering in the power of God's Spirit!

In 1 Corinthians 12, we have seen Paul encouarging the Corinthian church to live a life of spirit-empowered giftedness for the common good. We have seen Paul say that everyone has something to contribute and that all contributions are valuable. But what is his overall goal in pointing all of these things out? What is he getting at? Join us this Sunday as we look at the motivation and goal of Paul'...

In 1 Corinthians 12, we have seen Paul encouarging the Corinthian church to live a life of spirit-empowered giftedness for the common good. We have seen Paul say that everyone has something to contribute and that all contributions are valuable. But what is his overall goal in pointing all of these things out? What is he getting at? Join us this Sunday as we look at the motivation and goal of Paul'...

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This Sunday, we will look at 1 Corinthians 12: 4-7, the role individuals play in the body, and how God empowers His people for the benefit of others. May is National Foster Care month. Please join us as we explore how we can embrace foster care as a church body!

This Sunday, we will look at 1 Corinthians 12: 4-7, the role individuals play in the body, and how God empowers His people for the benefit of others. May is National Foster Care month. Please join us as we explore how we can embrace foster care as a church body!

We are fast forwarding to Chapter 12 of 1 Corinthians as we begin looking at the Gifts of the Holy Spirit and their role and purpose in the body of Christ. We will look at Paul's intention, which is not clearly stated in the verses, and what he is trying to combat in his letter as he hopes to build the spiritual life of the church body as a whole.

We are fast forwarding to Chapter 12 of 1 Corinthians as we begin looking at the Gifts of the Holy Spirit and their role and purpose in the body of Christ. We will look at Paul's intention, which is not clearly stated in the verses, and what he is trying to combat in his letter as he hopes to build the spiritual life of the church body as a whole.

"I love Jesus, but I am more comfortable thinking about sin." None of us wants this to be the thought that runs through our minds, but sometimes the verses we identify with best are the ones about sin, God's hatred of sin, and His discipline when we DO sin. For churchgoers, years of preaching has helped perpetuate this. When speakers spend an inordinate amount of time focusing on sin and our need...

"I love Jesus, but I am more comfortable thinking about sin." None of us wants this to be the thought that runs through our minds, but sometimes the verses we identify with best are the ones about sin, God's hatred of sin, and His discipline when we DO sin. For churchgoers, years of preaching has helped perpetuate this. When speakers spend an inordinate amount of time focusing on sin and our need...

Paul told the Corinthians to live life focused on the prize of eternity and to treat their lives like an athlete treats their life...disciplined and self controlled for the purpose of winning the prize. This Sunday, we will look at Paul's message in 1 Corinthians 9:24-27 and what it means for us as we step into the life that Jesus has for us!