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This week, we’ll be finishing up chapter 2 of Colossians. Have you ever felt stuck in life? Spiritually, like you just can’t break free from sin, even though you want to? Or maybe you’ve felt like you’re not enough—like who you are and what you do isn’t enough for God, and that you don’t have what it takes to please Him? This passage is going to speak directly to those feelings. In this portion of...

This week we're in Colossians 2:1-15 with a message titled “ONLY ONE!” Only one person deserves our full attention and affection, and there are people who will try to pull you away from Him. We’ll talk about when it’s right to warn someone, how to grow spiritually, whether baptism is right for you, and how to overcome shame! It’s a beautiful passage focused on Jesus, addressing some of the iss...

Jesus is ENOUGH for you—he's all you're looking for! The gospel is like a diamond, with many different facets to look at. That’s what we’re doing in this series: looking at Jesus. If Jesus isn’t enough, why would anything else be? This week, we’ll be in Colossians 1:15-29. It’s a packed passage that will help us focus on who Jesus is, what He’s done for us, and what He calls us to. We’re c...

This Sunday, we begin our series through the book of Colossians, titled “Nothing Else.” Colossae was a church that was growing and doing a lot of things right. However, a false teaching started to spread that you needed more than Jesus to go to heaven and grow spiritually. You needed something else and someone else to fully please God. This same mindset exists among people today. We see that Jesus...

Praise is the joyful recounting of all that God has done for us. That’s what we’re going to do this Sunday! Often, we are not great at celebrating what God has done. This Sunday, We’ll be announcing how much God brought in through all of you for our New Ground offering! We will be in Isaiah 6:1-8. When you encounter God, the only response is humility, repentance, and availability. WEBSITE: https:/...

We hope you had a great day celebrating our Savior's birth and spending time with loved ones! Thank you for joining us at one of our Christmas Eve services—it was a joy to worship together. We truly have so much to celebrate and be thankful for as a church family! This week, we will be looking at Hebrews 12:1-2, talking about running the race set before us. What are we running toward? Are we keepi...

This week at our Christmas services, we’ll be focusing on Isaiah 9:6 and reflecting on the names given to Jesus 700 years before He was born. What does it mean that Jesus shall be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace ? We will discover that these names describe His character and are exactly what we need in our broken, empty lives. Christmas reveals two th...

This Sunday, we’ll be wrapping up our New Ground campaign and having a time of giving in every service. This will be the first offering we take as a church, and we’re seeking to raise $1 million! “ If it is of God …” We will look at Joshua 6 with a message titled “Don’t Quit on 6.” Have you ever wanted to quit or thought about giving up? If we’re honest, it crosses everyone’s mind at one time or a...

As we continue our New Ground series this Sunday, we’ll ask the question: Are we battle-ready? How do we prepare to face the battles and challenges that are inevitable in life? Looking at a short passage in Joshua 5:13-15, we’ll see Joshua, on the eve of setting out to conquer the great city of Jericho, encounter an unexpected person who will give him the courage and strength needed to fight again...

This Sunday we will be diving into Joshua 4, where we see the Lord call his people to grab stones from the middle of the Jordan to build a memorial. This reveals that God’s miracles become our memorials—and these memorials are meant to point us back to His faithfulness, not just for us, but for generations to come. As we march onward, how often do we take a moment to remember how God has moved in...

This Sunday will be one of the more challenging but necessary conversations we have in this series. Joshua is about to lead the people of God across the Jordan, but first, he challenges them: “ Consecrate yourselves, for tomorrow the Lord will do wonders among you ” (Joshua 3:5). Before they continue on to battle, they must consecrate themselves. What does that mean? How do we prepare ourselves fo...

This Sunday, we will celebrate baptism and dive into Joshua chapter 2. How and why does God use a lying prostitute who ends up in the Hall of Faith? We'll explore her story and answer the question: Is it ever acceptable to lie for God? How and why does God partner with a prostitute to accomplish His purposes? We’ll also take a look at the spies—how did they end up at her house? They have lessons t...

This week, we’re kicking off our new series, “ New Ground ”, based on Joshua 1:1-9. We’ll be looking at the story of the people of God and how God called them to new ground—not just physically, but spiritually. God is calling us to new ground and we’ll be asking: What does that require of us as a church? We’ll talk about being servants, taking risks, being under the book, and what spiritual succes...

This week, we dive into chapter 5 with a message titled “Approach Authentically.” We’ll gain wisdom from Solomon as he guides us on how to approach the presence of God. How do we come to God? What does that journey look like? What should we say to Him, and how can we truly listen? What if we feel like God is distant? Solomon is going to give some direction on how to approach God, reminding us that...

We continue our series in chapter 4 of Ecclesiastes! This book is filled with so much wisdom as Solomon reflects on his life. In this part of the book, he shifts focus to some of his experiences that have led him to where he finds himself. Solomon is a very wealthy person, with considerable influence and many accomplishments, yet he is extremely lonely. Have you ever heard the phrase, “It’s lonely...

This week we look at one of the most popular phrases in the Old Testament: “ He has made everything beautiful in its time ." There have been songs about this verse, and many of us say this, but how do we live it out? How do we have the wisdom to know the season God has us in? How do we have the grace to walk well through whatever we’re going through?   Solomon asks the million-dollar question: Wha...

This week, we continue our series in Ecclesiastes chapter 2, titled "The Gift of Emptiness, Part 2." What is the role of ambition, purpose, and pleasure in our lives? How did the wisest man who ever lived fall into such sin and despair? How can you have wisdom but not the humility to steward it? This week, we will talk about walking in purpose rather than in pleasure. There is a temptation to read...

We’re excited to be back with you this week and start a new series, “Made for More." Eccl 3:11, “ He has put eternity into man’s heart .” What if God has more for you than what you are currently doing and how you are living? Wouldn’t you want to know? And if he did, how would you find out what or who the “more” is? This week we will be in Ecclesiastes 1 with a message titled “The Gift of Emptiness...

From a tainted past to a transformed life. This sounds so good for anyone who’s had a past that they’d like to put behind them. In John 4, Jesus has an encounter with a woman at a well in Samaria when Jesus isn’t even on her radar. Sometimes, we think it’s easier to deflect our past when it’s brought up than to come clean and let the living water of Jesus wash it away. You’ll be reminded this Sund...

Whatever you’re going through in life and where God has you, he has not forgotten you. It is easy to believe God has forgotten us, especially when other people are experiencing his healing power and we are not! We tend to stop going to God for something we once had great faith in. We tell ourselves to stop “bothering” Jesus, and I’m convinced he doesn’t want us to. He wants us to go to him in desp...

Why are we a hospital as a church? Whose idea was that? We’re going to look at a famous statement Jesus makes when he clarifies why he came and who he came for. It’s easy to point and judge people who need Jesus; anyone can do that, and sadly most religious people end up there. Jesus showed spirituality is measured by how many sinners you sit with, not by how many you know or can point out and jud...

This week we continue our series looking at a story in Acts 8, with a man who God calls away from the crowd and into the desert to share with one person. There are so many lessons in this passage! We look at it from the perspective of the person who is looking for Jesus as well as the person who gets to share Jesus! We talk specifically about how and what to share when God calls you to! This will...

Story Sunday | September 1st, 2024 This week we will continue into our series with Story Sunday! At times, attempting to share our faith can become stale, and we can lose steam. We wonder if God will ever change the person's heart we’re praying for? Hearing stories encourages, challenges, and reminds us God is changing lives, and it’s only a matter of time until he does the same in the person&...

This week we kick off our series in Mark 2 with a message titled “ Crew’s that Carry ." We look at a powerful story; a group of four unnamed men who simply brought someone to Jesus. They believed that if they got the person in the presence of Jesus, the rest would be taken care of! So they get a man to Jesus, and his eternal destination and present circumstances change forever. Often we are g...

Jesus + nothing = ???? How would you really answer that question? Sometimes the temptation is to believe that Jesus is not enough, that we need more than what we have and more than what he’s given to us.   If Jesus is with you, you are no longer a minority, but you are a majority; you are sufficient rather than inadequate, effective rather than ineffective, powerful rather than weak. As long as yo...