Tapestry Community Church

God often speaks to us in a whisper, developing the discipline of silence enables us to hear His voice more consistently and more clearly. This message encourages us to be still before Him. 

It is often necessary to pull away, turn down the noise in our lives and tune into God's still small voice. This message explores the value of solitude and silence as a spiritual discipline.

James Ward brings this message on finding refuge in the Lord. Where do you need shelter from the storm? Be encouraged, the Lord is your ever-present help in times of trouble.

Having recently experienced a major vocational shift, Billy Nolan shares his own identity crisis and why clinging to who God says you are matters. 

Gerry Rogers brings this message focusing on Psalm 16 and the reality that God brings us through life and death to true pleasure which is found only in following the path He has designed for us.

Where it all began! This series walks us through the creation narrative, answering the most important questions the human race has. Where did we come from? Why are we here? How did all this come to be? What happened to humanity? This message focuses on the fall of man in Genesis Chapter three.

Where it all began! This series walks us through the creation narrative, answering the most important questions the human race has. Where did we come from? Why are we here? How did all this come to be? This message focuses on the second chapter of Genesis. 

Where it all began! This series walks us through the creation narrative, answering the most important questions the human race has. Where did we come from? Why are we here? How did all this come to be? This message focuses on the first chapter of Genesis. 

A Sunday of looking back on God's faithfulness to His church. Today, Tapestry makes her final payment on the mortgage and celebrates the journey every step of the way!

With an overwhelming enemy at the gate, Samuel cries out to the Lord on behalf of Israel. God answers his prayers and protects his people, routing the Philistines. Samuel marks this miraculous move of God by setting up an Ebenezer stone to remember God's faithfulness. Do you have Ebenezer stones in your life...stakes in the ground to recall God's faithfulness when challenges come? 

Even for those who follow Jesus, doubts and dashed hope can creep in. This passage encourages us that Jesus doesn't abandon us when our faith falters.  

HE IS RISEN! HE IS RISEN INDEED!  This Easter message takes us to the empty tomb, exploring man's pursuit of immortality. The resurrection is the only hope humanity has.

This message follows Jesus as He moves toward the cross and gives us insight into how we too should approach the cross. Pastor Phil also answers the question: Why is the cross so important to the Christian faith? 

Let's face it. Serving others is inconvenient. It impacts your schedule, your time, your relationships, your... You get the picture. But what if God wants more for us? Luke 5 forces us to think about what would happen if we started reaching out instead of turning in.

Jesus in the Passover is a visual presentation designed to give you a greater understanding of how the Passover meal points to the coming of Jesus and ultimately finds its fulfillment in the Lord's table. Guest presenter Michael Moore leads us on this beautiful journey. 

Being faithful to serve, love and share the goodness of Christ takes courage in our culture. But that courage is rewarded as His light shines in the darkness. This message challenges us to stand out in the power of the Spirit. 

In a culture hostile to their faith, the early church was faithful to boldly declare the Gospel. Peter led the way, shouting it from the roof tops, inviting all to see. It's hard to argue with a changed life. This message challenges and equips us to be unashamed sharers of Jesus. 

The early church didn't just gather in a holy huddle; they turned out with intention to give away what Jesus had given to them. Peter and John led the way, sharing the power and grace of Jesus as they went. Almost all of what we see in the book of Acts occurs outside the walls, beyond the gatherings of the church. This message addresses what that looks like in our culture today and the necessity f...

The early church did not compartmentalize their faith. Jesus was woven into the fabric of their lives. They spent time together in one another's homes, they did life together, they laughed together, they ate together, they were kind to their neighbors. "And the Lord added to their number daily." We'll talk about what that looks like today.

The early church gained momentum by showing up for Jesus and for one another. The language of Acts 2 makes it clear that consistent patterns developed among them; that coming together to worship, fellowship and prayer became a priority. This message addresses what that looks like in our culture today. 

We can learn much from the patterns of the early church. It's clear in Acts 2 that these new believers were committed to growing in their faith. Spiritual maturity comes as we devote ourselves, first to Jesus, and then to a pattern of life that fosters growth in Christ. This message walks us through those patterns as prescribed by the early church. 

Life would never be the same after Jesus' birth. Everything changed when He entered the world. Hope springs eternal for those who put their trust in Him. This message explores how Jesus changed the world and how He can change your world. 

Throughout this Christmas series, we'll be looking at the prophecies of Isaiah some 750 years before the birth of Jesus. 

The Israelites responded to Moses' call to give toward the building of the Tabernacle; so much so that he commanded them to stop giving. They were responding to God's faithfulness and miraculous delivery with hearts of gratitude. Generosity flows from a grateful heart. This message focuses on what that looks like in our lives today as faithful followers of Jesus.

Thanking God when times are tough is not our first inclination. But His comfort and presence never leaves us and His faithfulness never fails us. This message walks us through the discipline of thanksgiving, even in difficult times.