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God is calling us to root ourselves in our community. He first needs to bring a perspective shift, an awakening, to his heart for those around us in need. Second, He wants to capture our hearts with a compassion that ultimately leads us to action. This Sunday, we will look again at Jeremiah 29 as we talk about what it takes to move us to compassion as we root ourselves in the lives of our neighbor...

God is calling us to root ourselves in our community. He first needs to bring a perspective shift, an awakening, to his heart for those around us in need. Second, He wants to capture our hearts with a compassion that ultimately leads us to action. This Sunday, we will look again at Jeremiah 29 as we talk about what it takes to move us to compassion as we root ourselves in the lives of our neighbor...

On Sunday, we will look at the elder son from the prodigal son story. We will dive into the call to be generous by recognizing others' needs before our own and will see how the elder son walked with an orphan spirit which caused him to be unable to celebrate what was best for his father and his younger brother. Please join us this Sunday!

On Sunday, we will look at the elder son from the prodigal son story. We will dive into the call to be generous by recognizing others' needs before our own and will see how the elder son walked with an orphan spirit which caused him to be unable to celebrate what was best for his father and his younger brother. Please join us this Sunday!

We are God's children; therefore, we are able to live aware of his presence at all times. However, so many of us live as if we are orphans, parentless, and unaware of God's movement in our lives and his presence leading us. This Sunday, we will take an honest look at our lives, God's promise of adoption, and how we are responding to his promise on a daily basis. Our scripture foundation will be Ro...

We are God's children; therefore, we are able to live aware of his presence at all times. However, so many of us live as if we are orphans, parentless, and unaware of God's movement in our lives and his presence leading us. This Sunday, we will take an honest look at our lives, God's promise of adoption, and how we are responding to his promise on a daily basis. Our scripture foundation will be Ro...

Because of the first Advent of Jesus and the promise of His second coming, hope, love, joy, and peace are here! They are available to us every day, but do we truly believe this? Do we live this way? With the Holy Spirit in us, we can live lives marked by love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control every day! Do we fully grasp all that He has offered us...

Because of the first Advent of Jesus and the promise of His second coming, hope, love, joy, and peace are here! They are available to us every day, but do we truly believe this? Do we live this way? With the Holy Spirit in us, we can live lives marked by love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control every day! Do we fully grasp all that He has offered us...

Sunday is Christmas Eve and the last Sunday of Advent. We will be celebrating with our children at 10am and with candlelight at 5pm and focus on the "Arrival of Peace" at Christmas AND everyday of our lives in the person of Jesus!

Sunday is Christmas Eve and the last Sunday of Advent. We will be celebrating with our children at 10am and with candlelight at 5pm and focus on the "Arrival of Peace" at Christmas AND everyday of our lives in the person of Jesus!

This third week of Advent we will focus on the angel's words to the shepherds regarding Jesus... "Good news of Great Joy!" What does it mean for us to experience an advent of joy in our daily lives? What does it mean that joy is not circumstantial but is instead eternal? This Sunday, we will talk about the impact of advent in bringing joy and what it means for our lives every day!

This third week of Advent we will focus on the angel's words to the shepherds regarding Jesus... "Good news of Great Joy!" What does it mean for us to experience an advent of joy in our daily lives? What does it mean that joy is not circumstantial but is instead eternal? This Sunday, we will talk about the impact of advent in bringing joy and what it means for our lives every day!

We can hope for the arrival of God in our lives!! The Advent season is about "The Arrival." It speaks to the fact of Jesus' first arrival and turns us towards a life prepared for his second coming, but in an even deeper sense, it speaks to the truth of God's arrival in every part of our lives on a daily basis! All of us struggle with this, though, and lose hope! This Sunday, we will look at the li...

We can hope for the arrival of God in our lives!! The Advent season is about "The Arrival." It speaks to the fact of Jesus' first arrival and turns us towards a life prepared for his second coming, but in an even deeper sense, it speaks to the truth of God's arrival in every part of our lives on a daily basis! All of us struggle with this, though, and lose hope! This Sunday, we will look at the li...

Preparation...a word that speaks to getting ourselves ready for what lies ahead. On Sunday, we will look at the work God is doing in our midst and the need to partner with Jesus in the preparation He is doing in us for the works he has prepared for us to do!

Preparation...a word that speaks to getting ourselves ready for what lies ahead. On Sunday, we will look at the work God is doing in our midst and the need to partner with Jesus in the preparation He is doing in us for the works he has prepared for us to do!

Join us this Sunday as Harvest and team lead us in a time of extended worship and our Vintage family shares stories of God's goodness and faithfulness during this season. We are excited to hear how God is moving! Come and be encouraged!

Join us this Sunday as Harvest and team lead us in a time of extended worship and our Vintage family shares stories of God's goodness and faithfulness during this season. We are excited to hear how God is moving! Come and be encouraged!

"Taste and see that the Lord is good!" The writer of Psalms 34 is expressing in song his own experience of God's love and goodness, and he wants everyone else to experience it too! It was more than something he understood only in his mind; it was the actual experience of his life, and it changed him. As we read Paul's prayer in Ephesians 3:14-21, we see this same idea expressed. Paul wants the chu...

"Taste and see that the Lord is good!" The writer of Psalms 34 is expressing in song his own experience of God's love and goodness, and he wants everyone else to experience it too! It was more than something he understood only in his mind; it was the actual experience of his life, and it changed him. As we read Paul's prayer in Ephesians 3:14-21, we see this same idea expressed. Paul wants the chu...

On Sunday, we will dive into Ephesians 3:1-13. In these verses, we will focus on Paul's sacrificial call to love and serve the Gentiles and recognize it as a model for how we should live our lives. Because so many of our women will be away this weekend at the Women's Spiritual Life Retreat, our K-5th graders will also join us in services this Sunday.

On Sunday, we will dive into Ephesians 3:1-13. In these verses, we will focus on Paul's sacrificial call to love and serve the Gentiles and recognize it as a model for how we should live our lives. Because so many of our women will be away this weekend at the Women's Spiritual Life Retreat, our K-5th graders will also join us in services this Sunday.

Paul loved the idea of racism ending in Asia Minor. He loved that two different people groups from two different cultures, by the grace and power of God, were unified as one and put into the same family! This week, looking at Ephesians 2:19-22, we will see the unique expression of what that unified family looks like, break down the depth of it, and talk about the biblical expression of what that u...

Paul loved the idea of racism ending in Asia Minor. He loved that two different people groups from two different cultures, by the grace and power of God, were unified as one and put into the same family! This week, looking at Ephesians 2:19-22, we will see the unique expression of what that unified family looks like, break down the depth of it, and talk about the biblical expression of what that u...

On Sunday, we will look at the second chapter of Ephesians again as Paul reminds his readers of who they were before Jesus came and the love of Jesus that saved them apart from their own actions. Second, we will see how Paul shifts that understanding of grace and salvation to tell the story of how God tore down the wall of racism and discuss what that means for us today!