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Is stress getting to you? Frustrated and overwhelmed? You are not alone. Even some of the most notable people from Scripture have had challenging times. But then, and now, God never abandons us, especially in our times of need. Join us all this month for our August sermon series, "Biblical Breakdowns" to learn more!

Today we finish our July sermon series, "Road Work Ahead," with a journey on the road from Jerusalem to Gaza. Just what transpires on this journey? What important lesson will be revealed? Join us to find out!

Today we take the road from Jerusalem to Jericho and hear the story of the Good Samaritan. Oh, but we all know that story, right? Or do we? Come listen in to find out!

Today we continue on our journey along these many roads in our July sermon series, "Road Work Ahead"! This morning we will be walking along the road to Damascus and seeing how our lives can take unexpected turns and twists. Hope you can join us online or in-person!!

We continue on our journeys down some of the roads in Scripture. Today we travel on the road to Jericho. What lessons can we learn from the healing of the blind and of a short tax collector? Tune in and find out!

The large orange flowers that dot the roads of the Midwest are in full bloom as Construction Season presses on. 🙂 Today we begin a new sermon series titled "Road Work Ahead", and this morning we will be journeying along the Road to Emmaus! Hope you can join us in-person or here online!!

This morning we are going to continue in Paul's letter to the Galatians and talk about having "Freedom in Christ". But what does that mean? If we are talking about freedom shouldn't we wait until next Sunday when it is closer to the 4th of July? Come join us virtually or in-person to learn more!

Today we are going to continue talking about the living hope we have in Jesus Christ as we are claimed as God's children. But just who is counted among God's children? And do we need to do anything to be in that number? And just what does it really mean? Come join us this morning in-person or online and find out!

We have a living hope in Jesus Christ through the grace and mercy of his sacrifice that secured our eternal salvation. We also hold a living hope in the entire Trinity (God, Jesus, & Holy Spirit) that God knows the plans that God has made for us and sets before us a path towards love and inclusion of the entire world. Come join us this morning in-person or online and hear more about living hop...

Happy Birthday Church! Today is Pentecost Sunday!! Want to learn more about Pentecost and why it is such an important holiday in the Christian calendar? Then come join us in-person or watch online here on Facebook! May the Holy Spirit rest upon you and guide you in sharing the Good News with all the world!!

It's Ascension Sunday!! Don't know what Ascension Sunday is? Come join us in-person or here on Facebook and find out!

Rejoice in the Lord ALWAYS, and again I say, rejoice!  Today we will reflect on how God is ALWAYS there for His children – in ancient times through today.

The Apostle Paul left us with many thought-provoking lessons, including this one: “Whatever gains I had, these I have come to regard as loss because of Christ… I regard everything as loss because of the surpassing value of knowing Christ Jesus my Lord!”

Today we forge ahead in our journey into the Book of Philippians! Come join us this week as we dive into chapter two and continue to look for important messages from Paul for the church in Philippi, as well as ones that still apply to us today, including a reminder about humility.

Today we begin our journey into the Book of Philippians! Come join us for the next four weeks as we go through one chapter each week and look for important messages from Paul for the church in Philippi, as well as ones that still apply to us today.

Christ the Lord is risen! Alleluia! Give praise for God’s resurrecting power! Let everything with life and breath praise God!

Christ the Lord is risen today! He is risen indeed! Alleluia!! Today we will visit the garden and find the empty tomb. In her mourning and concern for what has become of Jesus, Mary mistakes him for the gardener. But in a way, could she have been right? Join us and find out!

Some days are just plain lousy and gloomy, just like the weather outside today. But sometimes, lousy does not even begin to cover it. Good Friday was such a day for many people long ago. Calling it "Good" seems almost wrong in some ways. Tonight we revisit that fateful day, when the Son of God gave up everything for the salvation of the world. And while we know today what came just a few days late...

Hosanna! Hosanna! Come join us this Palm Sunday as we celebrate the triumphant entry of Jesus into Jerusalem, while also looking at the story in a new way that reflects on being better together.

Being vulnerable is not often easy for us. The truth is though, that we are fragile. Our time on this earth is not infinite. How we accept and live into that reality, uncomfortable as it may be, is strengthened and enriched when we trust God and lean into God's love and grace.

As children of God, made in God's image, we are good enough and God loves us as we are. And even though we often believe that we are the problem, there are things outside of our control and God's love, forgiveness, and grace are still offered to us and to all.

We continue this morning in our series "Good Enough" as we journey through this Lenten season and head towards Easter morning. Today we will look at the idea of living up to our fullest potential and the realities therein.

So much is out of our control in this life, and we may feel it especially now as fighting and attacks across the globe seem to escalate further and further. But we even feel the need to control some of the smallest and simplest things in life too. What if we could let go of needing things and people to be "just so" and instead could learn to let go, trust God, and learn to dance in the unfolding o...

Perfection is not possible, but transformation is. Come join us to learn more about a faith that is "good enough" and God's love and grace!

Tonight we enter into the season of Lent, celebrated with the imposition of the ashes, and beginning to look at what it means for us to be "Good Enough." We hope you can join us in-person or virtually. God's blessings to you!