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Today, Jesus draws different images of God's speaking throughout the ages and adds a new one. All of these images are to give us greater clarity of God's gift of Life to us. Our scripture today can be found in John 6: 22-59.

We are growing closer to Easter and Resurrection. Today our journey with Jesus challenges us to see all that we are to be is through Him. Everything begins and ends with Him. Our scripture for today can be found in John 15: 1-11

Our journey with discovering Jesus, and who He is to us, continues as we come alongside His disciples and learn how He and His Message are One, singularly fixed upon us. Today's scripture can be found in John 14: 1-14

As Jesus invites us to understand who He is, He uses two different images to represent Himself, a 'door', and 'the good shepherd'. These become powerful images for who He is to us and what we may expect as we prepare ourselves for Easter.

Lent is a time of reflection and preparation in order to celebrate, with all that we are the wonderful gift of the Resurrection on Easter. In the Gospel of John, Jesus identifies Himself through several "I Am" statements in order to help us understand who He is to us, and how we benefit. We will journey with Jesus as He identifies Himself as the Light of the World.

Today we explore one of the more puzzling passages for believers as we consider what is said, and the call upon our lives. Today's scripture can be found in Luke 9: 28-36

How often we may wonder if God is really at work? Our ability to look at the past and present and determine the future leads us to believe only in what we know, often unaware of the separate streams of God's purposeful work. Today we will return to the reality that God has sent us His greatest work. Our scripture today can be found in Genesis 45: 3-15

Today we look at a central conviction of our faith. We are called to consider the options of what we believe and the resulting realities. Our scripture can be found in 1 Corinthians 15: 12-20.

Jesus astounds us with more than his miracles as He reveals His plan for us. Today our scripture can be found in Luke 5: 1-11

Today we explore the power and value of love as the Apostle Paul sets forward the central work of how we are to live and minister to one another. Our scripture today can be found in 1 Corinthians 13: 1-13.

If you have ever played a board game and wished you could start over because you didn't get enough properties in Monopoly , or the right profession in the game of Life, then you might be interested to know that deep within the heart of the Old Testament was this plan for everything to be reset every 50 years. It was called the year of Jubilee. This Sunday we will look at Jesus' reading of this hop...

Nestled amidst the central issue and key players in the Wedding at Cana we find the ordinary, the behind-the-scenes, people who are the first to understand. They are an example to us on how we may view what God is doing in our present world. Our scripture for today can be found in John 2:1-11.

For believers, God's blessings go far beyond the realms of the material, physical, and financial. Believers have also been blessed with spiritual blessings. For all these blessings, God is to be praised. Our scripture for today is from Ephesians 1: 3-14.

We welcome you to worship today. We will be lead by guest pastor Rev. Leighton Seys. Our scripture for today can be found in Genesis 12:1-3, Luke 6:27-35

Please join us as we worship with guest pastor Rev. Leighton Seys.

Please join us this Christmas Day to celebrate the birth of our Lord and Savior!

Advent means coming and has a strong note of preparation. Light is often used as an image that is breaking in amidst the darkness. This Advent we will work through Isaiah, with the four common themes of Hope, Peace, Joy, and Love . Our Love is represented by God's determination to give us a sign that He will break in and set things right. Our scripture today can be found in Isaiah 7: 1-25.

Advent means coming and has a strong note of preparation. Light is often used as an image that is breaking in amidst the darkness. This Advent we will work through Isaiah, with the four common themes of Hope, Peace, Joy and Love. Our Peace is represented by Isaiah’s vision of a time when all will be made right, and conflict will no longer be the norm. Our scripture can be found in Isaiah 11: 1-9

Advent means coming and has a strong note of preparation. Light is often used as an image that is breaking in amidst the darkness. This Advent we will work through Isaiah, with the four common themes of Hope, Peace, Joy and Love. Our Hope is represented by Isaiah’s vision of a time that is coming, a time very different from his present day struggle. Our scripture can be found in Isaiah 2: 1-5

On the final Sunday of the Christian calendar, we remember that Jesus Christ is our King and just what kind of King he truly is.

When we stop to think about what Jesus has done for us, how it differs from anything we could do for ourselves, we find that we have a new motivation for how we are to live out our faith. Today's scripture can be found in Hebrews 10: 11-14 and 19-35.

Join us this morning as we explore stories where God's hand was seen by his people. These stories are coming to us through the testimony of others in our church and community.

On this Sunday we remember the Saints that have gone before us and look forward to the day to which we all long. A day of a new heaven and a new earth, when God will make all things new. Our scripture can be found in Revelation 21: 1-6a

Long ago, Joseph learned that through his many trials, God had a greater plan for saving more than just Joseph. Paul now challenges us as believers to see in the midst of our struggles that God still has a plan. Our scripture today can be found in Philippians 1: 12-18

For Paul, it isn't just what we have received from God that is the Good News, but also what that Good News now does in us to bring Glory to God. Our scripture today can be found in Philippians 1: 9-11.