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Midweek Lenten Worship

The God of Lament

What can we do in a world of sin and its consequences? For many, the only answer is to speak words of lament. When the doctors are out of answers, when friends seem of no help, and when the problems of life seem too mighty for us, we can only cry out in lament. For the Christian, these words do not go empty into the air, but to a God who hears, understands, and saves.

Help us to be good stewards of God’s gifts by getting our building ready for Easter. Lunch will be served and there will be ways all ages can help! No need to bring anything but yourselves and a comfy set of clothes to work in.

Lunch will be served.

Sunday Worship

Fifth Sunday in Lent

The season of Lent is a 40 day time where God’s people focus hearts and minds on the nature of our sin and the love of God that overcame that sin. This year we walk that road with our Savior under the theme “His Final Steps.” We will go where Jesus went and meet the people he met to better understand his mission and the good things that are now ours through Jesus’ final steps.

Midweek Lenten Worship

The God of Lament

What can we do in a world of sin and its consequences? For many, the only answer is to speak words of lament. When the doctors are out of answers, when friends seem of no help, and when the problems of life seem too mighty for us, we can only cry out in lament. For the Christian, these words do not go empty into the air, but to a God who hears, understands, and saves.

Sunday Worship

First Sunday in Lent

The season of Lent is a 40 day time where God’s people focus hearts and minds on the nature of our sin and the love of God that overcame that sin. This year we walk that road with our Savior under the theme “His Final Steps.” We will go where Jesus went and meet the people he met to better understand his mission and the good things that are now ours through Jesus’ final steps.

Sunday Worship

Transfiguration

EPIPHANY ENDS AS IT BEGAN—with the voice of God the Father shouting from heaven, “This is my Son.” This time it does not take place in the valley of the Jordan river but on top of a mountain. This time it does not begin his earthly preaching ministry but it closes it. After Jesus is transfigured he “sets his face toward Jerusalem” and to his cross. Before the coming suffering one more time we see Jesus in his full glory.

Women’s Morning Bible Study - The Last of the Minor Prophets: Haggai, Zachariah, Malachi

Sunday School

All-Together Family Style

All ages will learn together through a variety of learning styles.

Tomorrow we will look at the beginnings of Israel’s kings and their rejection of Samuel.

Sunday Worship

The Third Sunday after the Epiphany

The prophet Isaiah vividly described humanity as “people walking in darkness.” We are completely enveloped by sin and suffering and death. Worse, when we honestly assess the content of our minds and hearts, we find darkness there too. However, the prophet also foretold that within this deep darkness, a light would shine. The light would be so brilliant that it would be impossible to miss. As Jesus began his teaching and preaching ministry, that prophecy was fulfilled. Today Jesus continues to shine his light by preaching repentance and the good news of the nearing kingdom. He invites us to live a life that is illuminated by him. He calls us to walk in the light of love for God and for the brothers and sisters around us. Our Savior is the Light of the world, and so we shine his reflected light onto everyone around us.

Sunday Worship

First Sunday of Christmas

Christmas holidays mean family time, often with extended family travel and visits. Meals are prepared, gifts are given, memories are made. But the memories might not all be good. Sometimes there are Christmas hurts or even tragedies. We live in a world still affected by sin. The sinfulness of the world cannot rob us of the peace God intends to bring through his Son. Christ the Savior is born, and through his life, God brings us into the family. He gives us the rights of redeemed sons and daughters, the privileges of inheritance.

Christmas Day Worship

Home at Last

In the birth of Jesus, God inaugurates a Kingdom (a Home) that is good, growing, and will never end. Through Christ’s ongoing work, we are daily renewed, forgiven, and upheld as citizens of his everlasting Home.

Candlelight Christmas Eve Worship

A Light That Leads Us Home

In Christ, God has heard our cries and answered with compassion, arriving not just to sit with us in the dark, but to call us out of it. Christ leads us into light, forgives every sin, secures our future, and invites us into a joyful, unending Home in his presence.

This will be the second of two identical services on Christmas Eve.

Candlelight Christmas Eve Worship

A Light That Leads Us Home

In Christ, God has heard our cries and answered with compassion, arriving not just to sit with us in the dark, but to call us out of it. Christ leads us into light, forgives every sin, secures our future, and invites us into a joyful, unending Home in his presence.

This will be the first of two identical services on Christmas Eve.

Sunday Worship

Fourth Sunday in Advent

Advent is a word that means “arrive.” For over fourteen hundred years Christians have spent the four weeks before Christmas preparing their hearts and minds for Christ’s arrival.

Christmas is always a season of high expectations. Promises are made about gifts and get-togethers. The season itself promises us cozy moments and warm feelings. From that first Christmas until today, God has set high expectations by making many promises to his people that all find their fulfillment in the Christ-child born into a manger.

One of the promises God makes to us that is fulfilled at Christmas is the promise of hope. This hope is not simple wishful thinking. Hope is being certain that our tomorrow is better than our today. In the certain promises of Jesus we have the confidence to look forward to tomorrow with all hope.

Midweek Advent Worship

Third Midweek Advent Worship

Advent brings promise and hope, yet its waiting often reveals a deeper ache, a homesickness no house or holiday can cure. Coming Home for Christmas was created for that tension: to proclaim that Christ came to us “homeless” so we might be at home in him. This Advent and Christmas season we will be looking at God’s message of home found in the book of Isaiah.

A light dinner will be served starting at 5:15.

Sunday Worship

Third Sunday in Advent & Kids Christmas Program

Advent is a word that means “arrive.” For over fourteen hundred years Christians have spent the four weeks before Christmas preparing their hearts and minds for Christ’s arrival.

Christmas is always a season of high expectations. Promises are made about gifts and get-togethers. The season itself promises us cozy moments and warm feelings. From that first Christmas until today, God has set high expectations by making many promises to his people that all find their fulfillment in the Christ-child born into a manger.

One of the promises God makes to us that is fulfilled at Christmas is the promise of peace. While much of our own lives and the life of our Savior is covered in conflict, God promises us an eternal peace that surpasses all understanding..

Christmas for Kids

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Midweek Advent Worship

Second Midweek Advent Worship

Advent brings promise and hope, yet its waiting often reveals a deeper ache, a homesickness no house or holiday can cure. Coming Home for Christmas was created for that tension: to proclaim that Christ came to us “homeless” so we might be at home in him. This Advent and Christmas season we will be looking at God’s message of home found in the book of Isaiah.

A light dinner will be served starting at 5:15.

Sunday School

Adult Study - Apologetics

Youth - Christmas Program Rehersal

This study will be a great way to review the important truths of God’s Word and to help you make better sense of them in your life and to help you explain God’s truths to others.

Part 4 - Grace

Youth

Gideon’s Victory

Teens

What Do I Do When I Am Afraid of the Future

Sunday Worship

Second Sunday in Advent

Advent is a word that means “arrive.” For over fourteen hundred years Christians have spent the four weeks before Christmas preparing their hearts and minds for Christ’s arrival.

Christmas is always a season of high expectations. Promises are made about gifts and get-togethers. The season itself promises us cozy moments and warm feelings. From that first Christmas until today, God has set high expectations by making many promises to his people that all find their fulfillment in the Christ-child born into a manger.

One of the promises God makes to us that is fulfilled at Christmas is the promise of hope. This hope is not simple wishful thinking. Hope is being certain that our tomorrow is better than our today. In the certain promises of Jesus we have the confidence to look forward to tomorrow with all hope.

Living Promise Academy Christmas Program

Midweek Advent Worship

First Midweek Advent Worship

Advent brings promise and hope, yet its waiting often reveals a deeper ache, a homesickness no house or holiday can cure. Coming Home for Christmas was created for that tension: to proclaim that Christ came to us “homeless” so we might be at home in him. This Advent and Christmas season we will be looking at God’s message of home found in the book of Isaiah.

A light dinner will be served starting at 5:15.

Elders Meeting