Promise Kids

· All children grades K-6th are invited to join us. We will have food, games, and a short bible story! Please bring a friend!

Women’s Morning Bible Study - Wherever Love May Lead Chapter 6, Day 1

Children and Young People will learn about the Day of Pentecost

Adults will study Exodus: Deliver Us From Evil. We will walk through this book and see how the children of Israel’s story is our story as we also journey from a known evil to an elusive good with our God going before us.

Sunday Worship

Sermon from John 20

This Sunday is a day of great comfort for any follower of Jesus who wrestles with doubt concerning Christ’s promises or doubts about God’s Word. Jesus does not come to rebuke Thomas’ weak faith. Jesus comes to strengthen Thomas’ faith, giving him proof of the mind-bending reality of the resurrection—to let him feel it, touch it, explore it. Jesus didn’t reject Thomas. Jesus engaged Thomas and gave him peace.

Still today, Jesus comes to his disciples in Word and sacrament. The living Lord speaks to us. He lets us partake of his true body and blood. When we show weakness of faith, he does not reject us. Just as he did with Thomas, Jesus engages us, giving us proof and peace.

Midweek Lenten Worship

The Hand of the Lord Raises the Dead

Hands are used to heal, mend, build, teach, comfort, and more. Together we will see that the hand of the Lord has accomplished throughout the pages of Scripture.

This week: The Hands of the Lord Is Stronger than the Devil

A Bible Study on the nature of the church and how and why it grows and shrinks

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

Sermon from Luke 13

When sinners strayed from God, God didn’t just passively wait for them to return to him. Jesus plunged headlong into our wilderness to rescue us and bring us back to God.

 As Lent leads us to the cross, we see Jesus fully enter the wilderness of sin, suffering, rejection, and judgment. He goes there not for His own sake but for ours. Through His death and resurrection, He transforms our wilderness into a place of hope, redemption, and life.

 This series invites believers to journey with Christ through the wilderness, recognizing that He walks before us, suffers for us, and ultimately leads us into the promised land of grace.

This Sunday our focus is on how God stands for us where we have fallen.

Midweek Lenten Worship

The Hand of the Lord Raises the Dead

Hands are used to heal, mend, build, teach, comfort, and more. Together we will see that the hand of the Lord has accomplished throughout the pages of Scripture.

This week: The Hands of the Lord Is Stronger than the Devil

A Bible Study on the nature of the church and how and why it grows and shrinks

Children and Young People will learn about the Day of Pentecost

Adults will study Exodus: Deliver Us From Evil. We will walk through this book and see how the children of Israel’s story is our story as we also journey from a known evil to an elusive good with our God going before us.

Sunday Worship

Sermon from Luke 13

When sinners strayed from God, God didn’t just passively wait for them to return to him. Jesus plunged headlong into our wilderness to rescue us and bring us back to God.

 As Lent leads us to the cross, we see Jesus fully enter the wilderness of sin, suffering, rejection, and judgment. He goes there not for His own sake but for ours. Through His death and resurrection, He transforms our wilderness into a place of hope, redemption, and life.

 This series invites believers to journey with Christ through the wilderness, recognizing that He walks before us, suffers for us, and ultimately leads us into the promised land of grace.

This Sunday our focus is on how God stands for us where we have fallen.

Midweek Lenten Worship

The Hand of the Lord

Hands are used to heal, mend, build, teach, comfort, and more. Together we will see that the hand of the Lord has accomplished throughout the pages of Scripture.

This week: The Hands of the Lord Heals Our Disease

Children and Young People will learn about the Day of Pentecost

Adults will study Exodus: Deliver Us From Evil. We will walk through this book and see how the children of Israel’s story is our story as we also journey from a known evil to an elusive good with our God going before us.

Sunday Worship

When sinners strayed from God, God didn’t just passively wait for them to return to him. Jesus plunged headlong into our wilderness to rescue us and bring us back to God.

 As Lent leads us to the cross, we see Jesus fully enter the wilderness of sin, suffering, rejection, and judgment. He goes there not for His own sake but for ours. Through His death and resurrection, He transforms our wilderness into a place of hope, redemption, and life.

 This series invites believers to journey with Christ through the wilderness, recognizing that He walks before us, suffers for us, and ultimately leads us into the promised land of grace.

This Sunday our focus is on how God stands for us where we have fallen.

Midweek Lenten Worship

The Hand of the Lord

Hands are used to heal, mend, build, teach, comfort, and more. Together we will see that the hand of the Lord has accomplished throughout the pages of Scripture.

This week: The Hands of the Lord Is Stronger than the Devil

Women’s Morning Bible Study - Joel Chapter 3

Children and Young People will learn about the Day of Pentecost

Adults will study Exodus: Deliver Us From Evil. We will walk through this book and see how the children of Israel’s story is our story as we also journey from a known evil to an elusive good with our God going before us.

Sunday Worship

Sermon from 1 Samuel 17

When sinners strayed from God, God didn’t just passively wait for them to return to him. Jesus plunged headlong into our wilderness to rescue us and bring us back to God.

 As Lent leads us to the cross, we see Jesus fully enter the wilderness of sin, suffering, rejection, and judgment. He goes there not for His own sake but for ours. Through His death and resurrection, He transforms our wilderness into a place of hope, redemption, and life.

 This series invites believers to journey with Christ through the wilderness, recognizing that He walks before us, suffers for us, and ultimately leads us into the promised land of grace.

This Sunday our focus is on how God stands for us where we have fallen.

Midweek Lenten Worship

The Hand of the Lord

Hands are used to heal, mend, build, teach, comfort, and more. Together we will see that the hand of the Lord has accomplished throughout the pages of Scripture.

This week: The Hands of the Lord Create and Save

Women’s Morning Bible Study - Joel Chapter 3

Children and Young People will learn about the Day of Pentecost

Adults will study Exodus: Deliver Us From Evil. We will walk through this book and see how the children of Israel’s story is our story as we also journey from a known evil to an elusive good with our God going before us.

Sunday Worship

Sermon from Luke 13

When sinners strayed from God, God didn’t just passively wait for them to return to him. Jesus plunged headlong into our wilderness to rescue us and bring us back to God.

 As Lent leads us to the cross, we see Jesus fully enter the wilderness of sin, suffering, rejection, and judgment. He goes there not for His own sake but for ours. Through His death and resurrection, He transforms our wilderness into a place of hope, redemption, and life.

 This series invites believers to journey with Christ through the wilderness, recognizing that He walks before us, suffers for us, and ultimately leads us into the promised land of grace.

This Sunday our focus is on how God is always present and patient in our lives. However, this patience is not a call for apathy but urgency.

Children and Young People will learn about the Day of Pentecost

Adults will study Exodus: Deliver Us From Evil. We will walk through this book and see how the children of Israel’s story is our story as we also journey from a known evil to an elusive good with our God going before us.

Sunday Worship

Sermon from Luke 9

“Epiphany” comes from a Greek word that means “reveal.” When someone has an epiphany, it’s not that reality changed. The way they see that reality is what changed, for a deeper truth has been revealed. An epiphany is an “a-ha!” moment causing us to look at things very differently. In the Church Year, Epiphany is the season where we see Jesus begin his ministry, revealing the reason the Son of God came to earth. In this season we will come to understand that when we have Jesus in our lives, it does not always mean our reality drastically changes. It simply means that we see reality differently (and better). Jesus always provides an abundance of epiphany moments.

There is no more important job that sharing the good news of salvation with others. So, you would expect Jesus would only give that job to those most qualified, like the angels. Nope. The least qualified are the first sent. In love, Jesus prepares and equips us to speak on his behalf. How? He draws unworthy sinners into his presence to provide us with the free gift of holiness that we lack. Once cleansed, we jump at the opportunity to be the ones through whom God does the same for others. Here is this week’s epiphany moment. Let this be a crucial epiphany moment! You might think you are unqualified to share the gospel with those Christ brings into your sphere of influence. But the least qualified are the first sent.

Promise Kids

· All children grades K-6th are invited to join us. We will have food, games, and a short bible story! Please bring a friend!

Children and Young People will learn about the Day of Pentecost

Adults will study Exodus: Deliver Us From Evil. We will walk through this book and see how the children of Israel’s story is our story as we also journey from a known evil to an elusive good with our God going before us.

Sunday Worship

Sermon from Luke 5

“Epiphany” comes from a Greek word that means “reveal.” When someone has an epiphany, it’s not that reality changed. The way they see that reality is what changed, for a deeper truth has been revealed. An epiphany is an “a-ha!” moment causing us to look at things very differently. In the Church Year, Epiphany is the season where we see Jesus begin his ministry, revealing the reason the Son of God came to earth. In this season we will come to understand that when we have Jesus in our lives, it does not always mean our reality drastically changes. It simply means that we see reality differently (and better). Jesus always provides an abundance of epiphany moments.

There is no more important job that sharing the good news of salvation with others. So, you would expect Jesus would only give that job to those most qualified, like the angels. Nope. The least qualified are the first sent. In love, Jesus prepares and equips us to speak on his behalf. How? He draws unworthy sinners into his presence to provide us with the free gift of holiness that we lack. Once cleansed, we jump at the opportunity to be the ones through whom God does the same for others. Here is this week’s epiphany moment. Let this be a crucial epiphany moment! You might think you are unqualified to share the gospel with those Christ brings into your sphere of influence. But the least qualified are the first sent.

All women of the congregation are invited to attend and your presence will be appreciated as they will elect new officers.