Teaching
Something More
When life shifts unexpectedly, our mind races to solve problems, secure stability, and control what comes next. We’re tempted to chase after what feels safe—money, approval, or a well-developed plan. But when we focus on these things first, peace becomes hard to find, and mental gymnastics lingers. Mental gymnastics, that constant and often over processing of information or worry.
God invites us to something better. He calls us to seek Him first, before anything else, trusting that He will take care of our needs and guide our next steps.
Join us Sunday morning at 7:05!
**Reminder** We will celebrate the Lords supper at the end of service.
It’s Pieces Parts, But They’re Fused
In Christianity, the “tapestry of God” symbolizes God’s providence—His active role in guiding creation toward His divine purpose. Life’s joys, trials, and seemingly mundane moments are like threads in a grand tapestry, crafted by God. While humans see only the messy underside (the chaos of life), God sees the completed masterpiece from above.
Our heavenly Father really does work all things together!
Join us at 7:05 Sunday morning as we explore the depths of our God and all He does for us.
You Are Loved!
Have you ever started something new? Did you initially experience a mix of emotions? Excitement pulses through you, and the many unanswered questions swirl in your mind. The questions come quickly—Am I ready? What about this or that? Who can help? This is where excitement and craziness intertwine – right? But here’s the good news: God never calls you into something new without equipping you.
Often, when we start something new, we meet opposition and at times people can be down right ugly as they oppose you. This is when we really need to dig deep into our relationship with the Lord. If He’s call you to it, He will see you through it.
Join us Sunday morning at 7:05 as we dig deeper into our relationship with the Lord.
That is the Correct Question
Emotionally, some places can hold us captive long after we’ve left them. We step forward, but the past lingers, whispering familiar lies. “You can’t change.” “You aren’t valuable enough.” “It was easier back then.” If this resonates with you, stop it. When God calls us into something new, the pull of old habits, pains, fears, and comforts can deter us from the promise God has created for our future.
The question has to be why are we stuck?
Join us Sunday morning at 7:05 as we dig deeper into why we seem to struggle moving forward in life.
But How?
Trials are part of our daily lives. We often endure longsuffering in these trials. The big question, how do we live, work and play while facing these days, weeks, months and yes, even years of longsuffering?
Paul has some great advice on how we should walk and live during those times.
Join us Sunday morning at 7:05 AM as we work through enduring life under hardship.
**We will celebrate the Lord’s supper at the end of service.**
How Long Lord?!
It’s Friday and the end of your work week. As you look over the past few days you see that you have accomplished very little on your ‘to-do’ list. Where did the week go? What happened to all my plans? I was so sure I could accomplish much more than I did and yet here I am staring at my list and there is so much to get done and time is short. The interruptions have been constant, your frustration builds to levels where you just want to scream…but you don’t.
How many of you have had that very conversation with yourself this week? Well maybe not this week, but it’s an all to familiar reminder of past experiences.
Join us Sunday morning at 7:05 as we learn about why stuff happens in life and what the Lord is trying to teach us.
Because of Him!
Imagine back two thousand years ago, grief was settling over Jesus’ disciples like a wet blank. The One they followed, the One they called Lord, the One they believed as the source to eternal life, had been crucified and laid in a tomb. For a moment, darkness seemed to have won. But then, the unthinkable happened, Jesus came back to life. The stone rolled away, and the grave was empty. That specific moment in history changed everything. Death had no grip, and hope burst open wide into the world.
Join us Sunday morning at 7:05 as we celebrate the resurrection of our savior, Jesus Christ!
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