You’ve got questions, and we’ve got answers. Join us for a Pastor’s Round Table where we answer questions that were previously submitted.
You’ve got questions, and we’ve got answers. Join us for a Pastor’s Round Table where we answer questions that were previously submitted.
2020 has been a year like none other. That’s true of every year, but it’s especially true of 2020. During a year where the world has felt so weary and hopeless, many are looking something to place their hope in. The good news is that hope may not be quite as far off as it […]
Elections are contentious, frustrating, and… well… temporary. Whether you’re happy or sad about the winner of our presidential election, there is a place of peace that followers of Jesus have been invited to find. Join us as we talk about how to find that.
Join us for YOUR questions answered by our pastors. Questions include: How do I know God’s will for my life? How do I instill faith in the hearts of my children? And more!
In the midst of everything going on in our country right now, we need to figure out how to move forward. This message presents the way that followers of Jesus can do help be a part of the healing process of our nation.
Do you find yourself in the midst of uncertainty? The truth is, life is full of things that are unexpected. But rather than giving up hope, followers of Jesus have an opportunity to choose something important.
A long time ago, Jesus came to the earth as the “Prince of Peace.” But most of us wouldn’t use the word “peace” to describe our lives or even our last year. So what does it mean that He’s the Prince of Peace?
Thanksgiving is a time to remember to be grateful. But we don’t choose to be grateful simple for the sake of being grateful; we choose to be grateful for a far greater reason!
Every year, the United States celebrates Labor Day by giving laborers a day off from work, and every year, many Americans find themselves filling up their day off with more labor – never pausing to consider the importance of slowing down. In today’s message, we consider what’s lost when we don’t slow down.