Consider doing some (or maybe all) of these things this Christmas Season. You'll have more margins and opportunities to encounter Christ this Christmas Season and more opportunities to reflect Him to others as well.
Keep ReadingChristians must stand firm, in love, shining the light of Christ brightly in a lost culture that is increasingly embracing violence and darkness. We cannot shrink back. We cannot compromise and we cannot respond with unholy anger. God has placed us here for such a time as this.
Keep ReadingWe live in a fallen, broken world where there is much suffering and pain. The terrible flood that (at this point) has killed thirty two people, at least twenty-seven young children raises questions for us as Christians. What are we to make of such things? What is God saying? What is our responsibility as His children?
Keep ReadingThis post is part two of a Blog series entitled "Embrace These Truths." The series seeks to address some of the cultural lies that often infiltrate churches and lead Christians astray. It is vital that we, as Christians, have a Biblical view of life and reality as opposed to a cultural view.
Keep ReadingIt is imperative that we, as Christians, know the Word of God so we might walk in Truth and not be deceived by lies.
Keep ReadingNov 30
2020
2020 has, by all accounts, been a strange and disorienting and unusual year. For many, it has been a source of discouragement or anxiety or stress or any number of things. This Christmas season is an incredible opportunity to be still and to experience renewal and to refocus on the things that truly matter: namely the amazing gift of God's Son to us.
Nov 16
2020
We are to give thanks in all things as Christians. While 2020 has been an unusual year, we must give thanks because our God is Sovereign and All Wise and is seeking to mature us in our faith
God has blessed our outdoor service times the past several months. We are thankful that we have had weekly opportunities to worship together. Now, as we return to our normal hours of worship, we gather not for the sake of 'normalcy,' though normal routines are nice, rather we gather to worship our God and to recommit ourselves, the church, and all ministries to Him, for His glory.
November 14 and 15 we return to our normal worship hours! On that weekend, we will also have special services to rededicate ourselves, our church, all ministries and property to the Lord, for His Glory. Online Worship will also continue.