Starting this Sunday, June 1st, we will kick off our summer series, “Summer in the Psalms!” We invite you to participate in reading through the Psalms from June to August, aiming to fill our hearts with God’s praise. Copies will be available for you to take home at church this Sunday, or you can print […]
In the hustle of modern life, many individuals find themselves ensnared in a web of anxiety and worry. A recent poll conducted by the American Psychiatric Association revealed that the levels of anxiety among adults have reached alarming rates, with a significant percentage of individuals expressing feelings of overwhelming unease about various societal issues, including […]
The heart of our recent podcast episode delves deeply into the innate tendencies we observe not only in toddlers but also in our adult lives, particularly the ownership mentality that often governs our thoughts and actions. As children grow, they articulate their sense of self through phrases like “mine” and “no,” revealing an innate desire […]
All children potty-trained through 5th grade are invited to join us for an exciting study of the song Be Thou My Vision. We will have times of craft, games, snacks, teaching, and songs of praise led by a live worship band. Sign your kids up at the following link so that we can prepare for […]
It’s never too late to join us! On Thursdays at 1:00 pm, ladies are invited to join us in the Fellowship Hall for a study by author Jennifer Rothschild. You’ll be encouraged to live assured, faithful, chosen, humble, justly, prayerful, and hopeful through the study of Amos. Amos is often called a prophet of doom. […]
Rushing down the tracks, Jesus’ ministry quickly brings others along with him. It should be striking that Christ, the Word by which all things were created, the one who does not need to be served by any human hands(Acts 17:25), quickly calls others to join him in his ministry. Who’s sake was that for? Why would he invite others to join him? What kind of people could be used in that capacity?
The Gospel of Mark continues to zip you through three quick train stops, marking the beginning of Christ’s ministry. Each one takes you further along this glorious journey through Christ’s character and ministry. Yet, each one should energize us to take steps toward repentance and faith.
Mark’s gospel is like a high-speed train, zipping from one event to another without pause. This rapid pace might be disorienting for some, but it’s not a sign of haste. Instead, it’s a deliberate choice to present the life of Jesus in a dynamic and impactful way. But what is this dynamic impact that he is trying to make? Let’s delve deeper.
Barabbas deserved to be hung up on that cross just like everyone does. (Romans 3:23) But God, being rich in mercy, sent his son to die on the cross for all our sins so we can spend eternal life with him in heaven.
Spring is here. The fields are turning green again, the birds are singing, and the calves are on the ground. It is a time of renewal and growth. A library can be an amazing resource for expanding your understanding, exploring new ideas, and entertaining yourself with an imaginative tale. It can also be an intimidating series of rooms and shelves and books upon books. Where to start?