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Sermon Series May 14th- May 28th
A faith that stands the tests of life.
We are going to spend three weeks learning how to trust God. No matter what the world throws our way we want to trust God. We want to have a resilient faith
We are going to spend three weeks learning how to trust God. No matter what the world throws our way we want to trust God. We want to have a resilient faith
Sermon Series April 16th- May 7th
This must be stronger than that. As our world changes and society shifts we are called as followers of Jesus to resist the temptation to live in fear. The love of God must be stronger in us than the fears of the world. For the next 4 weeks are going to talk about different areas of our lives and how we must be stronger than the fear they cause. It is a beautiful resistance.
Sermon Series March 12th- April 9th
After Jesus rose from the grave he walked the earth for 40 days, in those 40 days he had many encounters. He encountered many different people, men, women, his disciples even those who didn’t believe, but they all walked away changed by Jesus. You too can encounter this Jesus.
Sermon Series February 5th- March 5th , 2023
We all struggle in prayer. Maybe we talk too much and listen too little. Maybe focus too much on the latest technique and not enough on a simple relationship with God.
God shows up when we pray.
God shows up when we pray.
Sermon Series January 8th- January 29th , 2023
What is the nature and purpose of a church? Churches can build their church upon many different things. We are going to talk about who we are as a church and how you can be apart of it.
Matthew 16:18 “Upon this rock I will build my church, and all the powers of hell will not conquer it.”
Matthew 16:18 “Upon this rock I will build my church, and all the powers of hell will not conquer it.”
Sermon January 1st, 2023
Start the new year by worshiping with us as we walk through the Parable of the Farmer. We will ask you what will you grow in 2023?
Sermon Series December 4th- December 18th, 2022
Darkness is best defined as “the absence of light.” The Bible uses darkness about 200 times as a metaphor to describe what life is like without God. Jesus came to earth as the LIGHT OF THE WORLD so we would no longer live a life without God.